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Al Qaeda/Mujahideen Tradeoff

At first glance it looked like a win-win deal: Tehran would extradite top Al Qaeda men who had taken refuge in Iran while Washington would hand over chiefs of the People's Mujahideen installed in Iraq over to Iran.

Subscribers only 04.09.2003

Pollard Case Still Strikes a Nerve

A hearing on the case of convicted Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard before a court in Washington on Sept. 2 showed that the U.S. intelligence community is still sharply opposed to reducing the life sentence imposed on him in 1987.

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The Bulging Nano Budget

Congress is set to endorse the biggest ever research budget in U.S. history later this month when it approves an outlay of $126 billion for 2004.

Subscribers only 04.09.2003

Boeing's Questionable Practices

Senator John McCain has denounced Boeing Corp.'s maneuvers to eliminate EADS from the bidding for the Pentagon's contract for 100 tanker aircraft.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 04.09.2003

Bin Mahfouz's Account Closed

Has powerful Saudi Arabian businessman Khaled bin Mahfouz, who is suspected of financing welfare organizations linked to Al Qaeda finally been dropped by the ruling family in Riyadh? The answer isn't as simple as all that.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 04.09.2003

Compromise on over-billing

The U.S. Navy feels it was over-billed by $72 million [...]

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WASHINGTON
Anthony Zinni

A big sign of the times: major law firms have [...]

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WEAK SIGNALS
Will the Americans pick Caesar?

The French land armaments firm Giat Industries has agreed to [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 04.09.2003

PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY, SEPT. 18-19
U.S. Pharmaceutical Elite

The business intelligence elite in the drugs industry will turn [...]

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WASHINGTON
Robert Steele

A former intelligence operative and founder of the US Marine [...]

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Intelligence
The 18 Gold Nuggets Found by the CIA

If General Motors and Citibank have an IT problem, the CIA is likely to face the same challenge. It was [...]

Free access 01.08.2003

NEGOCIATIONS
A private military firm in Liberia?

Based in Michigan but registered in the Dominican Republic, the private military firm Northbridge Services Group is negotiating a contract with the State Department to intervene in Liberia.

Subscribers only 31.07.2003

INTELLIGENCE
Secrets of the 28 Classified Pages

It was a win-win situation. The Saudi government demanded that George W. Bush make public the 28 classified pages of the Congressional report on Sept. 11 so that Riyadh could clear its name.

Subscribers only 31.07.2003

WASHINGTON
Legislators Wonder About TTIC

The anti-terrorism fight in the U.S. doesn't always seem crystal clear. John Brennann, director of the Terrorist Threat Integration Center [...]

Subscribers only 31.07.2003

SATELLITE TELECOMS
Paris Denied U.S. Encryption

Intelligence Online understands that the Pentagon has once again vetoed the sale of the Motorola company's encryption modules for Iridium satellite telephones to the French government this year.

Subscribers only 31.07.2003

WASHINGTON
Milking the Homeland Security Market

The huge market generated by the creation of the Department of Homeland Security in the U.S. will trigger a shake-out in the services and industry sectors concerned by security matters.

Subscribers only 31.07.2003

WASHINGTON
New International Lobbying Arm

Founded four years ago by the former Republican representative from Louisiana, Bob Livingston, The Livingston Group has just announced that [...]

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SEATTLE
Boeing Increases Profits and Saves U.S. Titanium

Although Boeing Corp.'s average profit margin on its civilian 767 airliners works out to around 7% the company is to [...]

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WASHINGTON
FSC On the Way Out?

Will the famous Foreign Sales Corporation system that drew four broadsides from the World Trade Organization following complaints by the European Union be on the way out?

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 31.07.2003

FAIRFAX
AMS Buys Out Vredenburg

In a new consolidation among firms that specialize in information technology earmarked for the U.S. intelligence community and military, American Management Systems (AMS) has just acquired Vredenburg.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 31.07.2003

WASHINGTON
Thomas O'Connell

The U.S. Senate has just confirmed Thomas O'Connell as the [...]

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VIENNA (VIRGINIA)
Fresh Funding for a Search Engine

The former Excalibur Technologies, which took the name Convera in [...]

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WASHINGTON
Tommy Boggs

As a boss of one of Washington's biggest governmental lobbying [...]

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WEAK SIGNALS
Aramco ditches Hill and Knowlton

The state-owned Saudi Arabian oil company Aramco has decided to [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 31.07.2003

Corruption

It could probably rank as one of the biggest cases [...]

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All articles - United States

Al Qaeda/Mujahideen Tradeoff

Pollard Case Still Strikes a Nerve

The Bulging Nano Budget

Boeing's Questionable Practices

Bin Mahfouz's Account Closed

Compromise on over-billing

WASHINGTON
Anthony Zinni

WEAK SIGNALS
Will the Americans pick Caesar?

PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY, SEPT. 18-19
U.S. Pharmaceutical Elite

WASHINGTON
Robert Steele

Intelligence
The 18 Gold Nuggets Found by the CIA

NEGOCIATIONS
A private military firm in Liberia?

INTELLIGENCE
Secrets of the 28 Classified Pages

WASHINGTON
Legislators Wonder About TTIC

SATELLITE TELECOMS
Paris Denied U.S. Encryption

WASHINGTON
Milking the Homeland Security Market

WASHINGTON
New International Lobbying Arm

SEATTLE
Boeing Increases Profits and Saves U.S. Titanium

WASHINGTON
FSC On the Way Out?

FAIRFAX
AMS Buys Out Vredenburg

WASHINGTON
Thomas O'Connell

VIENNA (VIRGINIA)
Fresh Funding for a Search Engine

WASHINGTON
Tommy Boggs

WEAK SIGNALS
Aramco ditches Hill and Knowlton

Corruption

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Al Qaeda/Mujahideen Tradeoff

Pollard Case Still Strikes a Nerve

The Bulging Nano Budget

Boeing's Questionable Practices

Bin Mahfouz's Account Closed

Compromise on over-billing

WASHINGTON Anthony Zinni

WEAK SIGNALS Will the Americans pick Caesar?

PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY, SEPT. 18-19 U.S. Pharmaceutical Elite

WASHINGTON Robert Steele

Intelligence The 18 Gold Nuggets Found by the CIA

NEGOCIATIONS A private military firm in Liberia?

INTELLIGENCE Secrets of the 28 Classified Pages

WASHINGTON Legislators Wonder About TTIC

SATELLITE TELECOMS Paris Denied U.S. Encryption

WASHINGTON Milking the Homeland Security Market

WASHINGTON New International Lobbying Arm

SEATTLE Boeing Increases Profits and Saves U.S. Titanium

WASHINGTON FSC On the Way Out?

FAIRFAX AMS Buys Out Vredenburg

WASHINGTON Thomas O'Connell

VIENNA (VIRGINIA) Fresh Funding for a Search Engine

WASHINGTON Tommy Boggs

WEAK SIGNALS Aramco ditches Hill and Knowlton

Corruption

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WASHINGTON
Anthony Zinni

WEAK SIGNALS
Will the Americans pick Caesar?

PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY, SEPT. 18-19
U.S. Pharmaceutical Elite

WASHINGTON
Robert Steele

Intelligence
The 18 Gold Nuggets Found by the CIA

NEGOCIATIONS
A private military firm in Liberia?

INTELLIGENCE
Secrets of the 28 Classified Pages

WASHINGTON
Legislators Wonder About TTIC

SATELLITE TELECOMS
Paris Denied U.S. Encryption

WASHINGTON
Milking the Homeland Security Market

WASHINGTON
New International Lobbying Arm

SEATTLE
Boeing Increases Profits and Saves U.S. Titanium

WASHINGTON
FSC On the Way Out?

FAIRFAX
AMS Buys Out Vredenburg

WASHINGTON
Thomas O'Connell

VIENNA (VIRGINIA)
Fresh Funding for a Search Engine

WASHINGTON
Tommy Boggs

WEAK SIGNALS
Aramco ditches Hill and Knowlton