Huntington Ingalls’ Income Falls in Second Quarter; Environmental Cleanup Volumes Down

Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) on Thursday reported lower earnings in its second quarter due to a favorable litigation settlement that inflated the bottom line a year ago, but the company’s operating results were still strong and earnings beat consensus…

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