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DOE HELPS FIRMS TO KEEP ABREAST

The U.S. Department of Energy has put up a further $2 million to help Knowledge Express Data Systems, an affiliate [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 12.04.1995

THOMAS BURKE

The General Services Administration (GSA) has named Thomas Burke to the post of acting deputy commissioner for the Office of [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.1995

TWO U.S. FIRMS NABBED IN INDIA DEAL

The bosses of two American high tech firms face up to 10 years in jail and a $500,000 fine after [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 12.04.1995

REPORT SLAMS ANTI-MISSILE PLAN

The Pentagon's Ballistic Missile Defence Organization (BMDO) has drawn up a $4.8 billion, 17-year program to protect the U.S. against [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.1995

BANKER FOR CONTRAS BEHIND BARS

Louis Petrillo, former boss of a failed Miami bank named Bayshore Bank of Florida, was jailed for a year earlier [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.1995

TENTH SCIP CONFERENCE

The Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP) seems likely to [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.1995

SURVEILLANCE EXPO '95

Ross Engineering and the American Technology Association are organizing a [...]

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WANTED LIST ON INTERNET

For the first time ever the FBI has put a wanted notice on Internet for two Libyan intelligence agents who [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1995

DOUBTS ABOUT BOMB SNIFFER

German security experts who conducted secret tests on the U.S. chemical detection machine Egis have voiced "grave concern" over the [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1995

SPIRO DEATH SECRECY

The San Diego Sheriff's Department has refused an official request from Britain's Foreign Office for copies of a medical examiner's [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1995

POOR DEFENCES AGAINST RISING THREAT

The international business community is falling victim increasingly to the double threat of fraud and economic espionage, according to experts [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1995

NEW LOOK AT FOREIGN WEAPONS SYSTEMS

The U.S. Air Force's National Air Intelligence Center (NAIC) has handed a $24 million contract to a private company, Science [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 29.03.1995

FINCEN CALLS FOR MORE CASH

The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has asked Congress for a $2 million boost in its $24 million budget to [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1995

INFOTEC'S 22ND YEAR

The Ak-Sar-Ben chapter of DPMA, an association of information systems [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1995

GIVE-AWAY TO WHEREABOUTS

Is your cellular phone turned on? Then your phone is [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1995

PROBING THE PESO CRISIS

The U.S. intelligence community apparently knows quite a lot about [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 29.03.1995

RAPID DEPLOYMENT CRIME FORCE

Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives have proposed setting [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1995

TAPPING INTO FAX AND MODEM LINKS

The U.S. firm Comverse Technology Inc. won a $2 million order this month from an unnamed government agency in the [...]

Subscribers only 15.03.1995

CONQUEST CONQUERS MARKET

The U.S. firm E-Systems, Inc. has unveiled a revolutionary business intelligence software system dubbed ECLIPS that not only collects and [...]

Subscribers only 15.03.1995

LOOPHOLE CLOSED ON SPECIAL ACCOUNTS

The U.S. Federal Reserve bank has moved to crack down on so-called "payable through" accounts in U.S. banks because Washington [...]

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FEWER DRUGS BUT MORE LABS

The U.S. State Department's Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (BINLEA) has submitted its annual report to Congress [...]

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JIBRIL KEEPS ONE STEP AHEAD

According to reliable sources, news of Ahmed Jibril's presence in Lebanon in January was relayed to the U.S. by officers [...]

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JUVAL AVIV

Juval Aviv, a private detective who came to prominence in 1992 in publishing a highly controversial report on the 1988 [...]

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LT. GEN. CHARLES KRULAK

President Bill Clinton has appointed Lt. Gen. Charles Krulak, a 53-year-old veteran of Vietnam and the Persian Gulf War, as [...]

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JONATHAN AYERS

The biggest U.S. aeronautics group after Boeing, United Technologies Corporation (UTC), has named Jonathan Ayers, aged 38, to the new [...]

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All articles - United States

DOE HELPS FIRMS TO KEEP ABREAST

THOMAS BURKE

TWO U.S. FIRMS NABBED IN INDIA DEAL

REPORT SLAMS ANTI-MISSILE PLAN

BANKER FOR CONTRAS BEHIND BARS

TENTH SCIP CONFERENCE

SURVEILLANCE EXPO '95

WANTED LIST ON INTERNET

DOUBTS ABOUT BOMB SNIFFER

SPIRO DEATH SECRECY

POOR DEFENCES AGAINST RISING THREAT

NEW LOOK AT FOREIGN WEAPONS SYSTEMS

FINCEN CALLS FOR MORE CASH

INFOTEC'S 22ND YEAR

GIVE-AWAY TO WHEREABOUTS

PROBING THE PESO CRISIS

RAPID DEPLOYMENT CRIME FORCE

TAPPING INTO FAX AND MODEM LINKS

CONQUEST CONQUERS MARKET

LOOPHOLE CLOSED ON SPECIAL ACCOUNTS

FEWER DRUGS BUT MORE LABS

JIBRIL KEEPS ONE STEP AHEAD

JUVAL AVIV

LT. GEN. CHARLES KRULAK

JONATHAN AYERS

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DOE HELPS FIRMS TO KEEP ABREAST

THOMAS BURKE

TWO U.S. FIRMS NABBED IN INDIA DEAL

REPORT SLAMS ANTI-MISSILE PLAN

BANKER FOR CONTRAS BEHIND BARS

TENTH SCIP CONFERENCE

SURVEILLANCE EXPO '95

WANTED LIST ON INTERNET

DOUBTS ABOUT BOMB SNIFFER

SPIRO DEATH SECRECY

POOR DEFENCES AGAINST RISING THREAT

NEW LOOK AT FOREIGN WEAPONS SYSTEMS

FINCEN CALLS FOR MORE CASH

INFOTEC'S 22ND YEAR

GIVE-AWAY TO WHEREABOUTS

PROBING THE PESO CRISIS

RAPID DEPLOYMENT CRIME FORCE

TAPPING INTO FAX AND MODEM LINKS

CONQUEST CONQUERS MARKET

LOOPHOLE CLOSED ON SPECIAL ACCOUNTS

FEWER DRUGS BUT MORE LABS

JIBRIL KEEPS ONE STEP AHEAD

JUVAL AVIV

LT. GEN. CHARLES KRULAK

JONATHAN AYERS

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