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NEW TURN OF SCREW ON TERRORISM

President Bill Clinton's executive order in late January to freeze the US assets of 18 individuals and a dozen organizations [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1995

FIGHTING BRAIN AND KNOWHOW DRAIN

Oles Lomacky, a specialist in sensitive technology transfers at the Department of Defence (DoD), has just been named head of [...]

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UNCOVERING THE COMPUTER'S SECRETS

An American company claims to be expert in tracking down and retrieving information that has theoretically been deleted from computers. [...]

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BREAKTHROUGH IN BATTLEFIELD RECCE

The U.S. military has developed a drone with the unwieldy name of Medium Altitude Endurance Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (MAE-UAV) and [...]

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WHY DEUTCH WAS REJECTED

In the Jan. 31 issue of his publication OSS Notices, [...]

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PRINCE ABDALLAH'S SECRET TRIP TO U.S

Intelligence Newsletter sources have revealed that Saudi Arabia's crown prince, [...]

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U.S.A.: BETTER DAYS AHEAD?

The advent of a Republican majority in Congress has reassured the U.S. intelligence community that it will obtain both the funds and encouragement needed to pursue its post-Cold War objectives. Top intelligence executives had feared that resources would have been [.

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TOP MAN FOR PARVUS SLOT

A highly regarded figure in the U.S. intelligence and law enforcement communities, Robert Wade, has been named senior vice president [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.01.1995

KROLL TEACHES ETHICS GAME

The American private intelligence firm Kroll Associates Inc. has named Ronald Goldstock as head of its monitoring services division. Prior [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.01.1995

PENTAGON PICKS LESS CROWDED ROAD

The U.S. Defence Department, which sponsored the creation of the Internet in the 1960's, has joined the CIA, FBI and [...]

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THE PERFECT BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AID

Designed originally by the British publisher Blackwell Scientific Publications as a data base manager to consult a scientific encyclopedia on [...]

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SIX PANELS

The International Studies Association plans to stage six panels at [...]

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SEVENTEEN WISE MEN TO EVALUATE CIA

The Intelligence Authorization Act for FY 1995 issued by the [...]

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ANTI-DRUG PROGRAM RESUMES

In December the U.S. resumed its anti-narcotics radar surveillance in [...]

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NEXT SECURITY STEPS

The Internet Security Protocol group has succeeded in defining new [...]

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BRITISH FIRM MARKETS CARD IN U.S

The U.K. company Ultra Electronics has opened a U.S. sales [...]

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BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SEEKING SECOND WINDS

There's a good chance that within the next decade business intelligence will figure high on the curriculum of universities that teach management. For the moment, however, a major gap exists between intelligence experts who try to anticipate the future needs [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 14.12.1994

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All articles - United States

NEW TURN OF SCREW ON TERRORISM

FIGHTING BRAIN AND KNOWHOW DRAIN

UNCOVERING THE COMPUTER'S SECRETS

BREAKTHROUGH IN BATTLEFIELD RECCE

WHY DEUTCH WAS REJECTED

PRINCE ABDALLAH'S SECRET TRIP TO U.S

Spotlight
U.S.A.: BETTER DAYS AHEAD?

TOP MAN FOR PARVUS SLOT

KROLL TEACHES ETHICS GAME

PENTAGON PICKS LESS CROWDED ROAD

THE PERFECT BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AID

SIX PANELS

SEVENTEEN WISE MEN TO EVALUATE CIA

ANTI-DRUG PROGRAM RESUMES

NEXT SECURITY STEPS

BRITISH FIRM MARKETS CARD IN U.S

Spotlight
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SEEKING SECOND WINDS

GEORGE MITCHELL

GUY CAPUTO

OSS BUILDS UP EURO NETWORK

POSTAL SERVICE INFILTRATED BY CARTELS

SURGE IN ISLAMIC TERRORISM FEARED

WOOLSEY BELEAGUERED

WACKENHUT TAKES OVER IVORY COAST FIRM

KROLL BATTERED BUT UNBOWED

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NEW TURN OF SCREW ON TERRORISM

FIGHTING BRAIN AND KNOWHOW DRAIN

UNCOVERING THE COMPUTER'S SECRETS

BREAKTHROUGH IN BATTLEFIELD RECCE

WHY DEUTCH WAS REJECTED

PRINCE ABDALLAH'S SECRET TRIP TO U.S

Spotlight U.S.A.: BETTER DAYS AHEAD?

TOP MAN FOR PARVUS SLOT

KROLL TEACHES ETHICS GAME

PENTAGON PICKS LESS CROWDED ROAD

THE PERFECT BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AID

SIX PANELS

SEVENTEEN WISE MEN TO EVALUATE CIA

ANTI-DRUG PROGRAM RESUMES

NEXT SECURITY STEPS

BRITISH FIRM MARKETS CARD IN U.S

Spotlight BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SEEKING SECOND WINDS

GEORGE MITCHELL

GUY CAPUTO

OSS BUILDS UP EURO NETWORK

POSTAL SERVICE INFILTRATED BY CARTELS

SURGE IN ISLAMIC TERRORISM FEARED

WOOLSEY BELEAGUERED

WACKENHUT TAKES OVER IVORY COAST FIRM

KROLL BATTERED BUT UNBOWED

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