Raytheon rises as the company reports quarterly earnings dropped but expects a revenue rebound at Collins and Pratt & Whitney.

Boeing suppliers Woodward and Hexcel cancel their plan to merge, citing "unprecedented challenges" caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Stock futures are higher; the U.S.-China phase one trade agreement is expected to be signed Wednesday; fourth-quarter earnings season begins this week with reports from big U.S. banks.

Aerospace and industrial groups Woodward and Hexcel, key suppliers to Boeing, have agreed to an all-stock merger that value the combined companies at around $6.4 billion.

The new Woodward Hexcel would have 16,000 employees and estimated net revenues of $5.3 billion.

Spirit AeroSystems Holdings, Triumph Group, and other Boeing suppliers see their shares falling Tuesday as the aerospace giant indefinitely suspends production of the 737 Max.

Turmoil in the stock market continued into Thursday. TheStreet's top editors take a look at several stocks you may want to put on your shopping list.

The companies have reportedly held takeover discussions over the past several months, but there is no guarantee an agreement will be reached.

The Dow, S&P and Nasdaq each fell nearly 4% Thursday.

"We believe we have plenty of room on price value," Disney CEO Bob Chapek said of the group's streaming price hikes. "And we do not believe that there's going to be any meaningful on our churn as a result."

The theme park giant has been trying to make changes and that has caused some issues for its guests.

The pizza giant goes someplace pizza fans may not want to follow but Domino's, Pizza Hit, and Little Caesars don't sell this.