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Elon Musk Spooked Howmet. GE Just Validated the Bull Case

BenzingaSurbhi Jain

Elon Musk's SpaceX plans and GE's $11.75B deal suggest turbine blade shortages remain one of aerospace's biggest bottlenecks.

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