Something terrible happened out at aerospace stock Boeing (BA) today, and telling what it is is proving oddly difficult. Boeing landed a hefty

Asset sales and new orders typically would push up Boeing shares, but the stock market had other ideas Monday.

Boeing Co (NYSE:BA) has seen no shortage of unpleasant headlines this past year, though the airplane manufacturer scored a contract to build the U.S. Air Force's latest fighter jet. Today, CEO Kelly Ortberg,

The Trump administration’s new tariffs upend a trade deal that has allowed Boeing, Airbus and other aerospace manufacturers to build aircraft and jet engines largely without tariffs since the 1980s, an aerospace industry group said.

The contract was a massive win for Boeing (NYSE: BA) as it struggles to return to full production of commercial planes. Should you invest $1,000 in Boeing right now? The Motley Fool Stock Advisor analyst team just identified what they believe are the 10 best stocks for investors to buy

Boeing (BA -2.33%) has become a battleground among investors and Wall Street analysts. That point hit home recently when a Wells Fargo analyst maintained an underweight rating on

US equity futures are pointing towards more pain ahead on Wall Street after Thursday's rout wiped out over $2.5 trillion in market capitalisation. The Dow futures are currently trading 420 points lower,

Investors interested in BA stock should wait for a better entry point, considering its poor ROIC and downward revision in earnings estimates.

Boeing expanded its order pipeline after bagging five major deals over the last 10 days. Here's more on the company's technical analysis.

Boeing has secured a lucrative defense contract for the F-47 fighter and scored billions of dollars' worth of 737 Max and 777X orders.

Lockheed Martin has a completely different investment thesis than Boeing. The defense contractor is highly profitable and has paid a steadily growing dividend for 22 consecutive years. The valuation is compelling at less than 20 times trailing earnings and FCF.

Naturally, Boeing has been on the hot seat for some time thanks to those recent “safety issues,” with questions going back all the way to January 2024. Thus, the Senate Commerce Committee came down hard on Boeing,