Industrials

Two U.S. industrial giants are working overtime to meet mask demand.

Philips will complete its transformation to a health technology business with the sale of its domestic appliances division, which no longer fits with the company's range of hospital equipment and personal health products.

Railroad operator Union Pacific Corp reported a lower-than-expected quarterly profit, as freight volumes of agricultural products and energy shipments fell.

CEO David Calhoun doesn’t expect Boeing to suspend or cut its dividend of $2.06 a share.  

Despite his original fear after the tariffs on steel and aluminum were implemented, he said his company ended up having "a pretty good year."

SEC filings detail the former CEO's exit package.

Spirit has some 13,000 employees in Wichita, out of 18,000 total worldwide.

From celebrities to politicians, a slew of high-profile figures may not have had the expertise to help the company navigate turbulent times.

The industry saw multiple bankruptcy filings in 2019.

The aerospace giant could raise more debt in order to help deal cover expenses related to the 737 Max, according to a report.

Airbus shipped 863 planes in 2019, according to a report.

Home prices are on the rise per Case-Shiller.

A federal appeals court has ruled American Airlines workers at Newark's airport who claim they've been shorted on overtime pay can't sue as a class

The region is embarking on an ambitious plan to become a research and production hub for electric vehicles and carve out a new economy for itself by mixing its industrial past with emerging technology.

The US economy may keep rolling along in 2020.

The mill shut down abruptly in the fall, putting 376 people out of work.