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China and Iran Prime Targets of Bureau of Industry & Security

China and Iran are the top importers of illicit U.S. goods, according to a report from the Bureau of Industry and Security.

Free access 08.06.2006

John “Chris” Inglis

The NSA has proceeded with a subtle musical chairs exercise. [...]

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Lee Hamilton

After supervising the work of a U.S. board of inquiry [...]

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New Roundabout Ways to Pay Bribes

Since the OECD Convention against bribing foreign officials was signed in 1997, multi-national corporations - and particularly those in the defense industry - have found new ways of legally paying go-betweens and decision-makers in the countries in which they operate. [...]

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Record Spending on Black Programs

The Pentagon's budget for classified projects, known as black programs, will be higher in 2007 than at any point since [...]

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DHS Takes a Poke at RFID

Against all expectation, the Department of Homeland Security has launched a broadside against the use of radio frequency ID (RFID) technology.

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How Hayden Sees the CIA

Michael Hayden turned the tables on his critics. Although his nomination as head of the CIA initially ran into opposition from many in Congress his hearing in the Senate on May 18 won widespread favor.

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Google Earth's Military Version

Fleximage, an affiliate of EADS, has begun to make its products compatible with Google Earth's free satellite image visualization software.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 24.05.2006

Tightening Rules on Export Credits

A new OECD Convention compels firms that benefit from export credits to identify the go-betweens they use and the sums involved in commissions. But the new system has some loopholes.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 24.05.2006

Carson Eoyang

Continuing to fill up senior posts, the Director of National [...]

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Frank Holder

Former chief of Kroll’s Consulting Services Group, which heads both [...]

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Washington - Lucent Fleshes Out Lobbying Team

Already working with the firm Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale, Lucent [...]

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Straightening Out Accreditation Process

General Dale Meyerrose, who was named associate director of national [...]

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American Influence in Free-Fall

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has issued a highly critical [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 24.05.2006

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An Ever-Rising U.S. Budget for Mixed Results

The U.S. intelligence budget for 2007, the first to be entirely drafted under the authority of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI), John Negroponte, who was appointed a year ago, was adopted by the House of Representatives a few days [.

Subscribers only 11.05.2006

The Pentagon's Overseas Shopping List

To cut back on development costs in certain cutting-edge technology areas the Pentagon operates a program enabling it to test and acquire equipment directly from foreign countries.

Free access 11.05.2006

In-Q-Tel Hires ex-Carlyle Man

The venture capital arm of the CIA, In-Q-Tel, has been run by engineers since its inception. It has now hired a financial expert who previously worked for the Carlyle equity fund.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 11.05.2006

Stock Exchange in Anti-Terror Fight

The SEC has set up a unit to trace the assets of all companies listed in the U.S. that operate in countries listed as supporting terrorism.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 11.05.2006

Alcatel & Lucent Fine-Tune Lobbying

Lucent and Alcatel are relying on a former adviser to George W. Bush to help promote their planned merger in Congress and at the Treasury Department.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 11.05.2006

Fighting Over Kosovo’s Fate

The Serb and Albanian communities are struggling for the upper hand on the lobbying front in Washington as talks over [...]

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Washington - Richard Clarke Raises $58 million

Good Harbor Partners Acquisition, the financial services firm headed by [...]

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The Robot Army

Two thousand robots are currently being used by the American [...]

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Lockheed Invests in RFID

The U.S. defense group Lockheed Martin has just laid out [...]

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Who Said Anything About Sharing?

Over four and a half years after the Sept. 11 [...]

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The Holdout at Citigate Moves On

The last of four founders of Citigate Global Intelligence to [...]

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All articles - United States

China and Iran Prime Targets of Bureau of Industry & Security

John “Chris” Inglis

Lee Hamilton

Spotlight
New Roundabout Ways to Pay Bribes

Record Spending on Black Programs

DHS Takes a Poke at RFID

How Hayden Sees the CIA

Google Earth's Military Version

Tightening Rules on Export Credits

Carson Eoyang

Frank Holder

Washington - Lucent Fleshes Out Lobbying Team

Straightening Out Accreditation Process

American Influence in Free-Fall

Spotlight
An Ever-Rising U.S. Budget for Mixed Results

The Pentagon's Overseas Shopping List

In-Q-Tel Hires ex-Carlyle Man

Stock Exchange in Anti-Terror Fight

Alcatel & Lucent Fine-Tune Lobbying

Fighting Over Kosovo’s Fate

Washington - Richard Clarke Raises $58 million

The Robot Army

Lockheed Invests in RFID

Who Said Anything About Sharing?

The Holdout at Citigate Moves On

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All articles - United States

China and Iran Prime Targets of Bureau of Industry & Security

John “Chris” Inglis

Lee Hamilton

Spotlight New Roundabout Ways to Pay Bribes

Record Spending on Black Programs

DHS Takes a Poke at RFID

How Hayden Sees the CIA

Google Earth's Military Version

Tightening Rules on Export Credits

Carson Eoyang

Frank Holder

Washington - Lucent Fleshes Out Lobbying Team

Straightening Out Accreditation Process

American Influence in Free-Fall

Spotlight An Ever-Rising U.S. Budget for Mixed Results

The Pentagon's Overseas Shopping List

In-Q-Tel Hires ex-Carlyle Man

Stock Exchange in Anti-Terror Fight

Alcatel & Lucent Fine-Tune Lobbying

Fighting Over Kosovo’s Fate

Washington - Richard Clarke Raises $58 million

The Robot Army

Lockheed Invests in RFID

Who Said Anything About Sharing?

The Holdout at Citigate Moves On

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New Roundabout Ways to Pay Bribes

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An Ever-Rising U.S. Budget for Mixed Results