If Trump follows through on his dividend ban threat, two (or three) defense stocks could be at particular risk.

"It is going to be very interesting to determine how they measure whether a company is performing," Stan Soloway said.

President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that defense companies need to invest more in plants and equipment and stop giving dividends to shareholders.

On 7 January 2025, President Donald Trump issued an executive order (EO) aimed at limiting and preventing certain large defense contractors from conducting stock buybacks, issuing dividends, and ...

Congress and federal agencies are actively reexamining the bid protest process at the Department of Defense where billions of dollars in procurements are at stake.

Quick Read Themes Transatlantic Defense ETF (NATO) surged 65% over the past year. RTX, GE Aerospace and Boeing comprise ...

Huntington Ingalls will be among 12 companies to compete on a $25.4 billion, multiple-award contract to provide engineering solutions for the Defense Department.

The White House is calling for much more defense spending while pressuring contractors to prioritize production over profits.

On Monday3, B. Riley downgraded AST SpaceMobile to Neutral from Buy, cutting their price target to $105 from $95. Zacks ...

Last week marked an important milestone in the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification 2.0 (CMMC) program, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) program intended to ensure the security of sensitive ...

A new Department of Defense rule requires contractors to undergo internal and sometimes third-party cybersecurity assessments related to how they handle sensitive information. A phased rollout will ...