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Six months into the Iran war, the global economy has avoided the worst-case scenario many feared, even as the conflict continues to reshape oil markets, travel, food costs and defense spending. The war initially triggered a sharp rise in oil...

The government wants far more interceptors, fast, and only these companies can deliver them.

The aerospace leader's stock has pulled back 10%, but how has the ticker historically responded when sell-offs turn into deeper 20% dips.

Defense ETFs like ITA offer diversified exposure as the latest U.S.-Iran escalation boosts demand for defense products.

MP and NioCorp offer distinct critical-minerals opportunities, but operational maturity and execution risks set them apart.

Space Exploration Technologies Corp. has redefined the launch business, flying at a pace no other company has matched. The company recently completed its 100th Falcon mission of 2026 following a record of 165 Falcon launches in 2025, underscoring its dominance...

Traditional defense contractors trail smaller vendors this year despite geopolitical conflicts, surging demand. These 5 stocks lead.

The multiple rests on a launch vehicle that has yet to fly and an acquisition that has yet to close, while most of the revenue arriving today comes from satellites.

Boeing's turnaround is real, but its trailing profit is not yet coming out of the operating line, and the higher rate steps that would change that are scheduled inside other companies' plants.

The European CEO of US defence company Lockheed Martin said transatlantic partnerships such as the one with Rheinmetall will build a credible deterrence and economic benefits on both sides. Dennis Goege spoke with Bloomberg's Lizzy Burden from Frankfurt.

Lockheed Martin (LMT) concluded the recent trading session at $565.62, signifying a +1.64% move from its prior day's close.

NOC is expanding its global defense reach as allied spending rises, with international sales climbing and a $10B annual target by 2031.

The options market prices a wide year for the stock, and a services book this full does nothing to narrow it.

Lockheed Martin (NYSE:LMT) showcased its NetSense Airspace Awareness-as-a-Service system, which uses AI and commercial 5G networks to detect unmanned aircraft systems. The NetSense demonstration highlighted potential applications in monitoring airspace around critical infrastructure, public events, and government facilities, in collaboration with partners including Verizon and NVIDIA. Lockheed Martin extended its multi-launch rocket agreement with Firefly Aerospace and agreed to work...

In the world of jet engines, GE Aerospace delivers top-tier performance, but its stock comes with a first-class price tag to match.

Over the past six months, Lockheed Martin’s shares (currently trading at $564.17) have posted a disappointing 12.9% loss, well below the S&P 500’s 10.5% gain. This might have investors contemplating their next move.

A veteran investor openly admits he wants SpaceX shares but refuses to touch them, and his reasoning points to a risk most retail investors are completely overlooking before the stock even opens for trading.

SpaceX just disclosed a defense contract haul large enough to dwarf most competitors' annual revenues, and Pentagon budget documents suggest the company has barely started collecting.

Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman benefit from strong defense demand, but differing backlogs, growth rates and international sales shape the comparison.

BA's P-8 Poseidon program is gaining from strong maritime defense demand, with a new $156.2M contract supporting its long-term defense growth.

Despite outperforming the broader market over the past 52 weeks, Lockheed Martin has yet to win over Wall Street completely, with analysts maintaining a moderately optimistic outlook on the defense giant’s prospects.

Elon Musk said China is "by far" the strongest competitor in artificial intelligence, extending a warning he made 15 years ago that Beijing would ultimately become Space Exploration Technologies Corp.‘s most important rival in rocket technology. Musk’s 2011 China Prediction...

One turnaround story shows recovery despite revenue headwinds; the other leans on government contracts and strong cash flow. Their valuations tell very different stories.

Rocket Lab's flight rate moved one way over the past year; its share price moved both ways.

The planemaker's delivery recovery is real, and the cash it throws off is still a small fraction of the annual figure management says is well within reach.

KTOS is ramping production as defense demand grows, with a $2.08B backlog and plans for major capacity expansion through 2028.

U.S. manufacturing could be headed for an AI-fueled revival. Our roundtable pros size up the trend and offer 10 promising stocks.

Lockheed Martin just found a new entry point into the military naval market.

The engines it is shipping to build tomorrow's service revenue are costing margin today, and the shares carry almost no cushion if that bill runs long.

RTX expands Tomahawk production with a $22.9 billion contract, supporting higher output and strengthening its precision-strike capabilities.