Lockheed Martin announced on Friday, June 20, that it will be laying off 10% of its Greenville, South Carolina, workforce.

Lockheed Martin will reduce its Greenville workforce after the Air Force chose not to extend its F-16 sustainment contract ...

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Aerospace defense company Lockheed Martin has announced it will be laying off approximately 10% of the ...

Lockheed Martin will terminate 10 percent of its Greenville workforce, which serves as the production and maintenance center ...

As many as 180 South Carolinians could be out of a job after Lockheed Martin announced it will layoff 10% of staff working in ...

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Lockheed Martin announced they are laying off employees in the Upstate. The company said ...

Lockheed Martin will be letting go about 10% of workers at its Greenville facility following the non-renewal a contract.

GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) – Lockheed Martin announced on Friday that it will layoff employees from it’s Greenville location after the Air Force ended a contract with the company. The U.S. Air ...

Lockheed Martin's plant in Greenville had earlier beat out 19 other Lockheed sites for a chance to produce the company's version of the T-X jet, the T50-A, but the $9.2 billion T-X contract ...

Lockheed Martin announced it's F-16 production line would move to Greenville in 2017. Since then, it has added 200 new jobs and invested $38 million in facility improvements and support structures.

GREENVILLE — In the past two years, Lockheed Martin's Greenville plant has more than doubled its workforce. Now the defense company is looking to add at least 100 more people to their team.

Political and civic leaders from the Upstate and South Carolina gathered Tuesday to celebrate a new F-16 production line. The ribbon cutting ceremony at Lockheed Martin, in Greenville, marks the ...