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Spirit Airlines (NYSE: SAVE) warned that sluggish demand and issues with its fleet would suppress second-quarter revenue. Investors were disappointed, sending Spirit shares down 9% as of 10:15 a.m

RTX Corporation (NYSE: RTX) reported big earnings beats on both the top and bottom lines in its earnings report last week, and the crowd went... mild.

Shares of one of America's biggest defense

RTX Corporation (NYSE: RTX) reported terrific earnings last week, beating analyst targets on both the top and bottom lines Tuesday. Granted, its guidance for the rest of this year was a bit

RTX (NYSE: RTX) beat on both the top and bottom lines in its earnings report last week. But it also released guidance for the rest of 2024 which revealed less than many analysts hoped.

That news led

RBC Capital recently raised its price target on aerospace and defense giant RTX (NYSE: RTX) to $96 from $88 while maintaining a "sector perform" rating on the stock. With the stock trading around

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Spirit Airlines (NYSE: SAVE) has updated its first-quarter guidance just weeks before it intends to announce finalized results. The move appears to have excited speculation among Spirit investors

A Wells Fargo analyst recently added RTX (NYSE: RTX) to a list of "tactical ideas" for the second quarter. The analyst maintained the company's price target of $120 and an overweight rating on the

In this video, Motley Fool contributors Jason Hall and Lou Whiteman break down the massive leadership changes just announced by Boeing (NYSE: BA), what they need to see before buying shares, and why

Soaring about 14% over the past three months, RTX (NYSE: RTX) stock has outperformed the S&P 500 which has risen about 9% during the same period. And Cai von Rumohr, an analyst at TD Cowen

RTX's (NYSE: RTX) stock is down more than 5% over the last year amid operational difficulties in its commercial aerospace and defense businesses. That said, a Wells Fargo analyst recently upgraded

A Wall Street analyst believes aerospace and defense giant RTX (NYSE: RTX) is due for a rebound as the company addresses its engine issues. Investors are taking notice, sending RTX share up by as

It's ba-a-ck!

If you lived on the East Coast in 2015, you probably remember the saga of Raytheon's wandering blimp. A few days before Halloween, a Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated

RTX (NYSE: RTX) hasn't gotten much love from Wall Street lately. The defense and aerospace company is dealing with the fallout of an expensive Pratt and Whitney aircraft engine defect. Contaminated

In today's scorching hot stock market, investors may gloss over the favorable qualities of the defense industry.

Defense companies aren't known for their growth. But they benefit from having a

Fool.com contributor Parkev Tatevosian compares MMM (NYSE: MMM) and RTX (NYSE: RTX) to determine which is the better buy for passive income investors.

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RTX's (NYSE: RTX) mix of commercial aerospace businesses makes it attractive for dividend investors. The defense business is known for its solidity thanks to its highly creditworthy customers

Geopolitical tensions remain excessively strained, and they don't seem poised to ease anytime soon. Investors attuned to this situation, moreover, are taking a closer look at defense stocks such as

Nvidia's (NASDAQ: NVDA) inception aimed to revolutionize 3D computer graphics for gaming and multimedia sectors. Initially achieving success with various chips, the company made a significant leap

After a series of disconcerting earnings reports from defense majors Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and RTX Corporation in January, the Q4 earnings report from Huntington Ingalls (NYSE: HII)

With aerospace giants like RTX and General Electric already reporting and giving estimates for another year of solid growth in the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and aftermarket, it's time to

The market loved the latest report from RTX (NYSE: RTX) -- formerly called Raytheon Technologies -- and rightly so. The latest update from this giant aerospace and defense company contained many

2023 was not kind to defense contractor Raytheon.

Stung by a manufacturing snafu involving "a rare condition in powder metal used to manufacture certain engine parts," the company announced in

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Shares of defense contracting giant RTX (NYSE: RTX) -- the artist formerly known as Raytheon -- jumped 8.2% through 10:30 a.m. ET after beating analyst forecasts for both sales and earnings Tuesday