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The board of directors of FedEx met in Seattle over the weekend, and one of the items on the agenda was the purchase of more 767 cargo planes from Boeing.
All these defense stocks are expected to report a good quarter, and all make very good sense in growth portfolios with a degree of risk tolerance.
Short interest through June 30 was released on Friday after markets closed, and we thought we would take a look at what short sellers are thinking about Boeing.
If the reports are accurate, Lockheed Martin may be paying $8 billion or more to United Technology for its Sikorsky unit.
Friday morning American Airlines said it would delay delivery of five new planes from Boeing and 35 new planes from Airbus.
It now appears that FedEx is about to place an order for as many as 50 of Boeing’s 767-300F freighters. The list price for the plane is $199.3 million, valuing an order for 50 at nearly $10 billion.
Airbus has one-upped its own giant A380 model with a double-decked plane that tries to address a couple the objections that have kept the A380 from being a bigger seller.
Wells Fargo Securities raised its second-quarter earnings per share estimate for Boeing after it announced second-quarter delivery ressults.
Boeing reported Monday morning that commercial aircraft deliveries totaled 197 in the second quarter of 2015, up from 181 in the second quarter of last year.
For the first time since 2011, the U.S. Department of Defense has updated its National Military Strategy.
Boeing released its 2015 price list on Wednesday, and the most expensive commercial jet the company sells is the 777-9X, which carries a list price of $400 million.
Harris has joined the lineup of companies looking to reorganize their corporate structure. 24/7 Wall St. wanted to show a heads and tails view of the move here.
Does Boeing believe that the 747 maintains enough strategic value to the company to make it worth committing cash that it could use for other purposes?
Boeing and European rival Airbus compete with one another for essentially every sale either company makes. It is no wonder then that keeping score has become a spectator sport.
On Sunday, a Falcon 9 rocket disintegrated just minutes after launch from Cape Canaveral as it was on a mission to resupply the International Space Station.