Defense contractors, aerospace primes, shipbuilders, intelligence vendors, and companies tied to national security spending.
The defense contractor reported results that topped expectations for both profits and revenue for the quarter ended June 2026, according to a market report. Investors will be watching whether the gains reflect sustainable program execution or short-term factors.
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The private investment firm says it has closed its acquisition of L3Harris’ space propulsion, power and electronics operations, creating a standalone business branded as Rocketdyne.
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The defense contractor said it has finished transferring control of its commercial space propulsion, power and electronics businesses to AE Industrial Partners, marking a step in narrowing its focus on core defense and government programs.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has certified Boeing’s 737 MAX 7, the smallest variant in the MAX family, marking Boeing’s first new aircraft certification after an extended period of review.
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The defense contractor said it secured two multi-year agreements expected to support production and delivery of munitions and missile-defense technologies, according to a report citing market coverage.
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Yahoo Finance reports Boeing has received certification clearance for its smallest 737 MAX jet, a milestone that comes after years of redesigns and regulator scrutiny tied to the MAX program’s safety issues.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has cleared Boeing’s 737 Max 7, according to a market report published Tuesday, marking a key step in the aircraft’s path back to the approval pipeline after years of scrutiny.
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Boeing’s stock jumped about 5% following a Wall Street call that moved the aircraft maker from a negative to a positive stance, pointing to improving production progress.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has issued certification for Boeing’s 737 Max 7, a milestone that follows years of scrutiny after two fatal crashes and subsequent quality-control problems.
