Europeans Lobby In Washington For Defense Work

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EADS North America Inc., a division of Europe's largest military contractor, is working hard to get American defense contracts. They have reorganized their American operations and have bought some smaller military equipment makers.

Acquisitions & mergers, Marketing procedures, Management dynamics, Lobbying, Management, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Marketing, Company marketing practices, Company Profile, Company business management, EADS North America Inc.

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Pentagon Looks Outside Borders to Equip the Troops

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The Defense Department is using more and more foreign-owned companies to supply everything form aircraft to chemical weapons suits for the armed forces.

Contracts & orders received, Facilities & equipment, Contracts & orders let, Equipment and supplies, International aspects, Contracts, Contract agreement, United States. Department of Defense

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More Setbacks for Boeing

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The financially troubled Boeing Co. is planning to discontinue manufacturing the 717 and may also discontinue the 767 if it does not get enough orders.

Product development, Sales, profits & dividends, Financial management, Product discontinued, Finance, Company sales and earnings, Aerospace industry, Boeing Co., BA, Company earnings/profit, Company financing, Product discontinuation, Boeing 767 (Aircraft), Boeing 717 (Aircraft)

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