Fluor Reports Over $19 Billion in Revenue During 2017

By ExchangeMonitor

Fluor, one of the larger players in the U.S. Energy Department’s Cold War nuclear cleanup business, said Tuesday it took in $19.5 billion in revenue during 2017, a small step up from $19 billion recorded for 2016. Fluor said in a press release it collected…

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