RTX beat Wall Street’s expectations in the third quarter thanks to strong growth in its aftermarket and defense businesses.
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RTX posted strong third-quarter revenue growth in its aftermarket and defense businesses sufficient to offset tepid commercial original equipment (OE) sales that have been adversely impacted by supply chain challenges and the Boeing International Association of Machinists (IAM) strike. Sales in July...
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