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How do Americans feel about US arms sales? Not great.
Congress is still divided on the decision to continue selling weapons to Saudi Arabia, and it turns out the American public feels a similar way.
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These 7 Chinese companies each topped $5B in defense sales — and could rival American firms
A new research project seeks to identify the biggest players in China’s defense market.
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Japan’s defense industry continues to grow. But is it in for rough seas?
There are concerns that Japan’s increasing reliance on the American Foreign Military Sales program for big-ticket defense articles will reduce the share of the defense budget available for homegrown companies.
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China’s military capabilities are booming, but does its defense industry mirror that trend?
China’s defense industry continues to struggle with critical technologies despite a sustained effort at bridging the gap.
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Who are the world’s top 10 defense companies?
Find out from Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro as we reveal the Defense News Top 100 list.
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For IT companies, the secret to success in defense is all about big growth
What’s the sweet spot for exclusively IT-focused firms?
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Fair competition? Not if you look global
It’s no secret — in the U.S., domestic defense companies have an advantage.
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US Navy’s focus on rapid acquisition is opening up opportunities for Europe
The U.S. Navy intends to get much bigger, and that has meant new openings for European companies in the U.S. defense market.
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The Defense News Top 100 captures some changes, but what’s missing?
The list begs that question of scale needed to compete in defense. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer here.
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Fincantieri bulks up with acquisition ahead of Naval Group partnership
Italian shipyard Fincantieri has bought a key Italian technology firm to gain extra clout ahead of a planned team-up with France’s Naval Group.
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How do Americans feel about US arms sales? Not great.
Congress is still divided on the decision to continue selling weapons to Saudi Arabia, and it turns out the American public feels a similar way.
-
These 7 Chinese companies each topped $5B in defense sales — and could rival American firms
A new research project seeks to identify the biggest players in China’s defense market.
-
Japan’s defense industry continues to grow. But is it in for rough seas?
There are concerns that Japan’s increasing reliance on the American Foreign Military Sales program for big-ticket defense articles will reduce the share of the defense budget available for homegrown companies.
-
China’s military capabilities are booming, but does its defense industry mirror that trend?
China’s defense industry continues to struggle with critical technologies despite a sustained effort at bridging the gap.
-
Who are the world’s top 10 defense companies?
Find out from Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro as we reveal the Defense News Top 100 list.
-
For IT companies, the secret to success in defense is all about big growth
What’s the sweet spot for exclusively IT-focused firms?
-
Fair competition? Not if you look global
It’s no secret — in the U.S., domestic defense companies have an advantage.
-
US Navy’s focus on rapid acquisition is opening up opportunities for Europe
The U.S. Navy intends to get much bigger, and that has meant new openings for European companies in the U.S. defense market.
-
The Defense News Top 100 captures some changes, but what’s missing?
The list begs that question of scale needed to compete in defense. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer here.
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Fincantieri bulks up with acquisition ahead of Naval Group partnership
Italian shipyard Fincantieri has bought a key Italian technology firm to gain extra clout ahead of a planned team-up with France’s Naval Group.
-
How do Americans feel about US arms sales? Not great.
Congress is still divided on the decision to continue selling weapons to Saudi Arabia, and it turns out the American public feels a similar way.
-
These 7 Chinese companies each topped $5B in defense sales — and could rival American firms
A new research project seeks to identify the biggest players in China’s defense market.
-
Japan’s defense industry continues to grow. But is it in for rough seas?
There are concerns that Japan’s increasing reliance on the American Foreign Military Sales program for big-ticket defense articles will reduce the share of the defense budget available for homegrown companies.
-
China’s military capabilities are booming, but does its defense industry mirror that trend?
China’s defense industry continues to struggle with critical technologies despite a sustained effort at bridging the gap.
-
Who are the world’s top 10 defense companies?
Find out from Defense News Executive Editor Jill Aitoro as we reveal the Defense News Top 100 list.
-
For IT companies, the secret to success in defense is all about big growth
What’s the sweet spot for exclusively IT-focused firms?
-
Fair competition? Not if you look global
It’s no secret — in the U.S., domestic defense companies have an advantage.
-
US Navy’s focus on rapid acquisition is opening up opportunities for Europe
The U.S. Navy intends to get much bigger, and that has meant new openings for European companies in the U.S. defense market.
-
The Defense News Top 100 captures some changes, but what’s missing?
The list begs that question of scale needed to compete in defense. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer here.
-
Fincantieri bulks up with acquisition ahead of Naval Group partnership
Italian shipyard Fincantieri has bought a key Italian technology firm to gain extra clout ahead of a planned team-up with France’s Naval Group.
