EADS would forgo aid to restart talks

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EADS N.V., the parent company of Airbus has attempted to revive trade dispute negotiations between the United States and Europe by offering to give up controversial subsidies from European governments. It is forecast that the offer will not sway Boeing Co. contends the government subsidies violate global trade regulations and the case is currently before the World Trade Organization.

Europe, Legal issues & crime, International economic relations, Legal/Government Regulation, Company legal issue, Cases, European Union, World Trade Organization, Trade disputes

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Northrop weighs EADS alliance to seek contract

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Northrop Grumman Corp. of the United States is in joint venture negotiations with EADS N.V. of the Netherlands in hopes of battling Boeing Co. for a multibillion dollar United States government aerial-refueling planes contract. The defense contractors met to shortlist four possible sites in the United States for a major new operation.

Netherlands, Joint ventures, Industry Overview, Company Profile, Northrop Grumman Corp., Company joint venture

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EADS increases push into the U.S

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The European Aeronautic Defense and Space Co. is accelerating its expansion into the military and financial markets in the U.S. The company has made project proposals to the US Defense Department.

Strategy & planning, Planning, Defense industry, Company business planning, Defence industry

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