Boeing stock swings higher after earnings, which included costs for 737 MAX
Boeing Co.'s BA, -0.31% commercial airplanes business suffered first-quarter declines in profit, revenue and margin in the wake of groundings of its 737 MAX planes after two deadly crashes. The stock has swung higher in premarket trade, rallying 1.6% after being down as much as 1.3% earlier, after Boeing reported adjusted earnings that missed expectations and revenue that came up a bit shy, while saying it would update its 2019 guidance at a future date.
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