Lockheed Martin Corp

NYSE: LMT
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Closing Price on September 19, 2024

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When the White House announced its fiscal year 2021 budget, there were winners and losers among the nation's largest defense contractors.
Serious problems with the Lockheed F-35 fighter jet and the Boeing KC-46 refueling tanker continue to cause delivery delays and acceptance by the Air Force.
Wednesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included Acceleron Pharma, Advanced Micro Devices, Apple, eBay, Facebook, Hasbro, 3M, Peloton, Starbucks, Tesla and Xilinx.
The U.S. Defense Department is ramping up spending on programs to develop missiles capable of speeds greater than 15,000 mph.
United Technologies reported solid fourth-quarter and full-year gains Tuesday morning but raised serious concerns about 2020 due to the grounding of the 737 Max. Lockheed, too, beat expectations but...
Six of the world's largest defense contractors are reporting quarterly earnings this week. Here's a preview of what to expect.
Defense stocks had a very good 2019, and military gear makers are expecting 2020 to be another solid year. Heightened tensions in the Middle East aren't hurting either.
A Boeing employee has called the 737 Max an "airplane designed by clowns." Why the company's future may not be with the 737 Max but its defense, space and security division.
Boeing has the chance to salvage investor results if it spins off its defense, space and security units into a new publicly held corporation.
The 737 Max debacle has ruined the financial results of Boeing's commercial division. However, it has the chance to salvage investor results if it spins off the defense, space and security businesses...
2019 was a very good year for the top U.S. defense firms. Most posted double-digit share price gains and a wave of consolidation could push more gains in the year ahead.
24/7 Wall St. noticed 11 key dividend hike announcements in September from large-cap companies that were too big to ignore.
24/7 Wall St. has looked for solid companies raising payouts that are generally outyielding Treasuries and that are viewed to have a cheap share price against most Wall Street analyst projections.
Boeing successfully completed the first test flight of its unmanned refueling tanker for the U.S. Navy and continues to work on both major and minor issues on its much-delayed KC-46 Air Force tanker.
Boeing's $5.6 billion second-quarter pretax charge to earnings was — and remains — its most urgent problem. Yet it's not the only problem.