GE Aerospace Stock News

As the old adage goes, the one constant in life is change. It's true of companies as well.

Three emerging technologies are poised to transform our daily lives. GE Aerospace (GE -0.42%) aims to revolutionize the airplane industry with a radical new engine design, Nvidia (NVDA -2.70%) is leading the charge toward a new generation of more power-efficient and cost-effective data centers that will support artificial intelligence (AI)-led demand, and Tesla (TSLA -1.28%) is changing the way...

Members of the United Auto Workers union at GE Aerospace's Evendale, Ohio, plant will strike from Thursday after failing to reach a new contract, UAW President Shawn Fain said in a video broadcast late on Wednesday.

When investors think about infrastructure stocks, many immediately think about artificial intelligence (AI) and with good reason. Many of the leading technology companies are making massive investments in AI that will drive growth for semiconductors and all the other infrastructure required to make data centers operational.

GE Aerospace's (GE -0.71%) joint venture, CFM International, and RTX's (RTX -0.06%) Pratt & Whitney produce rival engines in the Airbus A320neo. In addition, the CFM engine, LEAP, is the sole engine option on the Boeing 737 MAX.

Global defense spending is poised to accelerate as conflicts in Europe, the Middle East, and rising tensions in Asia intensify demand for new technologies and weaponry.

Various strategies for tracking the aerospace and defense industry have made good money for investors over the past 10 years.

GE Aerospace (General Electric Company) delivered strong Q2 results, with 23% sales growth, margin expansion, and robust order intake, beating analyst expectations across key metrics. Raised full-year guidance reflects confidence in continued growth, with higher revenue, profit, and cash flow targets, supported by easing supply chain disruptions. Valuation is now expensive, with limited near-te...