The top three defense and aerospace ETFs are iShares U.S. Aerospace and Defense (ITA), PowerShares Aerospace and Defense ETF (PPA) and the SPDR S&P Aerospace and Defense ETF (XAR).
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But see, he may say, 'You make aerospace and you make aerospace.
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Concept Art (Image: Bigelow Aerospace)There's also the XBASE from Bigelow Aerospace.
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The state has more than 22022 aerospace companies and over 25,000 private aerospace workers.
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Zodiac Aerospace is one of two major suppliers of aircraft seats alongside B/E Aerospace.
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The aerospace unit employs 260 people and offers insurance cover for commercial airlines, helicopters, business jets, aerospace manufacturers, airports, aerospace service providers, satellites and even unmanned aerial vehicles and drones.
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Zodiac Aerospace: Zodiac Aerospace said on Tuesday it appointed Vincent Mascre as Chairman Of Executive Board.
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His father is a research scientist in Cleveland at Ohio Aerospace Institute, an aerospace research contractor.
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The center is a joint venture with Alsalam Aerospace Industries, Saudi Aerospace Engineering Industries and Boeing.
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S. trade in aviation and aerospace supplies and services so far, aerospace industry watchers say. tgam.
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Allen's Vulcan Aerospace has worked with aerospace pioneer Burt Rutan's company, Scaled Composites, on the ambitious project.
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Probably one of the more recognizable companies, Airbus is a multinational aerospace corporation that designs aerospace products,
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But the French aerospace engine and equipment supplier said it did not plan major new acquisitions after buying Zodiac Aerospace to become, according to its calculations, the industry's second-largest aerospace equipment supplier.
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Aerospace suppliers, such as GKN Aerospace, which sells 67% of its output to EU customers, are similarly exposed.
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Earlier this month, the government approved the planned sale of Northern Aerospace to Chinese-owned Gardner Aerospace Holdings Ltd.
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SpaceIL has been building its lander inside a clean room facility at Israel Aerospace Industries, that country's premiere aerospace manufacturer.
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Better Capital had agreed last month to sell Northern Aerospace to Gardner Aerospace Holdings Ltd, owned by the Chinese company.
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Triumph Group — Shares of the aerospace company gained 12.3% after announcing it is exploring alternatives for its aerospace structures business.
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NORAD is a U.S.-Canada joint command that conducts aerospace warning, aerospace control and maritime warning to defend North America.
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Rolls-Royce said it currently employs 4,800 people operates across five businesses: Civil Aerospace, Defense Aerospace, Marine, Nuclear and Power Systems.
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Around the same time, in 2008, Bigelow created a new company: Bigelow Advanced Aerospace Space Studies, a subsidiary of Bigelow Aerospace.
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The United Technology-Raytheon tie-up "creates this monster supplier in aerospace and defense," said Richard Aboulafia, aerospace analyst at Teal Group.
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The global aerospace industry is fast becoming venture capitalists' new frontier, according to Francois Chopard, the CEO of aerospace accelerator Starburst Accelerator.
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He declined to comment on a recent report that the company was considering making an offer for smaller aerospace supplier Zodiac Aerospace.
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Remy Nathan is the vice president for International Affairs at the Aerospace Industries Association, where he leads policy development and advocacy efforts on all trade-related issues affecting international commercial and military aerospace markets for America's premier aerospace and defense association.
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She's a leader in the aerospace field, a former chairman and a current member of the executive committee of the Aerospace Industries Association.
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The 2013 tax cuts were designed to "maintain and grow" aerospace employment in the state and are available to any local aerospace manufacturer.
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The strength in aerospace has been fueled by underlying demand for new aircraft, and Alcoa recently discussed the possible slowdown in the aerospace industry.
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Trappier heads the French aerospace industry association, GIFAS, and European lobbying group ASD, which represents the European aerospace, defence and space sectors in Brussels.
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Why it matters: This deal would expand Boeing's (currently small) share of the aerospace services market, which is generally more profitable than aerospace manufacturing.
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Officially, the boneyard is called the 353th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group, or AMARG, formerly known as the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center (AMARC).
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Melrose has some experience of aerospace businesses after buying McKechnie, a manufacturer of aerospace components, and Dynacast, which makes small engineered precision components, in 2005.
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The company also said it has completed its acquisition of Rockwell Collins and combined that business with UTC Aerospace Systems to form Collins Aerospace Systems.
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Bigelow Aerospace Bigelow Aerospace Because solar panels depend on a large flat surface area, the challenge has always been how to get them into space.
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"Pratt has nothing to do with this," Hayes said, noting United Tech's aerospace unit, not Pratt, will combine with Rockwell Collins to create Collins Aerospace.
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"Aerospace does quite well financially from that," Paul Everitt, CEO of industry group ADS, representing Britain's aerospace, defense, security and space sectors, told BBC radio.
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Earlier this month, the government also examined the impact on national security of the sale of Northern Aerospace to Chinese-owned Gardner Aerospace Holdings Ltd.
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One of the entities will be called United Technologies, with a focus on aerospace, wrapping up the company's Collins Aerospace Systems and Pratt & Whitney units.
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The veteran aerospace engineer created LightSpeed Innovations in the summer of 2015 as an accelerator like Y Combinator or TechStars, but just for aerospace startups.
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The experiment is taking place in a lab called :envihab, which is part of the German Aerospace Center Institute of Aerospace Medicine in Cologne, Germany.
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Total first-quarter revenues rose to 5.781 billion euros ($6.4 billion) due in part to the acquisitions of Zodiac Aerospace and electromechanical systems of Collins Aerospace.
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US company Firefly Aerospace announced that it is partnering with Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) to create a new lunar vehicle based on the crashed spacecraft's blueprints.
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These include a number of familiar names from the US aerospace industry: Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Orbital ATK, Sierra Nevada Corporation's Space Systems, Bigelow Aerospace, and Nanoracks.
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Indian state-owned aerospace firm Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) and research agency National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) have both studied separate projects for a 70-90 seat aircraft.
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Aerospace merger is planned: United Technologies said that it planned to combine its aerospace business with Raytheon, creating a manufacturing giant in military weapons and aircraft.
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Last year, in another large aerospace deal, Warren E. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway acquired Precision Castparts, which produces parts for aerospace suppliers, for $37 billion including debt.
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"Seven percent of the nation's aerospace industry workers come to Colorado," said Vicky Lea, director of aerospace and aviation at the Metro Denver Economic Development Corp.
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Robinson also took command of North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), which is run jointly with Canada to monitor aerospace and maritime security in the region.
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The country's largest defense lobbying group, the Aerospace Industries Association, (AIA), meanwhile, said the tariffs would negatively impact U.S. defense and aerospace manufacturers across the board.
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It also provided a positive outlook in the aerospace industry when CEO Klaus Kleinfeld said he expects aerospace to grow by more than 10 percent next year.
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PARIS, April 22 (Reuters) - An offer by French aerospace group Safran for Zodiac Aerospace "is not on the agenda," a source close to Safran said on Friday.
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HAYES: SO GOODRICH HAD $8 BILLION IN SALES RIGHT AND IT TOOK HAMILTON SUN STREAM FROM A $6 BILLION AEROSPACE BUSINESS TO A $14 BILLION AEROSPACE BUSINESS.
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Balducchi, who is well-known to aerospace analysts after a stint running investor relations at Europe's largest aerospace group, reiterated the deal should close by mid-year.
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Under the deal, the companies said that Rockwell Collins and UTC's aerospace systems segment will be combined to create a new business unit named Collins Aerospace Systems.
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"Together, Rockwell Collins and UTC Aerospace Systems will enhance customer value in a rapidly evolving aerospace industry by making aircraft more intelligent and more connected," he said.
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Loeb wants the company to split into three businesses: the Climate, Controls & Security division, Otis elevators, and an aerospace company ("Aerospace RemainCo") encompassing UTAS and Pratt & Whitney.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's Zodiac Aerospace said on Thursday it was "not for sale" after a report that larger French aerospace group Safran was considering making an offer.
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The U.S. aerospace and defense industry has set a new record for international sales in 2016, delivering $146 billion in exports, according to the Aerospace Industries Association (AIA).
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Access to aerospace manufacturers other than Airbus will also help Premium Aerotec prepare for life when it is no longer owned by the European aerospace and defense group.
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But Mitry has space cred: He completed both an undergrad degree, and partial PhD studies in aerospace engineering, and he worked at aerospace manufacturer Pratt & Whitney after school.
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Cote said he agreed the aerospace industry is not as troubled, stating that while the bizjet market is declining, the commercial, defense and aerospace segments are doing fine.
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The company said a part of its aerospace structures business in Seattle, Washington - Senior Aerospace AMT (AMT) - will be hit after the U.S. planemaker cut its production rate.
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Under the deal, the companies said the Rockwell Collins and United Technologies's aerospace systems segments will be combined to create a new business unit named Collins Aerospace Systems.
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Particularly the military aerospace sector, which overlaps significantly with the civilian aerospace industry, could face a significant setback due to the accruing damage to the global airline industry.
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He also held executive positions with the Aerospace Industries Association, a trade group representing aerospace and defense companies, and Airlines for America, a trade association for major airlines.
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His company will join almost 800 other commercial aerospace and defense firms that are exhibiting at Japan Aerospace 2016, the four-day show which begins in Tokyo on Wednesday.
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In France, Safran made a $9 billion agreed cash offer to the aircraft seats manufacturer Zodiac Aerospace, paving the way to create the third largest aerospace supplier, Reuters reported.
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Commercial drones are a natural extension of Israel's strong defense and aerospace industries, which are led by global visionaries such as Israel Aerospace Industries, Elbit Systems, Rafael and Aeronautics.
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HCL Tech also said on Friday it had agreed to buy U.S.-based Butler Aerospace, which provides engineering and design services to defence and aerospace industry, for $85 million.
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Aerospace is by far the biggest division of the three by sales, but with one aerospace stock already in the Dow - planemaker Boeing - that new company may be redundant.
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Britain's Global Aerospace was the lead insurer for Boeing and also for Lion Air, which operated the plane that crashed in October, said Global Aerospace Chief Executive Nick Brown.
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However, some analysts questioned the synergies involved in the purchase of B/E Aerospace, suggesting it could also be a partly defensive move as aerospace merger activity picks up.
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The identification and monitoring of aircraft entering a US or Canadian ADIZ demonstrates how NORAD executes its aerospace warning and aerospace control missions for the United States and Canada.
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"This acquisition adds tremendous capabilities to our aerospace businesses and strengthens our complementary offerings of technologically advanced aerospace systems," United Technologies' chairman, Gregory J. Hayes, said in a statement.
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The British government is holding up the sale of Northern Aerospace, an airplane parts maker, to Gardner Aerospace, a bigger supplier bought last year by a Chinese industrial conglomerate.
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PARIS, April 21 (Reuters) - France's Zodiac Aerospace said on Thursday it was "not for sale" after a report that larger French aerospace group Safran was considering making an offer.
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But space is increasingly opening up, and we've already reached a point where the most valuable new entrants might come from industries that aren't specifically aerospace or aerospace-adjacent.
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Jasmin Moghbeli is a US Marine Corps major from Baldwin, New York, with a bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering with information technology and a master's degree in aerospace engineering.
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"Revised trade policies emerging from the recent U.S. election could negatively affect the competitiveness of North American commercial aerospace companies," Fitch said in its 2017 Outlook: Global Aerospace & Defense report.
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Management spent over $4.5 billion since last 2014 increasing their exposure to aerospace and many of the materials they are producing and shipping to aerospace customers aren't even aluminium products.
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NASA released the list of names today, including aerospace stalwart Lockheed Martin, along with Astrobotic Technology, Deep Space Systems, Draper, Firefly Aerospace, Texas Intuitive Machines, LLC, Masten Space Systems, Inc.
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As we wait for an expected merger agreement between United Technologies and rival aerospace supplies company Rockwell Collins, a quick look at the largest aerospace/defense deals of all time.
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Boeing – Workers at the aerospace giant's South Carolina factory voted Thursday to join the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, after Boeing unsuccessfully challenged the vote the previous week.
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France's Safran on Thursday launched a $9 billion agreed cash offer worth 29.47 euros per share for aircraft seats manufacturer Zodiac Aerospace to create the world's third largest aerospace supplier.
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Aerospace consultant Richard Aboulafia said the merger would boost pressure for further consolidation in the overall aerospace market, including in Europe, but the pace of change might not be fast.
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UTC's stock, however, has outperformed a 0.2 percent decline in the broader S&P 500 Aerospace and Defense index, due to the aerospace supplier's small exposure to the 737 MAX jets.
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GKN, facing a 7.4 billion pound hostile bid from Melrose Industries, said last month it would separate its aerospace and automotive divisions to improve profitability after problems at its aerospace business.
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Owen Herrnstadt, of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, told the committee that tariffs on aerospace parts that failed to make Trump's list would be helpful to his industry.
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Korea Aerospace Industries said this week it is working with Indonesia's state-owned aerospace company Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI) on joint marketing efforts, as well as a drone development program for surveillance.
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Simmons has led the GOP staff since 2005, after being recruited by former Chairman Duncan Hunter Sr. (R-Calif.), but before that ran the San Diego-based aerospace manufacturer Senior Aerospace.
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"This acquisition adds tremendous capabilities to our aerospace businesses and strengthens our complementary offerings of technologically advanced aerospace systems," UTC's chairman and chief executive officer, Greg Hayes, said in the statement.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - French aerospace and defense company Thales (TCFP.
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" She added that "aerospace is open to all professions.
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Photo: APThe U.S. Justice Department has charged two Chinese intelligence officers, six hackers, and two aerospace company insiders in a sweeping conspiracy to steal confidential aerospace technology from U.S. and French companies.
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And Bellamy is a firm believer that the F-35 will help the United Kingdom aerospace sector restate its position as the number two aerospace industry in the world after North America.
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I believe in the strong future for the aerospace industry and am currently engaged with Bombardier on the best way we can ensure a strong and vibrant future for aerospace in Canada.
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Boeing's losses pushed the aerospace sector lower The iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense ETF (ITA) dropped 1.8 percent and was on track to post its first six-day losing streak since November 2017.
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When broken down by subsector, the study found that the commercial aerospace sector accounted for 83 percent of all aerospace and defense exports in 2015, an increase from its share in 2010.
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Three of the companies, AT&T, Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis and South Korean aerospace giant Korea Aerospace Industries, have had major public policy issues before the Trump administration in the past year.
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Three of these companies, AT&T, Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis and South Korean aerospace giant Korea Aerospace Industries, have had major public policy issues before the Trump administration in the past year.
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That ability is now clearly threatened, according to experts from companies like Virgin Galactic, The Aerospace Corporation, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the defense contractor L3Harris and space-focused investment firm Starburst Aerospace.
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United Technologies announced plans on Monday to buy aircraft parts maker Rockwell Collins for $23 billion, combining the two firms' aerospace segments to create a new business unit called Collins Aerospace Systems.
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The engineers at SpaceIL and Israel Aerospace Industries, the large aerospace company that collaborated on building Beresheet, said the mission is riskier, but they made considered decisions on where to take shortcuts.
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"These are part of the work of the Aerospace Growth Partnership which will publish a new strategy at Farnborough setting out plans to maintain the UK aerospace sector's leading position," the statement said.
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"We are very fortunate to have a very high concentration of the large, prime aerospace and defense contractors," said Vicky Lea, director of aerospace and aviation at the Metro Denver Economic Development Corp.
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Employing 58,000 people across 30 countries in aerospace and automotive engineering, 258-year-old GKN stunned the market in October when it cut its profit outlook due to problems in the aerospace division.
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"Firefly Aerospace is excited to partner with Israel Aerospace Industries to provide the only NASA CLPS program flight-proven lander design," Shea Ferring, Firefly's vice president of mission assurance, said in a statement.
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Consolidation has already reshaped the market; first B/E Aerospace became part of U.S. business Rockwell Collins, then France's Zodiac Aerospace lost a bid to stay independent and got taken over by Safran.
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Now, as international president of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, I am honored to represent tens of thousands of working people in the aerospace and defense products and services industries.
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" (Reuters) Bombardier Is Said to Explore Options for Its Aerospace Businesses: "Airbus SE is among the suitors, they said, with one person saying Bombardier is also open to partnerships with other aerospace companies.
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United Technologies said on Sunday that it planned to combine its aerospace business with Raytheon, uniting the two into a new manufacturing giant in the worlds of aerospace and military weapons and aircraft.
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The world's aerospace company, Boeing, turns 229 years old today.
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BDS, our aerospace and security division, is doing well too.
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An aerospace firm urgently needed a tool to restart production.
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The firm reiterated its overweight rating on the aerospace giant.
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Trump previously owned shares of the aerospace and defense giant.
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And this aerospace market is going to continue to grow.
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She also has a degree in aerospace engineering from UCLA.
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The aerospace and electronics company reported $477 million in revenue.
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Cramer said its a much stronger aerospace play than Boeing.
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He is also known for his private aerospace company SpaceX.
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The company has since been folded into Allen's Vulcan Aerospace.
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Global Aerospace said it did not insure the Vega launcher.
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And a lot of people really associate Honeywell with aerospace.
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California, for instance, has its thriving film and aerospace industries.
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GKN is not the only British aerospace firm in trouble.
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Intersil also has a growing automotive and aerospace semiconductor business.
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So do business in textiles, aerospace, and even medical instruments.
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Cramer was really puzzled about the aerospace group this week.
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Its chips are used by telecom, aerospace and defense companies.
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Alcoa acquired the aerospace jet engine part maker in 2014.
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This week Bigelow Aerospace has announced the next major step.
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Only vast organizations with thousands of aerospace engineers could participate.
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He received a master's degree in aerospace engineering from Michigan.
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Eren Ozmen, the president of aerospace company Sierra Nevada Corp.
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Only 7.8% of aerospace engineers in the US are women.
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Now Airbus, the French aerospace giant, has entered the space.
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Austin served as president and CEO of the Aerospace Corp.
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Toulouse is arguably the European capital of the aerospace industry.
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Zodiac Aerospace declined comment ahead of quarterly earnings on Wednesday.
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The aerospace giant makes over $100 billion in annual revenue.
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The aerospace giant Boeing slipped after a big surge Wednesday.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Italian aerospace and defense firm Leonardo SpA (LDOF.
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The nonprofit Aerospace Corporation is also tracking the space station.
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The coronavirus outbreak could further impact Elon Musk's aerospace venture.
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LISI SA: LISI AEROSPACE appointed Emmanuel Neildez as new CEO.
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Aerospace analysts believe regulatory approval could come in the spring.
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SO THE MACROTRENDS THAT DRIVE AEROSPACE ALSO DRIVEOUR COMMERCIAL BUSINESS.
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A new animation by aerospace data firm Analytical Graphics, Inc.
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A number of aerospace firms have offices at the port.
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The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) announced at 250 p.m.
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Alabama and West Virginia both have considerable aerospace sectors. Sen.
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Investors feared China could target the aerospace giant in retaliation.
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N) will partner with French aerospace firm Safran SA (SAF.
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Microsemi makes chips for use in defense, communications and aerospace.
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Latecoere is one of France's historic aviation and aerospace companies.
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Aerospace, Hollywood, but we were letting those things go away.
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The experiment was part of the Aerospace Medical Division Hq 657Oth Aerospace Medical Research Laboratories' bioastronautics research, so the Air Force probably wanted to see how kitties would fare in space before humans went.
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Tom Captain, who leads Deloitte's aerospace and defense segment, said the commercial aerospace sector will likely boost revenues by 24.5 percent in 25, buoyed by demand from the Asia-Pacific and Middle East regions.
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UTC also said it was on track to separate into three companies in the first half of 210, leaving it focused on its aerospace units through Collins Aerospace and the Pratt & Whitney engines business.
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The China Academy of Aerospace Aerodynamics (CAAA), based in Beijing and part of the state-owned China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, conducted the first test of the "Starry Sky-2" aircraft last Friday.
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For example, around 80% of hospitality industry companies and just under 80% of defense and aerospace companies had at least one exposure, even though defense and aerospace are among the most security-conscious sectors.
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On Monday morning, a number of professionals in the aerospace industry received a rather mundane email containing a PDF ostensibly about the future of Russian aerospace programs, but which actually contained a 'Komplex' trojan.
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After a career in the military, the 71-year-old headed Aerospace Industrial Development Corp (AIDC), Taiwan's state-backed aerospace manufacturer, which built its first homegrown jet fighters and supports its fleet of F-16s.
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As of 2014, nearly 30 percent of the aerospace work was concentrated in the Mexican state of Baja California, where an aerospace forum is scheduled next week in Tijuana to promote the region's manufacturing prowess.
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Van Espahbodi, the co-founder and managing director of Starburst Aerospace, a multinational aerospace investor and consultant, will be advising Kozlov on the program and bringing his firm's expertise with government partners to the table.
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On Sunday, Bloomberg reported that Bombardier was considering disposal of aerospace assets including its Q400 turboprop and CRJ regional-jet unit, while looking at partnerships with other aerospace companies, with Airbus among the prospective buyers.
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The aerospace and defence group posted a 21 percent increase in first-quarter revenue to 2600 billion euros, led by double-digit aerospace propulsion and security gains, and reaffirmed its targets for the full year.
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It's not clear yet how many participants will be needed for the next round, which will be conducted at the German Aerospace Center's Institute of Aerospace Medicine in Cologne, Germany, from September to December 2019.
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Airbus employs 48,000 people in France where aerospace workers are comparatively well paid, with average industry salaries of 4,250 euros ($4,815) a month compared with the national average of 2,250, according to aerospace lobby GIFAS.
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The aerospace business would be combined with Raytheon, the person said.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - A race by aerospace giants Rolls-Royce (RR.
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China's aerospace industry isn't just a supplier to foreign plane makers.
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Opening up Cosmos wasn't an easy swallow for the aerospace industry.
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I tell you, if you want aerospace why not buy Honeywell?
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The Formula One and aerospace industries are feeding into our world.
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However, Zodiac Aerospace slumped 22 percent after announcing a profit warning.
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China's aerospace ambitions are not just a matter of national pride.
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And Boeing isn't the only aerospace giant interested in electric flight.
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Additionally, Cramer has been worried about the aerospace bull market lately.
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It is not an aerospace company, even though it builds planes.
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Collins Aerospace has a history of building space suits for NASA.
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Eight of the planes will be financed by Dubai Aerospace Enterprise.
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Josh Brown says look no further than defense and aerospace stocks.
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Bombardier acts as the center of the aerospace industry in Quebec.
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That has allowed Firefly Aerospace to forge ahead with its mission.
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Still, the president repeatedly expressed concerns about dwindling competition in aerospace.
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And Boeing isn't the only aerospace giant interested in electric flight.
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Titan Aerospace, a drone startup, was bought by Google in 2014.
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Fort Worth is strong in oil and gas, aerospace and aviation.
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Her right-hand helper is Naroa Madales, a Catalan aerospace engineer.
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It is fighting with Canada about softwood lumber, aerospace and paper.
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Road vehicles, aerospace and pharmaceuticals have been covered in separate papers.
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Go deeper: Trump's Space Force would benefit defense and aerospace industries
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California-based startup Impossible Aerospace says it's figured out a solution.
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I think that the aerospace side is not nearly as bad.
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A rival idea is the TaxiBot, developed by Israel Aerospace Industries.
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But it's pretty hard to travel to Mars without aerospace engineers.
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Bigelow Aerospace isn't the only name in the space habitat industry.
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It is seen constrained by design problems at aerospace giant Boeing.
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Source: Aviation WeekThe pinnacle of aerospace history: the summer of 1969.
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The aerospace manufacturer's quarterly revenue was also solid, at $28.3 billion.
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In the meantime, backlash against the aerospace manufacturer has been mounting.
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However, Zodiac Aerospace slumped 20 percent after announcing a profit warning.
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Even aerospace and defense is not immune to a global slowdown.
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Honeywell and United Technologies are both industrials with major aerospace exposure.
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Jim Cramer was really puzzled about the aerospace group this week.
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The aerospace business accounts for roughly 40 percent of Honeywell's sales.
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Headlines * Rockwell Collins strikes $6.4bn deal for B/E Aerospace on.ft.
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He took over the industrial and aerospace conglomerate in July 2002.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Shares in French aircraft seats maker Zodiac Aerospace ZODC.
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He graduated and went on to college to study aerospace engineering.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Shares in French aerospace and engineering group Safran (SAF.
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She also was a space policy analyst for the Aerospace Corporation.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Aerospace and industrial company United Technologies Corp (UTX.
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Boeing, a big aerospace firm, hopes to do the same thing.
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Civil aerospace saw a 4 percent rise in organic revenue growth.
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Design problems at aerospace giant Boeing have also hurt business investment.
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The Chinese levies would hit soybeans, cars, aerospace and defense products.
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His father retired as an aerospace engineer in Windsor Locks, Conn.
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Sales in Honeywell's aerospace business, its biggest, declined about 8 percent.
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The program had a somewhat bland title: Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification.
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The funding was directed to Bigelow Aerospace, which conducted the research.
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"Anything with aerospace has a predilection to go higher," he said.
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Reuters reported Tuesday that major technology and aerospace companies including Amazon.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Shares in Italian aerospace and defense group Leonardo (LDOF.
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Developing aerospace is more than just a bid for economic growth.
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Honeywell is a conglomerate that produces engineering services and aerospace systems.
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The British company specializes in multinational defence, security, and aerospace technology.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. aerospace and industrial company United Technologies Corp (UTX.
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"The UK's aerospace sector now stands at the precipice," he said.
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Today, Federal-Mogul supplies products for auto, marine and aerospace manufacturers.
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Mexico is trying to get into the aerospace production chain, too.
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So in the meantime, Bigelow Aerospace has pursued contracts with NASA.
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He also said fuel cells could have aerospace and military applications.
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The investment includes developing energy, mobility, and aerospace city, it added.
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Until 1994, he said, Lee Aerospace produced windows on the 737.
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He also alleges Korea Aerospace Industries paid Essential $150,000 in Nov.
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While Bombardier struggled, the two aerospace giants eventually saw the light.
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My co-founder and I are both aerospace engineers by background.
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Other big aerospace deals were valued at roughly 13 times Ebitda.
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A representative for Northern Aerospace was not immediately available for comment.
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He was running a media startup, not working at Titan Aerospace.
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Northrop's existing sectors are aerospace systems, mission systems and technology services.
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Trade disputes, it seems, may help keep the aerospace duopoly aloft.■
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Colorado ranks just behind California in terms of its aerospace economy.
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Asked about the future of the commercial aerospace unit on Oct.
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"We use the aircraft and aerospace metaphors a lot," Paschel said.
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When completed, that transaction would be the largest in aerospace history.
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Aernnova and GKN Aerospace could not be immediately reached for comment.
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Abuelsamid compared the vehicle to how the aerospace industry designs airplanes.
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The aerospace giant hosted investors in Charleston, S.C. for two days.
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The defense and aerospace company's revenue also topped Wall Street forecasts.
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N) aerospace arm and a unit of French firm Safran (SAF.
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The aerospace market as a whole "has changed," according to Muilenburg.
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The defense and aerospace company gave an upbeat forecast for 2018.
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How was he involved with the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program?
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. aerospace and industrial company United Technologies Corp (UTX.
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Because aerospace had been here and then … or, space and Hollywood.
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N) combine its aerospace business with that of Raytheon Co (RTN.
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The CSeries poses no threat to the U.S. aerospace industry because building it at the Airbus factory in Alabama would create U.S. jobs and generate billions of dollars in business for U.S. aerospace companies, Bombardier said.
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BRUSSELS, Dec 21 (Reuters) - The following are mergers under review by the European Commission and a brief guide to the EU merger process: — French aerospace group Safran to acquire French seats maker Zodiac Aerospace (approved Dec.
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Aerospace Corp CEO Steve Isakowitz to talk how to raise non-dilutive capital at Disrupt SF Aerospace Corp is not that widely known outside space circles, but its 59-year-old R&D legacy is remarkable.
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The restructuring aims to simplify a top-heavy corporate structure inherited from the group's complex origins as a group of separate aerospace firms, and consolidate its position as a European aerospace champion anchored in Toulouse, France.
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Revenue growth will continue in 21.74 as deliveries of Pratt engines and other aerospace parts increase, though aerospace margins will be pressured because the new engines are less profitable in the initial years of production, he added.
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Last year, after adding Rockwell Collins to its Pratt & Whitney aerospace business thanks to a $30bn takeover, it said it would spin off UTC's two other divisions, lifts, and temperature and security, retaining aerospace as its focus.
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French aero engine maker Safran on Thursday launched a $22015 billion agreed bid for seats manufacturer Zodiac Aerospace to create the world's third-largest aerospace supplier as the industry bulks up to tackle record high output plans.
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Turkish companies involved in the program are Roketsan, Havelsan, Alp Aviation, Ayesas, Kale Aerospace, Tubitak-SAGE, the Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), and the Turkish leg of the Dutch Fokker Elmo, according to the F-35 official website.
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It's a shame they did not spend time with small- and medium-sized aerospace companies from across the country, like I did, this week at the Aerospace Industries Association's (AIA) Spring Supplier Management Council meeting in Seattle.
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B/E Aerospace brings more aftermarket and aircraft retrofit business to Rockwell, which is mainly focused on new equipment, and also adds exposure to twin-aisle aircraft, said Richard Aboulafia, an aerospace analyst at the Teal Group.
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Machinery, aerospace and other industrial names have been among the hardest hit.
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Defense ETF's and iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense declined more than 1 percent.
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The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency has a spacecraft orbiting Venus called Akatsuki.
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CRANE: Chris Lewicki is an aerospace engineer who is obsessed with space.
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It owns the Pratt & Whitney engine maker as well as Collins Aerospace.
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But aerospace leaders are adamant that the answer cannot be fewer flights.
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The sprawling Tata conglomerate includes manufacturing, defence, aerospace, services and steel operations.
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Currently, she's a supervisor at an aerospace manufacturing company in San Diego.
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Aerospace, a popular spot for Victoria's Secret models, charges $25 per class.
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The message was clear: China is aiming high in the aerospace business.
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Honeywell: The aerospace supplier gives its earnings report prior to the bell.
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The business produces silicon-based products for aerospace, automotive and electrical industries.
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It also has a joint venture with Tata Advanced Systems in aerospace.
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Still, the stock trades at a slight discount to its aerospace peers. .
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In 2018, group members incubated a brand-new space startup, Isar Aerospace.
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Aerospace is also represented with NASA's Johnson Space Center located in Houston.
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One prime example is Bigelow Aerospace, which specializes in inflatable space habitats.
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Share price of B/E Aerospace and Rockwell Collins, year to date.
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Could they claim any property right on the aerospace surrounding their properties?
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"The aerospace side of the business is still doing well," Johri said.
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"Gravity ... is a really serious problem," Bigelow Aerospace founder Robert Bigelow says.
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BOEING, AN aerospace giant, has been a darling of the American stockmarket.
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Finally there's aerospace group Safran, whose biggest shareholder is the French government.
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Output also fell last month for machinery, chemicals, electronics and aerospace equipment.
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Europe's largest aerospace group projected higher aircraft deliveries and profits in 2019.
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Tell HR they're about to blast off with aerospace-grade hiring practices.
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"It is more Airbus than Boeing," a senior Western aerospace executive said.
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COMAC is leading China's push to become a global civil aerospace player.
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French aerospace and defence group Thales holds 3.3 percent, the data shows.
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Shares of French aerospace firm Safran were also down following the crash.
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Honeywell's results were boosted by better than expected aerospace and energy sales.
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Third, Buffett's excitement over Precision Castparts made Cramer feel great about aerospace.
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Third, Buffett's excitement over Precision Castparts made Cramer feel great about aerospace.
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Spirit Aero's shares have underperformed the broader Dow Jones U.S. Aerospace index .
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PA rose sharply on Monday after U.S. rival B/E Aerospace BEAV.
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Zodiac Aerospace management have repeatedly said the company is not for sale.
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Amir Ali Hajizadeh, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps' aerospace division.
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Aerospace manufacturer Boeing did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment.
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Meanwhile, Russia and China pushed ahead with their own advanced aerospace programs.
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He is currently the dean of the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies.
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The aerospace giant contributed a massive 37.5 percent to the Dow's gain.
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Aerospace is the conglomerate's largest segment, representing 40 percent of annual sales.
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Those include products used for robotics, information technology, communication technology and aerospace.
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It is just the start of the company's aerospace ambitions, said Wayhuna.
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The rest of the cuts will be made in the aerospace division.
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The commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force, Brig. Gen.
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State-owned defense contractor Israel Aerospace Industries has collaborated in the project.
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Job description: Aerospace engineering and operations technicians operate aircraft and spacecraft equipment.
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Many of the proposed tariffs target China's aerospace, tech and machinery industries.
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Major exports of the state include agriculture, electronics, machinery and aerospace products.
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Ferra Aerospace, an Austrian assembly company, opened a plant in Grove, Okla.
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We have a shared bond of safety across the entire aerospace community.
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In the 1930s, Congress broke up banks, electric utilities, and aerospace companies.
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The list includes products from the robotics, information technology and aerospace sectors.
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The aerospace giant Boeing was the biggest gainer on the Dow average.
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Investigators also noted that Cohen took $600,000 from Korea Aerospace Industries Ltd.
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That told Cramer that "the aerospace industry has accelerated dramatically," he said.
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And he isn't the only big aerospace company executive in that position.
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Synergy Aerospace also placed options for a further six aircraft, it added.
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Dave Melcher is the president and CEO of the Aerospace Industries Association.
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"With aerospace, you can't pick up and move it," Mr. Jones said.
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The company produces rolling element bearings for automotive, aerospace, and industrial uses.
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But the U.S. used to really lead the way in aerospace innovation.
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Aerospace giants like Airbus and Boeing have their own air taxi prototypes.
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Aerospace and defense companies like SpaceX are counted as "critical infrastructure" businesses.
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Boom also has a partnership with Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic aerospace venture.
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Meanwhile, investors have pumped nearly $1 billion into aerospace startups this year.
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A number of other aerospace and research firms are supporting the effort.
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The aerospace giant planned to fly NASA astronauts on Starliner this year.
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Aerospace plants in Britain are often part of complex international supply chains.
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SZ) unit Gardner Aerospace in a 44 million pound ($58.25 million) deal.
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And they are pouring money into Serbia's defense industry, including aerospace manufacturing.
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The circumstances around Mr. Cohen's dealings with Korea Aerospace are less clear.
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Korea Aerospace said it had not been contacted by Mr. Mueller's office.
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His father worked for Grumman Aerospace; his mother was a dental assistant.
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OneWeb purchased the rocket from Arianespace, an aerospace company based in France.
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He founded aerospace company Blue Origin to make space tourism more affordable.
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However, current laws prohibit NASA from cooperating with China on aerospace technology.
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Washington's top exports are aerospace products including civilian aircraft, engines and parts.
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This clearly bodes well for contractors in the defense and aerospace sectors.
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In that time period, the aerospace giant is up nearly 85 percent.
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The shipbuilding and aerospace industries were the best performers on the market.
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"The United Kingdom's aerospace sector now stands at the precipice," warned Enders.
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Under GKN's defense plan it will become focused on its aerospace operations.
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Turin, "Aerospace & Defence Meetings" ends, Leonardo CEO Alessandro Profumo attends (0840 GMT).
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In the Seattle-Tacoma area alone, aerospace companies employ over 105,560 engineers.
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Boeing is seeking $60 billion in government aid for the aerospace industry.
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What's more, the economic impact of the U.S. aerospace industry is astounding.
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David F. Melcher is president and CEO of the Aerospace Industries Association.
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Cover image: Courtesy of Republic of Korea Air Force, Korea Aerospace Industries.
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"There is a history of aerospace here that unfortunately went away, and there are a lot of families and a lot of people that want to work on propulsion and want to work in aerospace here," says Haot.
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Safran on Thursday rejected criticism by a UK hedge fund over a proposed $9 billion offer for Zodiac Aerospace and pledged to stand firm as a spat intensified over plans to create the world's third-largest aerospace supplier.
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Europe's largest aerospace group will be renamed "Airbus" after its core planemaking brand under the shake-up, the latest piece of corporate tinkering since it emerged from a cluster of French, German and Spanish aerospace interests in 2000.
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The Beresheet lander is a joint project between Israel Aerospace Industries, an aerospace and defense company in Israel, and a nonprofit called SpaceIL, a competitor for the Google Lunar XPRIZE to land a private spacecraft on the Moon.
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Pompeo divorced his first wife in 1997 and started the next year as CEO of the group's new Wichita, Kansas-based company Thayer Aerospace—named after one of the first superintendents of West Point—where they assembled a small aerospace engineering empire by acquiring small firms around the prairie state, which has long had a strong presence of aerospace companies like Cessna and LearJet.
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With the help of NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab, the U.S. Air Force, Lockheed Martin, Maxar Technologies, SAIC and the Israel Aerospace Industries company, Techstars and Starburst Aerospace are launching an accelerator focused on the space industry in Los Angeles.
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Researchers from the Institute of Aerospace Medicine at the German Aerospace Center shot the fungus with increasingly high levels of different types of radiation, according to the release, testing the role of DNA repair and pigmentation in spore survival.
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" Echoing similar sentiments, Eric Fanning, CEO of the Aerospace Industries Association and former secretary of the Army in the Obama administration, told CNBC that the proposed tariff will "impact companies big and small in the aerospace and defense world.
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So, a defense contractor-- in particular areas of-- aerospace, and-- and what not.
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After aerospace groups voiced concerns about the plan, the military canceled the exercise.
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The aerospace giant also raised its full-year guidance on earnings and sales.
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By 11 am, the space was stocked with aerospace entrepreneurs from 10 startups.
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Some aerospace suppliers have been rattled by Boeing's recent moves to integrate parts.
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So in 2012, he adjusted trajectory and went to school for aerospace engineering.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, before running for Congress, ran an aerospace company.
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The board at Boeing, the world's largest aerospace company, may need a makeover.
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The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and ESA have their own missions underway.
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Mark Schwarz, president of its aerospace systems business, will retire after the transition.
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Volkswagen Group's Italdesign teamed with the aerospace company Airbus to debut the Pop.
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Revenue from the company's aerospace division, which makes business jets, rose 23.9 percent.
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The new boss reckons that selling off Rolls's non-aerospace businesses is unwise.
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In 2013 QinetiQ sold the Zephyr programme to Airbus, a European aerospace firm.
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At present, Western suppliers see the rise of Chinese aerospace as a boon.
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China has also been making a major play in the global aerospace industry.
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Starboard and B/E Aerospace did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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On Friday, the F.A.A. revoked the repair certification of the company, Xtra Aerospace.
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They currently have 150 customers including Sikorsky Innovation, Boom Aerospace and Trek Bikes.
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N) to cancel its aerospace merger with U.S. defense contractor Raytheon Co (RTN.
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This is currently being developed by the Norwegian aerospace and defense company Nammo.
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His studies, to Lublin's point, are more tech-based — aerospace engineering and economics.
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Auñón-Chancellor is a medical doctor with certifications in internal and aerospace medicine.
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Aerospace, IT software and outdoor recreation are the biggest industries in the area.
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Bezos, 55, is the founder of Blue Origin, a privately funded aerospace manufacturer.
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The organization, founded in 1919, represents more than 300 aerospace and defense companies.
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So think about $30 billion in aerospace, $30 billion in the buildings systems.
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Broader concerns about the aerospace market have also hit shares of Bombardier rivals.
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She holds a bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering with information technology from MIT.
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TD: We may be the only pure play aerospace VC that's out there.
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Lockheed Martin and other aerospace and defense names are due the same week.
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Ms. Allen's first marriage, to Duane Grant, an aerospace engineer, ended in divorce.
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The aerospace giant also continued delivery of the Air Force's KC-46 tanker.
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The balance of power between aerospace firms and their suppliers is causing ructions.
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The Long ESA, designed by famed aerospace engineer Burt Rutan, was another milestone.
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Europe's largest aerospace group also said it was scrapping its flagship A380 plane.
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In the case of aerospace manufacturing, this dynamic is about ensuring passenger safety.
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The aerospace company expects to receive offers from five shortlisted bidders by Friday.
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Additionally, the iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense ETF (ITA) closed nearly 20303 percent higher.
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Both Tesla and Impossible Aerospace created their vehicles thinking about battery needs first.
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Slazer is the vice president of space systems at the Aerospace Industries Association.
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And the defense aerospace industry has made the country a leader in drones.
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She has particular praise for the Aerospace Corporation's system, which was never funded.
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"Broadly, I don't think aerospace is out of the woods yet," Ciarmoli said.
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Pacific Aerospace and NZ Customs did not immediately respond to request for comment.
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New Zealand's Manukau District Court will sentence Pacific Aerospace in January, Fairfax reported.
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Workhorse builds commercial, hybrid electric trucks, batteries and develops aerospace technologies as well.
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Parrot company SenseFly SA in Switzerland, aerospace giants Boeing via their Insitu Inc.
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Mr Ubben is trying to shake up Rolls-Royce, a British aerospace firm.
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ATR is a joint venture between Airbus Group and Italian aerospace company Leonardo.
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Modern aerospace technology certainly makes it possible, but the business case is trickier.
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These were demonstrated by Anton Flettner, a German aerospace engineer, in the 1920s.
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Technologies like those the Advance Aerospace Threat Identification program funded are theoretically possible.
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Geopolitical tensions have historically lifted energy sector stocks and defense and aerospace stocks.
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He earned a master's degree and a doctorate in aerospace engineering at Stanford.
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His father is an equipment salesman in the aerospace industry in Santa Clarita.
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The tariff is targeted towards the Chinese aerospace, robotics, manufacturing and auto industries.
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But US North American Aerospace Defense Command identified the intercepting aircraft as two
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The aerospace and defense industry has risen more than 40 percent since Nov.
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In 2000 he founded Blue Origin, an aerospace manufacturer and spaceflight services firm.
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Outsourcing jobs in the aerospace industry is particularly damaging to our nation's economy.
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David Deptula, Dean of the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies, told Warrior Maven.
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Honeywell's results were helped by growth in its aerospace and warehouse automation units.
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From Atlanta, Georgia, Bentz is pursuing a degree in business management/aerospace studies.
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The company generates two-thirds of its revenue in civil and defense aerospace.
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The company employs 4,300 aerospace workers in Northern Ireland and 17,000 in Canada.
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Aerospace company Airbus said in a statement that it's considering leaving Britain altogether.
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The investigation is one of several corruption cases facing Europe's largest aerospace company.
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Jim Lee, the founder and chief executive of Lee Aerospace of Wichita, Kan.
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Foreign investment in aerospace, construction and other sectors is at a record high.
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Boeing is pursuing $60 billion in U.S. government aid for the aerospace industry.
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She said medical device regulation was as complex as that of aerospace engineering.
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Worden eventually became senior aerospace scientist at NASA's Ames Research Center in California.
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Some are drafting automakers and aerospace manufacturers to repurpose factories to produce ventilators.
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Aerospace offers a similar prediction: Sunday, give or take a couple of days.
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"If you want manufacturing jobs, aerospace is the place to invest," he said.
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John Gadzinski, an aviation expert and president of Four Winds Aerospace Safety Corp.
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Such an intercept actually occurred Monday, according to North American Aerospace Defense Command.
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The company employs 1982,300 aerospace workers in Northern Ireland and 17,000 in Canada.
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The bride's father is an aerospace engineer with Northrop Grumman in Los Angeles.
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But I would say overall we're actually pretty impressed with our aerospace business.
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"That's the big concern," said Richard Aboulafia, aerospace analyst with the Teal Group.
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In late December the aerospace giant and Embraer acknowledged they were in talks.
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All told, the payroll of Colorado's aerospace industry today amounts to $3.2 billion.
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The groom's father is an aerospace engineer with Northrop Grumman in Los Angeles.
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"The boom in orders is over," said Sheila Kahyaoglu, aerospace analyst at Jefferies.
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The bride's father retired as an aerospace engineer at General Electric in Cincinnati.
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Co-founders Kevin Stein and Shanna McIntyre both have rich backgrounds in aerospace.
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That&aposs according to Dan Oltrogge, an aerospace engineer at Analytical Graphics, Inc.
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The German Aerospace Center confirmed the death but did not specify a cause.
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Let's focus on one area where Thales is especially strong, this is aerospace.
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Muilenburg, 55, became CEO of the world's largest aerospace company in July 2015.
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The North American Aerospace Defense Command said the plane was not considered hostile.
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Bigelow Aerospace already has its habitable test module BEAM docked with the ISS.
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Most other aerospace companies have warned the uncertainty around Brexit threatens their businesses.
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"Zodiac Aerospace is progressing in line with its recovery scenario," the company said.
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Soon, even younger startups like Relativity Space and Firefly Aerospace will move in.
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Boeing's move could cascade into a destructive trade war in the aerospace sector.
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Advent moves to take over defense and aerospace group Cobham for $5 billion
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" According to Mr. Schmidt: "Aerospace is on the cutting edge of many technologies.
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His parents, who met through their work, each had a career in aerospace.
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They import a lot of aerospace parts from us and specifically from Boeing.
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His father retired as an aerospace engineer in San Diego for United Technologies.
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The China Academy of Aerospace Aerodynamics, run by state-owned space contractor China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp, said it conducted a successful first flight test of the Xingkong-2, otherwise known as Starry Sky-2, state-tabloid Global Times reported .
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Bao Weimin, professor of aerospace technology at Peking University and a science adviser to the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, told the state-run news agency Xinhua this week that the reuse of rockets was essential to cut costs.
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Aerospace experts said last week Britain could no longer take for granted a strategic position inside the 46-year-old aerospace group, while stressing that a shift towards competition away from political factors had been under way for some time.
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In its bid, Lockheed had offered a modified version of its T-50 training jet developed jointly with Korea Aerospace Industries Ltd while Italy's Leonardo DRS had offered the T-100, a modified version of the Italian aerospace company's M-346.
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Blue Origin, described by Bezos as "the most important work I'm doing," signed a letter of intent with German aerospace companies OHB Space Systems and Security and MT Aerospace at the 69th annual International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Germany on Tuesday.
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The firm, set up in 1985, is 30.34 percent owned by Zhongxingxin, which was formed by three shareholders that include a subsidiary of state-owned research institute China Aerospace Electronics Technology Research Institute, and state-owned technology firm Aerospace Guangyu.
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The easiest—and least risky—way to get in on NewSpace stocks is by investing in a space-focused exchange traded fund (ETF) like PowerShares Aerospace and Defense Portfolio or an index fund like the Fidelity Select Defense and Aerospace Portfolio.
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Politico explains: Reid initiated the program through an earmark after he was persuaded in part by aerospace titan and hotel chain founder Bob Bigelow, a friend and fellow Nevadan who owns Bigelow Aerospace, a space technology company and government contractor.
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The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers on Monday said in a letter to Congress that more than 500,000 U.S. aerospace production jobs could be in jeopardy and called for a relief package that included provisions to protect against layoffs.
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I TELL YOU THE REASON 30,000 NEW AIRCRAFT ARE BEING DELIVERED INTHE NEXT 15 YEARS AEROSPACE BUSINESS IS GROWING DRAMATICALLY WE SEE REVENUEPASSENGER MILES UP 4003% EVERY YEAR GROWTH IS COMING IN THE AEROSPACE BUSINESS BUTWITH THAT GROWTH COMES PRESSURE FROM THE PASSENGERS TO TAKE COST OUT TOCONTINUE TO INNOVATE AND HAVING SCALE IN THE AEROSPACE BUSINESS IS ABSOLUTELYEXSSENTIAL FOR YOU TO DELIVER THE VALUE TO THE CUSTOMERS THAT THEY EXPECT.
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NOAA is doing this with drones called Coyotes, built by Raytheon, an aerospace company.
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Other aerospace organizations also made the list of attractive employers, including Boeing and NASA.
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We've seen incredible growth across job sectors — in aerospace, agribusiness, logistics and life sciences.
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Especially when companies from aerospace, metals, airlines and food are telling a different story.
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The aerospace and defense industry generates more than $865 billion in output every year.
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Boeing: The deluge of earnings continues Wednesday with a report from aerospace colossus Boeing.
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Bigelow Aerospace hopes its time in orbit will prove the technology worthy of inhabitants.
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You know, treat thing about our aerospace industry model is we're a big exporter.
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Combined, the two aerospace suppliers brought in nearly $67 billion in revenue last year.
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Requirements: Bachelor's degree Median salary: $2128,2750 Aerospace engineers design aircraft, spacecraft, satellites and missiles.
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Shares of B/E Aerospace fell 5.2 percent in early trading in New York.
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But this region of space is a very precious resource for the aerospace industry.
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If BEAM passes NASA's tests, it could be a huge step for Bigelow Aerospace.
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High-end printers are already creating specialized parts for the aerospace and biomedical industries.
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Aerospace supplier United Technologies Corp rose 2.4% after it raised full-year profit forecasts.
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And that is what Roger Shawyer, a British aerospace engineer, claims to have invented.
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U.S. aerospace and defense companies take great pains to remain in compliance with ITAR.
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N and is questioning its $6.4 billion purchase of B/E Aerospace Inc BEAV.
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Third-quarter revenue at Northrop's aerospace systems business increased 9.4 percent to $2.78 billion.
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Aerospace startup Rocket Lab is finally about to launch its first vehicle to space.
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ADASI could not be reached for a comment while Piaggio Aerospace declined to comment.
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He started two aerospace companies, Spectrolab and Heliotek, to fill contracts for the military.
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European aerospace and defence company Airbus reported its January orders and deliveries on Thursday.
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COPVs have long been used in aerospace engineering and are common in many rockets.
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Its state-run arms firm, Israel Aerospace Industries, produces a reconnaissance drone called Heron.
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Cramer also liked Northrop Grumman, which is another high-tech aerospace and defense play.
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Add that to the aerospace business here and some of the parts probably $160.
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Shares of the aerospace giant were down by about 2% in intraday trading Thursday.
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But when the Soviet Union fell, thousands of aerospace jobs disappeared and unemployment doubled.
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And as we've said, it's really hard to get to Mars without aerospace engineers.
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Almost all of that aerospace-- that supports 40,73 jobs here in the U.S. 40,000.
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But Fortune's list highlights the strides that have been made in aerospace and defense.
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The project is co-sponsored by NASA's Advanced Exploration Systems Division and Bigelow Aerospace.
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Israeli Aerospace Industries (IAI) has been selling the Harop for more than a decade.
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More entrepreneurs and engineers are becoming interested in aerospace and aviation lately, he believes.
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Fred Cromer of Bombardier Aerospace accuses Boeing of a "commercial attack" to reduce competition.
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Even major suppliers to aerospace giants Boeing and Europe's Airbus have operations in Mexico.
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"Aerospace has been decreasing compared to other years and auto has increased," said Rivera.
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Vertical Aerospace has not said when it plans to conduct its first piloted tests.
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The station is made up of two inflatable B330 habitats, manufactured by Bigelow Aerospace.
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The rally is likely to attract workers from Boeing, the world's largest aerospace company.
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HTT's capsule was built at the southern Spain aerospace facility of its partner Airtificial.
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Boeing turned 100 years old on Friday, marking a full century of aerospace innovation.
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Klug is a professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, according to the UCLA's website.
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Canadian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alex Lawrence reiterated that Canada would defend its aerospace industry.
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"Defense is a haven again," said J.P. Morgan's aerospace and defense analyst Seth Seifman.
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This followed a second large writedown at the aerospace division Cummings used to run.
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The rate of iteration is 210 times faster than in a traditional aerospace company.
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It's quite difficult to design aerospace systems quickly but also in a safe way.
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We have substantially grown our aerospace business," he said Monday on CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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Four rockets launch at once from the landscape, which resembles classic aerospace-innovation geography.
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These companies include Bigelow Aerospace of Las Vegas, Boeing and NanoRacks of Webster, Texas.
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Bigelow Aerospace Now, for the first time, the BEAM will be tested in space.
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Spirit AeroSystems, Triumph Group, Hexcel — Shares of aerospace suppliers all fell, tracking Boeing's decline.
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Aerospace remains strong, and Cramer thinks Apple's stock could have put in a bottom.
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Swedish aerospace and defense company Saab has more ambitious plans for HoloLens training programs.
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"Big problems require big solutions," says the college dropout who once studied aerospace engineering.
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N sold Vertex, its aerospace and defense logistics support services unit, for $540 million.
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"Even failed satellite launches would be a learning experience," wrote aerospace engineer John Schilling.
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"Even failed satellite launches would be a learning experience," wrote aerospace engineer John Schilling.
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" Susquehanna said the aerospace and technology defense company is an "attractive EPS growth story.
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Windhorse Aerospace created an inexpensive prototype called Pouncer, whose wings are packed with food.
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The aerospace industry is already well advanced in using 3D printers for custom parts.
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Bridenstine would also bring together two warring factions that have divided the aerospace community.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission cleared the merger of French aerospace suppliers Safran (SAF.
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Piaggio Aerospace, a unit of Abu Dhabi's sovereign fund Mubadala, is developing unmanned drones.
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Cohen accepted $150,000 from Korea Aerospace Industries, a South Korean company, in November 2017.
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And in the costly and dangerous aerospace industry, price and quality are absolutely critical.
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A day later, U.S. Northern Command and North American Aerospace Defense Command head Gen.
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Even his aerospace company, Blue Origin, stands a better chance of turning a profit.
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These include Jabil and Aurora Flight Sciences, the aerospace company recently acquired by Boeing.
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Bigelow Aerospace is planning to orbit its own space station, which is remarkable enough.
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The Aerospace Corporation has proposed the equivalent of shipping containers for launching small satellites.
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The North American Aerospace Defense Command, or NORAD, is marking 60 years of existence.
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Edward Vaughan, the deputy commander for the Canadian North American Aerospace Defense Command Region.
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Meanwhile, Boeing partnered with Swedish aerospace firm Saab to develop a brand-new design.
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The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) launched its Hayabusa-2 probe in December 2014.
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In January, Kathy Warden became the first woman CEO of aerospace giant Northrop Grumman.
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ET.The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) launched Hayabusa-2 into space in December 2014.
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At CES this afternoon, the aerospace company unveiled its own view of this future.
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The deal is the latest in a string of acquisitions in the aerospace industry.
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L, who was last year named as a lead UK government adviser for aerospace.
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The Black Eagles demonstration team flies T-50B jets manufactured by Korea Aerospace Industries.
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Imagine virtual training and certification programs for everyone from sales reps to aerospace engineers.
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The SPDR S&P Aerospace and Defense ETF also hit an intraday high Wednesday.
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He graduated cum laude from Princeton with a degree in mechanical and aerospace engineering.
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Her mother is a principal scientist at Ball Aerospace, a spacecraft manufacturer in Boulder.
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A model of the Olympus space station module at Bigelow Aerospace near Las Vegas.
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Elon Musk's aerospace company, SpaceX, launched a Falcon 2300 rocket at 12:33 a.m.
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He graduated from MIT, where he received his bachelors and masters in aerospace engineering.
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Klug was a professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, according to the university's website.
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The aerospace company reported a profit of $3.06 a share excluding the tax gain.
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Dr. Lovelace, who specialized in aerospace medicine, believed that women would make excellent astronauts.
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A former Marine sergeant who worked in the Aerospace industry and the California Dept.
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At $30 billion, including debt, it's one of the largest aerospace deals ever agreed.
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It must include the needs of the defense and aerospace sector in its deliberations.
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The industrial conglomerate is paying $30 billion, including debt, for aerospace supplier Rockwell Collins.
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Gardner had offered to pay 44 million pounds, or $58 million, for Northern Aerospace.
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WILMORE: --aerospace and Hollywood, you know, those are the two things in Southern California.
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That would make the deal the biggest ever in the defense and aerospace industry.
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Lockheed Martin, a giant aerospace conglomerate, bought the company from United Technologies in 2015.
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David, a NASA engineer, has dreamed about working in aerospace since the third grade.
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Safran has launched a $9 billion agreed bid for seats manufacturer Zodiac Aerospace ZODC.
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Sales in the aerospace business, Honeywell's biggest, rose 4 percent in the third quarter.
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Consider the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, which also endorsed Mrs. Clinton.
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An aircraft manufacturer, Korea Aerospace Industries, also had a contract with Mr. Cohen's company.
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Dr. Low, 34, is an aerospace engineer at Pratt & Whitney in East Hartford, Conn.
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The region's main industries include natural gas production and high-tech such as aerospace.
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Hewson has led aerospace and defense company Lockheed Martin as its CEO since 2013.
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The nine raw minerals are widely used in the aerospace, automotive and electronics sectors.
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The groom's mother is the information technology manager at Barnes Aerospace in Windsor Locks.
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Boeing, a century-old aerospace company, created the CST-100 Starliner, another reusable capsule.
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"We want to build a 'Silicon Valley' of aerospace in Southern California," Chang said.
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Faro, for instance, creates three-dimensional measuring tools used in aerospace and automotive manufacturing.
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In Japan, the government is supporting a new effort to build an aerospace industry.
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At the top of Ex-Im's crony list is Boeing, the multinational aerospace giant.
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Cramer covered the aerospace colossus in-depth in a recent Dow stocks round-up.
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Aircraft and aerospace companies are increasingly looking to additive manufacturing to produce engine parts.
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It will be a joint venture between ISRO and the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency.
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Airbus said the sole supplier of lavatories for the A350 is Zodiac Aerospace ZODC.
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The strong, lightweight finished products are replacing metal in many manufacturing areas, including aerospace.
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THE AMOUNT OF INNOVATION GOING INTO AEROSPACE TODAY IS GREATER THAN IT'S EVER BEEN.
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CNBC recently went inside three private jets manufactured by Embraer, the Brazilian aerospace giant.
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An Airbus is a type of commercial aircraft manufactured by a European aerospace company.
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The U.S. aerospace industry says they support Trump's agenda for protecting U.S. manufacturing jobs.
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The two deals represent the biggest realignment in the global aerospace market in decades.
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Muilenburg added that a successful aerospace industry is clearly good for global economic growth.
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As a former senior executive in the aerospace sector, I agree with this approach.
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The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) launched its Hayabusa-2 probe in December 2014.
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Rosemount Aerospace, a subsidiary of the industrial giant United Technologies based in Burnsville, Minn.
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It's biotech, food tech, it's digital tech, it's entertainment tech, video game tech, aerospace.
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But it's the main part of our aerospace, defense and security industry as well.
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UTC, which also makes Otis elevators and Carrier air conditioners, said it was on track to separate into three companies in the first half of 2020, leaving the company focused on its aerospace units through Collins Aerospace and the Pratt & Whitney engines business.
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Zodiac Aerospace soared 11 percent, after the aerospace group said it was "not for sale" following a report that fellow rival Safran was mulling over an offer, however sources close to Safran have said this offer was "not on the agenda", Reuters reported.
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"There's a lot of frustration and uncertainty associated with the fact that we're now entering our eighth month of continuing resolution," said David Melcher, CEO of the Aerospace Industries Association, which represents more than 300 companies in the aerospace and defense industry.
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However, it has been held back by inexperience, a shortage of local aerospace design and engineering talent, as well as a lack of home-grown companies with the technology to help drive the project, say aerospace industry sources familiar with its programmes.
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Zodiac Aerospace rose 1.3 percent after U.S. peer Rockwell struck a deal to buy B/E Aerospace, while French Connection rose 14 percent after a newspaper report that there was interest from the United States in a takeover of the UK fashion firm.
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However, it has been held back by inexperience, a shortage of local aerospace design and engineering talent, as well as a lack of home-grown companies with the technology to help drive the project, say aerospace industry sources familiar with its program.
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"The forecast we've seen is the world will require around 35,000 aircraft over the next 20 to 25 years," Ismail Ali Abdulla, the CEO of Emirati aerospace firm Strata Manufacturing, told CNBC's Hadley Gamble at the Global Aerospace Summit in Abu Dhabi.
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PARIS, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Leaders of French aerospace supplier Zodiac Aerospace faced a barrage of analyst criticism on Thursday as the company suffered its biggest ever drop on the stock exchange after what a French bank called a "profit warning too far".
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When Trump spoke here about just having won a $201883 billion case, he was referring to an October victory in a case about European countries' illegal subsidies to aerospace company Airbus, which the US Trade Representative says hurt US aerospace companies and workers.
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The group is interested in investing in the aerospace sector and it is looking in particular at Italian aerospace company Mecaer Aviation Group, Brembo told Il Sole 2100 Ore on Thursday, adding however there is nothing concrete yet between the two companies.
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The country's aerospace industry has only recently started to make its own large passenger jets.
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Sales in the aerospace business declined 13.5 percent in the third quarter ended Oct. 2.
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That left Arconic with operations that focused on engineering products for the aerospace & automotive industries.
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The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) announced the news on their social media Wednesday morning.
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Known as the Aerospace Quality Certification AS9100C, the six-month process cost about 20,13 pounds.
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If you think about aerospace, it's an $25 trillion marketplace over the next ten years.
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BMW Design Works, B/E Aerospace and Thales have proposed a seat that's almost psychic.
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The commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force spoke Saturday on drill sidelines.
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"But we have people doing aerospace and we have people doing construction and waste management."
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"It seems like a savvy move by Boeing," said a U.S.-based aerospace fund manager.
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Boston based Spike Aerospace claim the S-512 will be the fastest civilian aircraft available.
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GKN set out plans to separate its automotive business from its aerospace operations on Jan.
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Though today's launch was historic for the aerospace industry, it was otherwise routine for SpaceX.
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Those industries include new energy and autonomous vehicles, aerospace, semiconductors, biopharmaceuticals, robotics and artificial intelligence.
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In October 2018, the Department of Justice charged 10 Chinese nationals of hacking aerospace companies.
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ROSS SAYS U.S. ONLY HAS ONE ACTIVE SMELTER THAT CAN PRODUCE DEFENSE AEROSPACE-GRADE ALUMINUM
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Jacobs also provides construction, nuclear and technical support services to the aerospace and defense sectors.
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On the conference call, Honeywell officials noted that growth "accelerated" in key categories like aerospace.
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"We are a bit pessimistic," he told a meeting of aerospace industry officials in Paris.
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The shares of the U.S. aerospace and industrial company fell 1.7 percent in premarket trading.
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At CNBC I cover defense, aerospace, agriculture, legal marijuana, Las Vegas and the California economy.
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That is a big selling point in a state dotted with aerospace and defence companies.
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United Technologies owns aerospace manufacturer Pratt & Whitney, which produces engines for many of Delta's planes.
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AT&T, Novartis and Korean Aerospace Industries also paid sizeable fees to Mr Cohen's firm.
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Whether it's advanced analytics, whether it's AI, autonomy in cockpit, cyber protection for aerospace systems.
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Sometimes sheer size pays off: Airbus, an aerospace giant, is a cross-border success story.
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We are not a conglomerate, we are focused on aerospace and defense, our core markets.
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The STOXX defence and aerospace index hit a new 19-month high, up 3.73 percent.
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Some, who worked in sensitive positions at the North American Aerospace Defense Command, were reassigned.
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Today, Elon Musk's aerospace startup will attempt to launch its second rocket within 48 hours.
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The modern GKN is made up of three main divisions: automotive, aerospace and powder metallurgy.
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The company's aerospace division has long trailed its higher-performing rail and business jet units.
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Since then, SpaceX, Musk's aerospace company, built a test track near its Hawthorne, California headquarters.
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British insurer Global Aerospace led a consortium of insurers and reinsurers providing cover for Boeing.
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In April, Rockwell Collins itself bought B/E Aerospace, a cabin-interiors specialist, for $8.6bn.
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The Aerospace Corporation, an American consultancy, reckons that April 3rd is the most likely day.
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Goldman specifically cites Honeywell, Northrop Grumman, and L-3 Communications in the aerospace & defense space.
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