Fluor Government Business Shines, but Company Profits Down in First Quarter

By ExchangeMonitor

Profits rose at Fluor Corp.’s Government division in the first quarter, and the segment checked in with big wins on major Energy Department cleanup jobs for the period ended March 31, the Irving, Texas-based engineering and construction giant announced late Thursday. The…

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