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Lockheed to reinvest some tax savings in R&D, education
Lockheed Martin is internally reinvesting some of the money it will be saving through U.S. tax reform.
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Lockheed CEO plays down impact of Trump’s steel tariff
Lockheed Martin’s chief executive downplayed the impact of wide-ranging global tariffs on steel and aluminum imports into the United States, telling reporters she was still studying the decision.
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Trump, Boeing reach handshake agreement to cap Air Force One program at $3.9B
The White House claims it cut the price of the program by $1 billion, but the figures don’t add up.
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DoD to review General Dynamics-CSRA merger
If approved, the deal would make GD-CSRA the second largest player in the federal IT market.
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General Dynamics to acquire CSRA in nearly $10 billion deal
In an unexpected move, General Dynamics says it plans to acquire government IT solutions giant CSRA in a deal worth $9.6 billion — bolstering its IT business even as other defense companies have opted to offload such segments from their portfolios.
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Here’s where defense companies are funneling newfound tax dollars
If you listened to the annual earnings calls of the major, public defense companies (wait, does everyone not do that?), then you might have noticed a common theme. They’re all going to have more cash. And a lot of them have similar plans for how to spend it.
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Trump moves to vastly expand offshore drilling off US coasts
The new five-year drilling plan also could open new areas of oil and gas exploration in areas off the East Coast from Georgia to Maine, where drilling has been blocked for decades. Many lawmakers in those states support offshore drilling, although the Democratic governors of North Carolina and Virginia oppose drilling off their state coasts.
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VA promises faster action on unpaid bills from outside health providers
Some private-sector with veterans as patients have seen unpaid bills swell into the tens of thousands of dollars, with no clear payment date from VA.
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2018 Pentagon priority: Speeding up foreign weapon sales
The Pentagon, industry and partners all want foreign weapon sales to move faster. Can 2018 become the year it happens?
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‘That’s the Worst!’: Acquisition regulations we love to hate
The Section 809 Panel is asking for public input on the 50 worst laws, regulations, and policies that impede the acquisition process.
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Lockheed to reinvest some tax savings in R&D, education
Lockheed Martin is internally reinvesting some of the money it will be saving through U.S. tax reform.
-
Lockheed CEO plays down impact of Trump’s steel tariff
Lockheed Martin’s chief executive downplayed the impact of wide-ranging global tariffs on steel and aluminum imports into the United States, telling reporters she was still studying the decision.
-
Trump, Boeing reach handshake agreement to cap Air Force One program at $3.9B
The White House claims it cut the price of the program by $1 billion, but the figures don’t add up.
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DoD to review General Dynamics-CSRA merger
If approved, the deal would make GD-CSRA the second largest player in the federal IT market.
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General Dynamics to acquire CSRA in nearly $10 billion deal
In an unexpected move, General Dynamics says it plans to acquire government IT solutions giant CSRA in a deal worth $9.6 billion — bolstering its IT business even as other defense companies have opted to offload such segments from their portfolios.
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Here’s where defense companies are funneling newfound tax dollars
If you listened to the annual earnings calls of the major, public defense companies (wait, does everyone not do that?), then you might have noticed a common theme. They’re all going to have more cash. And a lot of them have similar plans for how to spend it.
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Trump moves to vastly expand offshore drilling off US coasts
The new five-year drilling plan also could open new areas of oil and gas exploration in areas off the East Coast from Georgia to Maine, where drilling has been blocked for decades. Many lawmakers in those states support offshore drilling, although the Democratic governors of North Carolina and Virginia oppose drilling off their state coasts.
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VA promises faster action on unpaid bills from outside health providers
Some private-sector with veterans as patients have seen unpaid bills swell into the tens of thousands of dollars, with no clear payment date from VA.
-
2018 Pentagon priority: Speeding up foreign weapon sales
The Pentagon, industry and partners all want foreign weapon sales to move faster. Can 2018 become the year it happens?
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‘That’s the Worst!’: Acquisition regulations we love to hate
The Section 809 Panel is asking for public input on the 50 worst laws, regulations, and policies that impede the acquisition process.
-
Lockheed to reinvest some tax savings in R&D, education
Lockheed Martin is internally reinvesting some of the money it will be saving through U.S. tax reform.
-
Lockheed CEO plays down impact of Trump’s steel tariff
Lockheed Martin’s chief executive downplayed the impact of wide-ranging global tariffs on steel and aluminum imports into the United States, telling reporters she was still studying the decision.
-
Trump, Boeing reach handshake agreement to cap Air Force One program at $3.9B
The White House claims it cut the price of the program by $1 billion, but the figures don’t add up.
-
DoD to review General Dynamics-CSRA merger
If approved, the deal would make GD-CSRA the second largest player in the federal IT market.
-
General Dynamics to acquire CSRA in nearly $10 billion deal
In an unexpected move, General Dynamics says it plans to acquire government IT solutions giant CSRA in a deal worth $9.6 billion — bolstering its IT business even as other defense companies have opted to offload such segments from their portfolios.
-
Here’s where defense companies are funneling newfound tax dollars
If you listened to the annual earnings calls of the major, public defense companies (wait, does everyone not do that?), then you might have noticed a common theme. They’re all going to have more cash. And a lot of them have similar plans for how to spend it.
-
Trump moves to vastly expand offshore drilling off US coasts
The new five-year drilling plan also could open new areas of oil and gas exploration in areas off the East Coast from Georgia to Maine, where drilling has been blocked for decades. Many lawmakers in those states support offshore drilling, although the Democratic governors of North Carolina and Virginia oppose drilling off their state coasts.
-
VA promises faster action on unpaid bills from outside health providers
Some private-sector with veterans as patients have seen unpaid bills swell into the tens of thousands of dollars, with no clear payment date from VA.
-
2018 Pentagon priority: Speeding up foreign weapon sales
The Pentagon, industry and partners all want foreign weapon sales to move faster. Can 2018 become the year it happens?
-
‘That’s the Worst!’: Acquisition regulations we love to hate
The Section 809 Panel is asking for public input on the 50 worst laws, regulations, and policies that impede the acquisition process.
