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Argen Powers Back

The oldest London investigative concern, Argen has hired new investigators and won a major contract from an Icelandic equity fund, Baugur.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 01.09.2005

Qinetiq Pushes Ahead in U.S.

The British military's former research center that was sold to [...]

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New Faces on Intelligence Oversight Panel

With a new Parliament in session, British prime minister Tony Blair largely revamped the Intelligence and Security Committee, the panel [...]

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Centralizing Bribery Investigations

In its annual report tabled before the House of Commons [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 28.07.2005

High Profile for U.K. Business Intelligence Team

The Global Watch Service, an arm of Britain's Department of Trade and Industry, lines up 20 experts named International Technology Promoters to help U.K. firms identify potential markets abroad.

Free access 15.07.2005

Spotlight
How London Pushes its New Technology

Although the United Kingdom, unlike the U.S. or France, lacks organizations specifically devoted to business intelligence it packs quite a punch when it comes to promoting companies that develop innovative technologies. The most active government body in the field is [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 14.07.2005

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DoD Outsources Emergency Service

Rather than renewing its helicopter fleet, Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD) could outsource its search and rescue service at sea to the private sector.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 14.07.2005

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Aegis Contract Renewed

Despite criticism from the U.S. inspector-general for reconstruction in Iraq, Britain's Aegis Defense Services has won a year-long extension of [...]

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Private security rules

The Foreign Office is to published a White Paper on [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 30.06.2005

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Second Big Contract For Kroll Security

Contracted last year by the US Agency for International Development [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.06.2005

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Neil Kinnock

Former leader of the Labour Party and ex European commissioner, [...]

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Privatizing Non-Proliferation Effort?

To cut down its staff, Britain's Department of Trade and [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.06.2005

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ArmorGroup Could Shortly Win Work from MOD

The British security concern ArmorGroup has taken on Stephen Anderton who retired from the Royal Air Force in March with [...]

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Ron Cook

The British defense ministry's former director for equipment capability, intelligence, [...]

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Terrorism and Intelligence

The Center for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence [...]

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Hakluyt Loses One of Its Mentors

Alex Trotman, a British national who served as CEO of the Ford motor company in the U.S. and was also [...]

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New Chairman for Armor-Group?

In winning back a seat in the House of Commons [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 19.05.2005

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Spicer Under Attack

The U.S. inspector-general for the reconstruction of Iraq has lashed out what it calls the poor performance of Aegis Defense [...]

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Delay for Britain's SCOPE

British intelligence is finding it hard to keep a grip on their information technology programs, as a parliamentary report indicates.

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Licenses for Investigators?

Starting from next year, Britain's Security Industry Authority is scheduled [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 14.04.2005

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Stephen Kappes

Former director of operations at the CIA, Stephen Kappes has [...]

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ArmorGroup Extends its Reach

The British security group ArmorGroup has hired a former Raytheon executive to open an office in Washington and has hitched up with the Shi'ite Kubba clan in Iraq.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 31.03.2005

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QinetiQ to Sell BAE Systems Gear

The British defense group BAE Systems awarded a contract to QintiQ, the former U.K. military research agency, to scout for [...]

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Bribes still legal in jersey

Published on March 18, a report by an OECD working [...]

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Robert Burns

Britain's Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), is planning to [...]

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Argen Powers Back

Qinetiq Pushes Ahead in U.S.

New Faces on Intelligence Oversight Panel

Centralizing Bribery Investigations

High Profile for U.K. Business Intelligence Team

Spotlight
How London Pushes its New Technology

london
DoD Outsources Emergency Service

london
Aegis Contract Renewed

London
Private security rules

London
Second Big Contract For Kroll Security

london
Neil Kinnock

London
Privatizing Non-Proliferation Effort?

london
ArmorGroup Could Shortly Win Work from MOD

london
Ron Cook

London
Terrorism and Intelligence

London
Hakluyt Loses One of Its Mentors

London
New Chairman for Armor-Group?

London
Spicer Under Attack

Intelligence
Delay for Britain's SCOPE

London
Licenses for Investigators?

London
Stephen Kappes

London
ArmorGroup Extends its Reach

London
QinetiQ to Sell BAE Systems Gear

London
Bribes still legal in jersey

London
Robert Burns

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Argen Powers Back

Qinetiq Pushes Ahead in U.S.

New Faces on Intelligence Oversight Panel

Centralizing Bribery Investigations

High Profile for U.K. Business Intelligence Team

Spotlight How London Pushes its New Technology

london DoD Outsources Emergency Service

london Aegis Contract Renewed

London Private security rules

London Second Big Contract For Kroll Security

london Neil Kinnock

London Privatizing Non-Proliferation Effort?

london ArmorGroup Could Shortly Win Work from MOD

london Ron Cook

London Terrorism and Intelligence

London Hakluyt Loses One of Its Mentors

London New Chairman for Armor-Group?

London Spicer Under Attack

Intelligence Delay for Britain's SCOPE

London Licenses for Investigators?

London Stephen Kappes

London ArmorGroup Extends its Reach

London QinetiQ to Sell BAE Systems Gear

London Bribes still legal in jersey

London Robert Burns

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Spotlight
How London Pushes its New Technology

london
DoD Outsources Emergency Service

london
Aegis Contract Renewed

London
Private security rules

London
Second Big Contract For Kroll Security

london
Neil Kinnock

London
Privatizing Non-Proliferation Effort?

london
ArmorGroup Could Shortly Win Work from MOD

london
Ron Cook

London
Terrorism and Intelligence

London
Hakluyt Loses One of Its Mentors

London
New Chairman for Armor-Group?

London
Spicer Under Attack

Intelligence
Delay for Britain's SCOPE

London
Licenses for Investigators?

London
Stephen Kappes

London
ArmorGroup Extends its Reach

London
QinetiQ to Sell BAE Systems Gear

London
Bribes still legal in jersey

London
Robert Burns