Lockheed Martin (LMT)
461.17
+12.35 (2.75%)
Lockheed Martin is a global aerospace, defense, security, and advanced technology company that specializes in designing and manufacturing innovative systems, products, and services for government and commercial customers
The company is primarily known for its development of advanced military aircraft, missile defense systems, and space exploration technologies. Lockheed Martin also plays a key role in various programs related to cybersecurity, autonomy, and advanced manufacturing, focusing on fostering technological advancements that enhance national security and support international defense initiatives. Through its various sectors, the company aims to address complex challenges and provide cutting-edge solutions to enhance safety and security for its clients around the world.

Investor interest in global defense stocks has surged after Donald Trump's decision to temporarily suspend U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
Via Benzinga · March 5, 2025

US-Ukraine deal for priority access to critical minerals collapses, causing market disruption and potential economic and strategic setbacks.
Via Benzinga · March 4, 2025

The solution uses Nokia’s 5G technology, Verizon’s public 5G network and management solutions. Testing was performed using a hybrid user equipment that switches between commercial 5G and LPx (low probability of intercept) waveforms.
Via Stocktwits · March 2, 2025

Via Benzinga · February 24, 2025

Verizon, Accenture, and Verizon Business partner to offer advanced cybersecurity solutions for businesses. Other telecom companies also faced attacks.
Via Benzinga · March 3, 2025

Nokia shares are trading higher by 5.9% during Monday's session. The company announced, along with industry leaders, an acceleration of AI-RAN development.
Via Benzinga · March 3, 2025

The DoD's plan to cut its budget by $50 billion annually over five years triggered sharp declines in high-flying defense and tech stocks like Palantir and Axon.
Via MarketBeat · March 3, 2025

I was wrong about Boeing in December. Imagine that!
Via The Motley Fool · March 1, 2025

DOGE is not just another bureaucratic reshuffle—it’s a market-moving force that is reshaping the way money flows through the economy. Some companies are going to win big, and others are going to get steamrolled.
Via Talk Markets · March 1, 2025

The Trump administration may stop all shipments of military aid to Ukraine following a tense exchange between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Vladymyr Zelenskyy in the Oval Office Friday.
Via Benzinga · February 28, 2025
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is not just another bureaucratic initiative - it’s a market-moving force that is reshaping the way money flows through the economy.
Via Talk Markets · February 26, 2025

Dynamic Aerostructures, a key supplier for Boeing and Lockheed Martin, is saddled with $55 million in debt.
Via Benzinga · February 26, 2025

Via Benzinga · February 26, 2025

Over 20 civil service employees resigned from Elon Musk-associated DOGE, opposing efforts to dismantle critical public services under Trump's administration.
Via Benzinga · February 25, 2025

European defense stocks surge while American counterparts struggle due to Trump's calls for Europe to shoulder security burden and Pentagon budget cuts.
Via Benzinga · February 25, 2025

Creative destruction comes to the U.S. Pentagon.
Via The Motley Fool · February 23, 2025

The aerospace giant's loss may be other companies' gain, with SpaceX and Blue Origin among the prime potential beneficiaries.
Via The Motley Fool · February 23, 2025

When it comes to space companies, layoffs aren't always bad news.
Via The Motley Fool · February 22, 2025

All four can provide solid growth.
Via The Motley Fool · February 21, 2025

Via The Motley Fool · February 20, 2025

It doesn’t grab the same headline space as inflation or jobs, but manufacturing’s still a really important economic indicator with the juice to move stocks over the medium- and long-term.
Via Talk Markets · February 20, 2025

A senior Pentagon official told the Washington Post that the Trump administration wants to reallocate about $50 billion to the president's other priorities.
Via Stocktwits · February 20, 2025