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The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) - When seeking a blue chip stock, it is best to look for a market leader.  Look no further than The Boeing Company. 

The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) shares have dropped 10% since late April, but today Societe Generale showed some love for the company by upgrading the stock.

Apple Inc.'s (NASDAQ:AAPL)  CEO Steve Jobs is responding to growing complaints about the latest iPhone by declaring, "We're not perfect." 

The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) is a stock worth a second look despite being up 18% in 2010. Boeing Co (BA) shares are trading today at $64 and change, getting closer to its 52-week high of $76.  Yesterday Boeing said it delivered 114 commercial airplanes in the second quarter, up from 108 planes in the first quarter. There's room for growth for Boeing shares, thus its time to get on board.

Workers at a Boeing Co. facility that builds large cargo jets have ratified a new labor contract and returned to work Thursday, ending a month-long strike that jeopardized the expensive military program.

Boeing expects more competition in the coming years.  Commercial aircraft maker Boeing Co. said Thursday that its global duopoly with rival Airbus for marketing large jets is coming to an end.

Wells Fargo (WFC) is the top bank pick of Deutsche Bank analyst Matthew O’Connor, according to a report from the analyst to clients today. 

General Motors Co. posted a 21 percent increase in March U.S. sales and Ford Motor Co. said sales rose 40 percent, trailing analysts’ estimates for a month when incentives helped lure buyers to showrooms. 

Boeing (NYSE:BA) issued 60 day layoff notices Friday (because being fired on a Friday gives you the weekend to go get tanked) to 1,020 workers.

Today’s upgrades include Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC), The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) and Tesoro Corporation (NYSE:TSO).  Read on to learn more about upgrades for these stocks.