Lockheed Martin net profit plunges 25.1 percent on debt cuts

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The net income of Lockheed Martin Corp., the largest defense contractor, declined by 25.1 percent in the third quarter of 2002. The details regarding ups and downs in sales and profits of the company are discussed.

Sales, profits & dividends, Aircraft, Analysis, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, Lockheed Martin Corp.

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Northrop Grumman beats competitors with 16.8 percent profit gain

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Northrop Grumman releases its financial report for the first quarter of 2003. Topics including beating the competition, increase in sales, and a promising outlook.

Reporting & Disclosure, Financial statements, Market domination, Market share

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UTC uses acquisition money to buy a non-defense firm

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The author examines United Technologies' acquisition of Chubb PLC. Topics include business strategy, company profits, and business losses.

United Kingdom, Acquisitions & mergers, Construction, Engineering Services, Engineering & Architectural Svcs, Engineering & Architectural Services, Construction industry, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Strategic planning (Business), United Technologies Corp., UTX, Chubb PLC

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