Employee-owned defense contractor known for out-of-the-box thinking makes stock market debut.
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A Cupertino-based company is powering a new era of military absentee voting.
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Boeing’s $2.5-billion contract to secure U.S. borders could be a boost for video surveillance startups.
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Venture capitalists back intrusion prevention company Third Brigade.
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A U.S. Congress report finds that the Pentagon’s acquisition system is broken.
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While startups struggle to tame the homeland security market, Vigilos CEO Geof Barker found success by going local.
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Are consumers finally ready for robots?
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Fed’s cyber-squad, Silicon Valley defense contractors meet in cyber-crime crackdown.
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A state-of-the-art sheriff joins the Army.
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IT firms sees a lack of leadership in cyber-security research.
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Even without government missteps, armoring has its battles. But new innovations, materials, and a growing market are pushing the industry ahead.
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Even without government missteps, armoring has its battles. But new innovations, materials, and a growing market are pushing the industry ahead.
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GM delivered the first fuel-cell truck to the U.S. Army for testing. The Chevrolet Silverado will be enlisted as a mail truck.
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Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman buy IT companies.
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Most VCs are avoiding companies developing products for the war on bioterrorism, citing a basic problem with their business fundamentals.
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OK, so we are in a recession. Maybe we can invent our way out of this one.
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OK, so we are in a recession. Maybe we can invent our way out of this one.
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An Overzealous Defense of Its Patents Hasn't Made Rambus Many Friends.
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Stock Screen: Time to play defense
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