(Reuters) -Boeing and GE Aerospace are scaling back their public activities following the fatal crash of an Air India jetliner, with the planemaker's CEO canceling his trip to the Paris Airshow next ...

GE Appliances announced the completion of an expanded $180 million investment at its Roper Corporation cooking products plant ...

GE Aerospace has said the fate of the new T901 helicopter engine developed for the Army is likely dependent on how fiscal ...

The stock has seen a dramatic surge, fuelled by record order inflows and a significant improvement in profitability. But is ...

Airbus and Boeing might still be a decade from finalising their requirements, but CFM International and competitor Pratt & ...

GE Aerospace is expanding its work with Kratos Defense & Security Solutions on low-cost, small turbofan engines, announcing ...

The MIM Software deal already had begun bearing fruit for GE HealthCare last fall with federal approval of its centiloid ...

GE Aerospace expects it will soon complete a second round of GE9X dust-ingestion tests, insisting the efforts will help ...

A 787-8 Air India jet crashed in the Indian city of Ahmedabad; authorities say all but one of the 242 passengers on board died. Boeing stock fell 4.8%. S ...

Stock futures are lower Thursday as investors await more signs of progress on trade negotiations and respond to fresh ...