Shares of Boeing (BA) hit a more than a year-high in morning trade on Wednesday after the aircraft manufacturer received a price target hike from Susquehanna. Speculation that President Donald Trump’s ongoing tariff negotiations could lead to more deals for the company also aided the stock’s upward momentum.

Apple stock dropped 0.8% in morning trading Monday, threatening to add to Friday's 0.6% decline. Boeing shares rallied 1.4% premarket, closing in on a new 52-week high. Electric-vehicle giant Tesla TSLA rallied 1.3% Monday premarket, on pace to extend a win streak to three sessions.

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Tuesday Wrap-up 4:01 pm The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF closed less than 0.1% lower on Tuesday, indeed, almost flat at 570.38. Boeing Delivers 11:19 am In an update today,

The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) is one of the 13 stocks recently discussed by Jim Cramer. Cramer said that due to the tariffs, countries might look toward “big-ticket items”, like the ones the company sells,

Thai Airways International could exercise an existing option to buy more planes from U.S. planemaker Boeing as part of Thailand's tariff negotiations with the United States, CEO Chai Eamsiri told a Reuters NEXT Asia summit on Wednesday.

Comac has delivered fewer than 200 planes, but has huge ambitions to take on the duopoly that has dominated global aviation for decades.

Mad Money host Jim Cramer pointed out that investors are getting sidetracked by the relentless stream of political headlines and are missing out on significant developments in the

President Donald Trump and his supporters point to encouraging economic indicators to argue that concerns about his tariffs are overblown. Skeptics, however, say it’s too soon to declare that all’s well.