Trump Urges Defense Contractors to Invest Profits, Says He’ll Ban Buybacks and Cap Executive Pay
President Trump says companies must prioritize manufacturing capacity over dividends and buybacks.
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China Imposes Sanctions Against 20 U.S. Defense Companies Over Arms Sales to Taiwan
The Chinese Communist government on Friday imposed sanctions against 20 American defense-related companies over arms sales to Taiwan.
World’s Biggest Arms Producers Increase Revenue to Record Levels, Say Peace Campaigners
The world’s biggest weapons-producing companies saw a 5.9% increase in revenue from sales according to a report released Monday.
Air Force to Spend $6 Billion on 1,000 Artificial Intelligence Jets
The U.S. Air Force is preparing to add 1,000 artificial intelligence (AI) jets to its fleet as part of a $6 billion contract.
Half of POLITICO Letter ‘Foreign Policy Experts’ Calling for More Arms to Ukraine Tied to Arms Industry: Report
Nearly half of the “46 foreign policy experts” who called for more arms to Urkaine in a POLITICO letter have ties to the Arms industry.
Soaring Global Arms Demand Drives Profits in Military-Industrial Sector
U.S. defense contractor Northrop Grumman Corp. on Thursday forecast full-year sales rising past Wall Street estimates as it leads a host of manufacturers benefiting from rising global demand for military weaponry.
Pentagon Debuts B-21 Raider: First Strategic Bomber Addition Since Cold War
The Pentagon debuted the latest addition to its air force arsenal Friday, rolling out the the first new American bomber in a generation.
