Lockheed's Battle to Survive a Downward Storm
In a lengthy profile from Burbank, Lockheed Aircraft Corp. faces bankruptcy, seeking a $250 million federal loan guarantee as Rolls Royce delays Tristar engines. Leadership under Daniel J. Haughton argues for a comeback through renewed commercial work, while Congress weighs the aid amid past losses and ongoing defense contracts.
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