Jacobs CEO Remains Bullish After CH2M Acquisition

Jacobs Engineering Group reported $2 million in net earnings for its latest financial quarter, a steep year-over-year dive from $61 million linked to its recent acquisition of CH2M.
Earnings for Jacobs’ fiscal 2018 first quarter ended Dec. 31, 2017, took a hit…

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