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IAI chief talks international security, makes a bold prediction for unmanned tech
In Israel, defense investments are, in the words of Israel Aerospace Industries Chairman Harel Locker, “a matter of survival.”
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It’s time to update US defense export policies
Our enemies control and preserve their military-industrial complex with an iron fist, while ours must function like any other publicly traded business in the United States.
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How would reforming conventional arms transfer policy bolster national security?
The result of reforming CAT policy could mean more jobs and revenue for the U.S. defense-industrial base, although the benefits may not be widely felt.
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Embraer’s defense head talks growth areas for the Brazilian giant
Jackson Schneider, the head of Embraer’s defense unit, sees opportunities to grow his business following a new agreement with Boeing.
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EU defense ambitions trickle down to industry, but is it good for business?
European Union nations, now unfettered by Britain’s decision to leave the organization, have achieved a 70-year-old ambition to integrate their defenses.
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The list is here: The largest defense companies on the globe, revealed
Who’s up and who’s down for 2018, based on 2017 defense revenue? Take a look.
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Between lost revenue and massive growth is the story of industry surviving a tough fiscal environment
The Top 100 defense companies in the world had a second straight year of growth — and more of that is on its way, analysts predict.
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Interview: Harris CEO Bill Brown on narrowing the corporate focus
Defense News spoke to Harris Corporation’s CEO to find out where the company sees its future opportunity, and how narrowing focus can enable growth.
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A look at aerospace and defense M&A activity in 2017
The global aerospace and defense industry ended the first half of 2017 with $18 billion in announced transactions, according to a new report from PwC.
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IAI chief talks international security, makes a bold prediction for unmanned tech
In Israel, defense investments are, in the words of Israel Aerospace Industries Chairman Harel Locker, “a matter of survival.”
-
It’s time to update US defense export policies
Our enemies control and preserve their military-industrial complex with an iron fist, while ours must function like any other publicly traded business in the United States.
-
How would reforming conventional arms transfer policy bolster national security?
The result of reforming CAT policy could mean more jobs and revenue for the U.S. defense-industrial base, although the benefits may not be widely felt.
-
Embraer’s defense head talks growth areas for the Brazilian giant
Jackson Schneider, the head of Embraer’s defense unit, sees opportunities to grow his business following a new agreement with Boeing.
-
EU defense ambitions trickle down to industry, but is it good for business?
European Union nations, now unfettered by Britain’s decision to leave the organization, have achieved a 70-year-old ambition to integrate their defenses.
-
The list is here: The largest defense companies on the globe, revealed
Who’s up and who’s down for 2018, based on 2017 defense revenue? Take a look.
-
Between lost revenue and massive growth is the story of industry surviving a tough fiscal environment
The Top 100 defense companies in the world had a second straight year of growth — and more of that is on its way, analysts predict.
-
Interview: Harris CEO Bill Brown on narrowing the corporate focus
Defense News spoke to Harris Corporation’s CEO to find out where the company sees its future opportunity, and how narrowing focus can enable growth.
-
A look at aerospace and defense M&A activity in 2017
The global aerospace and defense industry ended the first half of 2017 with $18 billion in announced transactions, according to a new report from PwC.
-
IAI chief talks international security, makes a bold prediction for unmanned tech
In Israel, defense investments are, in the words of Israel Aerospace Industries Chairman Harel Locker, “a matter of survival.”
-
It’s time to update US defense export policies
Our enemies control and preserve their military-industrial complex with an iron fist, while ours must function like any other publicly traded business in the United States.
-
How would reforming conventional arms transfer policy bolster national security?
The result of reforming CAT policy could mean more jobs and revenue for the U.S. defense-industrial base, although the benefits may not be widely felt.
-
Embraer’s defense head talks growth areas for the Brazilian giant
Jackson Schneider, the head of Embraer’s defense unit, sees opportunities to grow his business following a new agreement with Boeing.
-
EU defense ambitions trickle down to industry, but is it good for business?
European Union nations, now unfettered by Britain’s decision to leave the organization, have achieved a 70-year-old ambition to integrate their defenses.
-
The list is here: The largest defense companies on the globe, revealed
Who’s up and who’s down for 2018, based on 2017 defense revenue? Take a look.
-
Between lost revenue and massive growth is the story of industry surviving a tough fiscal environment
The Top 100 defense companies in the world had a second straight year of growth — and more of that is on its way, analysts predict.
-
Interview: Harris CEO Bill Brown on narrowing the corporate focus
Defense News spoke to Harris Corporation’s CEO to find out where the company sees its future opportunity, and how narrowing focus can enable growth.
-
A look at aerospace and defense M&A activity in 2017
The global aerospace and defense industry ended the first half of 2017 with $18 billion in announced transactions, according to a new report from PwC.
