Government Business Was Bright Spot in Lousy Quarter for Fluor

By Wayne Barber

The government sector was one of the few bright spots early this year in what Fluor Chairman and CEO David Seaton described Thursday as “a disastrous quarter.” “I think we have a good brand in that market and are continuing to bid those projects and being…

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