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Italian Navy Co-Hosts Event To Sell Vessels
The Italian Navy is to retire dozens of seasoned vessels and bring new ships into service.
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Italy, France Clash Over Naval Deal With Qatar
Italy and France are locked in a battle to sell new naval vessels to Qatar, which is in a hurry to buy a defense kit as it prepares to host the Soccer World Cup in 2022.
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Court Reverses Former Finmeccanica CEO Orsi’s Acquittal
Also convicted was former AgustaWestland CEO Bruno Spagnolini, who received four years.
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Kuwait Signs Eurofighter Jet Deal
Kuwait’s delayed deal to buy 28 Eurofighter jets was signed Tuesday, giving the European fighter program a much-needed shot in the arm and providing Italy’s Finmeccanica with its largest contract.
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Kuwait May Finalize Eurofighter Deal, Source Says
Kuwait’s delayed deal to buy 28 Eurofighter jets may be signed on Tuesday, an Italian source knowledgeable of the deal said on Monday.
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Italian Air Force Doubles M-346 Fleet to 18
The contract covers logistic support and “an additional development phase” in training related to digital training aids, simulators and infrastructure at the Italian Air Force’s Lecce base in southern Italy where the M-346s are based.
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Italy Selects New Air Force Chief
The Italian government on Monday named Gen. Enzo Vecciarelli, the current deputy chief of the Italian general staff, as the next chief of the Italian Air Force, replacing Gen. Pasquale Preziosa, who has reached the end of his mandate.
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Finmeccanica Reshapes Its Name, Business
Finmeccanica’s new motto may be “genius at your service,” CEO Mauro Moretti said, explaining why the defense group is changing its name to the 15th century Italian artist.
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Finmeccanica Announces 23% Rise in Core Profits
Italy’s Finmeccanica announced a 23 percent rise in core profits in 2015, driven by restructuring and cost-cutting.
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Arrivederci, Finmeccanica: Italian Defense Giant Rebrands as Leonardo
Finmeccanica, the Italian defense group, will change its name to Leonardo, the company said Wednesday, a move reflecting CEO Mauro Moretti’s radical restructuring of the company.
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Italian Navy Co-Hosts Event To Sell Vessels
The Italian Navy is to retire dozens of seasoned vessels and bring new ships into service.
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Italy, France Clash Over Naval Deal With Qatar
Italy and France are locked in a battle to sell new naval vessels to Qatar, which is in a hurry to buy a defense kit as it prepares to host the Soccer World Cup in 2022.
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Court Reverses Former Finmeccanica CEO Orsi’s Acquittal
Also convicted was former AgustaWestland CEO Bruno Spagnolini, who received four years.
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Kuwait Signs Eurofighter Jet Deal
Kuwait’s delayed deal to buy 28 Eurofighter jets was signed Tuesday, giving the European fighter program a much-needed shot in the arm and providing Italy’s Finmeccanica with its largest contract.
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Kuwait May Finalize Eurofighter Deal, Source Says
Kuwait’s delayed deal to buy 28 Eurofighter jets may be signed on Tuesday, an Italian source knowledgeable of the deal said on Monday.
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Italian Air Force Doubles M-346 Fleet to 18
The contract covers logistic support and “an additional development phase” in training related to digital training aids, simulators and infrastructure at the Italian Air Force’s Lecce base in southern Italy where the M-346s are based.
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Italy Selects New Air Force Chief
The Italian government on Monday named Gen. Enzo Vecciarelli, the current deputy chief of the Italian general staff, as the next chief of the Italian Air Force, replacing Gen. Pasquale Preziosa, who has reached the end of his mandate.
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Finmeccanica Reshapes Its Name, Business
Finmeccanica’s new motto may be “genius at your service,” CEO Mauro Moretti said, explaining why the defense group is changing its name to the 15th century Italian artist.
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Finmeccanica Announces 23% Rise in Core Profits
Italy’s Finmeccanica announced a 23 percent rise in core profits in 2015, driven by restructuring and cost-cutting.
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Arrivederci, Finmeccanica: Italian Defense Giant Rebrands as Leonardo
Finmeccanica, the Italian defense group, will change its name to Leonardo, the company said Wednesday, a move reflecting CEO Mauro Moretti’s radical restructuring of the company.
-
Italian Navy Co-Hosts Event To Sell Vessels
The Italian Navy is to retire dozens of seasoned vessels and bring new ships into service.
-
Italy, France Clash Over Naval Deal With Qatar
Italy and France are locked in a battle to sell new naval vessels to Qatar, which is in a hurry to buy a defense kit as it prepares to host the Soccer World Cup in 2022.
-
Court Reverses Former Finmeccanica CEO Orsi’s Acquittal
Also convicted was former AgustaWestland CEO Bruno Spagnolini, who received four years.
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Kuwait Signs Eurofighter Jet Deal
Kuwait’s delayed deal to buy 28 Eurofighter jets was signed Tuesday, giving the European fighter program a much-needed shot in the arm and providing Italy’s Finmeccanica with its largest contract.
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Kuwait May Finalize Eurofighter Deal, Source Says
Kuwait’s delayed deal to buy 28 Eurofighter jets may be signed on Tuesday, an Italian source knowledgeable of the deal said on Monday.
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Italian Air Force Doubles M-346 Fleet to 18
The contract covers logistic support and “an additional development phase” in training related to digital training aids, simulators and infrastructure at the Italian Air Force’s Lecce base in southern Italy where the M-346s are based.
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Italy Selects New Air Force Chief
The Italian government on Monday named Gen. Enzo Vecciarelli, the current deputy chief of the Italian general staff, as the next chief of the Italian Air Force, replacing Gen. Pasquale Preziosa, who has reached the end of his mandate.
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Finmeccanica Reshapes Its Name, Business
Finmeccanica’s new motto may be “genius at your service,” CEO Mauro Moretti said, explaining why the defense group is changing its name to the 15th century Italian artist.
-
Finmeccanica Announces 23% Rise in Core Profits
Italy’s Finmeccanica announced a 23 percent rise in core profits in 2015, driven by restructuring and cost-cutting.
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Arrivederci, Finmeccanica: Italian Defense Giant Rebrands as Leonardo
Finmeccanica, the Italian defense group, will change its name to Leonardo, the company said Wednesday, a move reflecting CEO Mauro Moretti’s radical restructuring of the company.
