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Analysts: Stable Outlook for Defense Sector
Modest improvements to the defense spending climate, buoyed by strong commercial sales, creates a stable environment in the defense sector, the credit rating agency Moody's said in its monthly outlook for the global aerospace and defense industry published Wednesday.
Netanyahu, Boehner Laud US-Israel Cooperation
As the deadline for striking an interim agreement with Iran came and went Tuesday night, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spent Wednesday urging world powers to devise a better deal
On Arms-to-Egypt, Obama Answers Hill's Call
US President Barack Obama answered a call from Republicans and Democrats when he ended a freeze on arms transactions to Egypt, and the move is winning him rare bipartisan praise.
Northrop Splits ISR Into Two Divisions
Northrop Grumman is splitting its Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance and Targeting Systems division in two, a move the company says will allow it to focus on its space and airborne ISR business.
McConnell Warns of Bad Deal With Iran
With the deadline on an interim nuclear agreement with Iran less than 48 hours away, a senate delegation led by Majority Leader Mitch McDonnell (R-KY) visiting here Sunday joined Israeli officials to sound the alarm about an imminent "bad deal."
USMC Reversal a Hitch in DoD Audit Plans
A Pentagon watchdog agency is withdrawing a clean audit report it gave the US Marine Corps in 2013, an embarrassing snag for the Defense Department's endeavor to become auditable, and one which drew head-shaking in Congress.
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