In hypersonics, it is hard to know which is going faster, the hype or the reality. But increasingly, investors could be betting on the latter.

A new Pentagon rule change would slow cash flow to contractors until they prove they deserve it with good performance. Industry is shooting back.

The need for new workers—especially technology-oriented employees—and the difficulty in getting them is the talk of the industry.

Boomer retirements may portend one of the greatest gold rushes in living memory: small and midsize M&A.

A shortage of executive talent could be the next big workforce shortfall to hit aerospace and defense, and companies are starting to get worried.

Rolls-Royce has been through tough times before, but is this time different?

The business case for Boeing’s NMA may be hard to close, especially for suppliers, as cost and return on investment issues remain.

It seems that few large corporations want to be a conglomerate anymore, and the time appears ripe for selling off.