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SASA Pushes for Intelligence Firms

A discreet organization run by a former NSA director organizes fairs for subcontractors of U.S. intelligence agencies and lobbies on their behalf.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 20.01.2005

United States
A New Nuclear Era

A revolution of sorts is unfolding in the American nuclear [...]

Subscribers only 20.01.2005

United States
The US Army's Future Urban Warfare Technology

Under attack by insurgents in the main cities of Iraq, the U.S. army has kicked off a program to bankroll new technology to improve its effectiveness in urban warfare.

Free access 07.01.2005

United States
Banks Accused of Financing Terror

Several big international banks could face trial in the United States in coming months on accusations of funding terrorism.. Lawyer [...]

Subscribers only 06.01.2005

United States
Merging "Eyes" and "Ears"

American intelligence's "eyes" represented by NGA and "ears" by NSA are finally going to work together - the directors of the two agencies signed a landmark "horizontal integration" agreement on Dec. 27.

Subscribers only 06.01.2005

United States
Iraq a Fraudster's Paradise?

A court case will shortly establish a precedent on whether firms paid out of Iraqi oil revenue are subject to American law.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 06.01.2005

United States | HOUSTON
Baker Botts Stands Up for Gazprom

The Baker Botts law firm founded by James Baker, former secretary of state during George Bush Sr.'s presidency, is advising [...]

Subscribers only 06.01.2005

United States | NEW YORK
Taking Cue from MMC

Charged with bid rigging by New York prosecutor Eliot Spitzer, several financial services companies have copied the example of Marsh [...]

Subscribers only 06.01.2005

United States | UNITED STATES
Pushing on the Gas Pedal

Deemed strategic by Washington and a potential source of big profits for the oil and gas industry, liquefied natural gas (LNG) has nonetheless encountered resistance in the U.S. because of security issues.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 06.01.2005

France, United States | new york-paris
Carlyle-Otor: Score 1-1

Paradoxically, in the battle pitting the U.S. equity fund Carlyle against France's Otor, the French packaging company won the first round in the U.S. in December and Carlyle the second in Paris.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 06.01.2005

United States | Washington
Options for the Moslem World

The Rand Corporation has just published a huge, 567-page report [...]

Subscribers only 06.01.2005

United States | new york
Geoff Doyle

The investigative firm IPSA International named Geoff Doyle as director [...]

Subscribers only 06.01.2005

United States | Washington
John Kringen

As had been expected for some days, CIA director Porter [...]

Subscribers only 06.01.2005

United States | Washington
Titan Finds its Man at UN

The U.S. defense giant Titan has just hired Richard Grenell [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 06.01.2005

United States | Washington
Privacy Adviser A New Occupation

Adopted at the end of last year, the U.S. administration's [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 06.01.2005

United States | Washington
Lobbyist With Intelligence Past

Peter Dorn, a former staffer at the Senate select committee on intelligence, has just founded a small lobbying concern, PKDorn [...]

Subscribers only 16.12.2004

United States | Washington
Squabble over Verity Software

The Defense Intelligence Agency's use of the K2 Enterprise data-mining software published by the Verity company lies at the center [...]

Subscribers only 16.12.2004

United States | Washington
Better Days Ahead for NOCs

Because of legal and bureaucratic rules that often go to absurd length, the CIA has practically no covert operators out [...]

Subscribers only 16.12.2004

United States | Washington
Carlyle Sets the Example

Veritas Capital, an equity fund that has just bought the private military firm Dyncorp., invests exclusively in the defense sector and employs several generals. In doing so, it has torn a page out of Carlyle's book.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.12.2004

United States | Washington
Patton Boggs and Iraq's Debt to Bulgaria

The lobbying concern Patton Boggs has just signed a contract [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.12.2004

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SASA Pushes for Intelligence Firms

United States
A New Nuclear Era

United States
The US Army's Future Urban Warfare Technology

United States
Banks Accused of Financing Terror

United States
Merging "Eyes" and "Ears"

United States
Iraq a Fraudster's Paradise?

United States | HOUSTON
Baker Botts Stands Up for Gazprom

United States | NEW YORK
Taking Cue from MMC

United States | UNITED STATES
Pushing on the Gas Pedal

France, United States | new york-paris
Carlyle-Otor: Score 1-1

United States | Washington
Options for the Moslem World

United States | new york
Geoff Doyle

United States | Washington
John Kringen

United States | Washington
Titan Finds its Man at UN

United States | Washington
Privacy Adviser A New Occupation

United States | Washington
Lobbyist With Intelligence Past

United States | Washington
Squabble over Verity Software

United States | Washington
Better Days Ahead for NOCs

United States | Washington
Carlyle Sets the Example

United States | Washington
Patton Boggs and Iraq's Debt to Bulgaria

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United States SASA Pushes for Intelligence Firms

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United States Banks Accused of Financing Terror

United States Merging "Eyes" and "Ears"

United States Iraq a Fraudster's Paradise?

United States | HOUSTON Baker Botts Stands Up for Gazprom

United States | NEW YORK Taking Cue from MMC

United States | UNITED STATES Pushing on the Gas Pedal

France, United States | new york-paris Carlyle-Otor: Score 1-1

United States | Washington Options for the Moslem World

United States | new york Geoff Doyle

United States | Washington John Kringen

United States | Washington Titan Finds its Man at UN

United States | Washington Privacy Adviser A New Occupation

United States | Washington Lobbyist With Intelligence Past

United States | Washington Squabble over Verity Software

United States | Washington Better Days Ahead for NOCs

United States | Washington Carlyle Sets the Example

United States | Washington Patton Boggs and Iraq's Debt to Bulgaria

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United States
SASA Pushes for Intelligence Firms

United States
A New Nuclear Era

United States
The US Army's Future Urban Warfare Technology

United States
Banks Accused of Financing Terror

United States
Merging "Eyes" and "Ears"

United States
Iraq a Fraudster's Paradise?

United States | HOUSTON
Baker Botts Stands Up for Gazprom

United States | NEW YORK
Taking Cue from MMC

United States | UNITED STATES
Pushing on the Gas Pedal

France, United States | new york-paris
Carlyle-Otor: Score 1-1

United States | Washington
Options for the Moslem World

United States | new york
Geoff Doyle

United States | Washington
John Kringen

United States | Washington
Titan Finds its Man at UN

United States | Washington
Privacy Adviser A New Occupation

United States | Washington
Lobbyist With Intelligence Past

United States | Washington
Squabble over Verity Software

United States | Washington
Better Days Ahead for NOCs

United States | Washington
Carlyle Sets the Example

United States | Washington
Patton Boggs and Iraq's Debt to Bulgaria