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The wave of San Diego County military building that started in 2007 will likely continue to buoy an otherwise shaky local construction economy in 2011...
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The revelations have shocked journalists who say the case of the South Florida reporters is part of a disturbing wave of media payoffs that raises serious concerns about the media's credibility, especially in the international community. An internal investigation by the Pentagon released in March found that government contracts with the Lincoln Group and other consulting firms did not violate military policy. Another aspect of the payoffs that troubles some experts is that it shows a disregard for foreign journalists who endure low wages and often dangerous working conditions.
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High fuel prices drove the company into Chapter 11 reorganization that summer. [...] Tradewinds has better diversified its customer base, taking on more retail and food-and-beverage clients. Celadon Trucking, Indianapolis * Cut 95 jobs, or 12 percent of work force * Acquired Arkansas-based Continental Express to grab new customers * Overhauled sales staff * Discontinued 401(k) contributions, management bonuses Tradewinds Trucking, Arcadia * Filed chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization in July 2008 * Laid off underperforming employees * Reduced truck fleet size * Diversified customer mix Venture Logistics, Indianapolis * Reduced work force 5 percent to 8 percent * Offered additional logistics services, such as repackaging * Carried multiple customers' goods on single trailer to improve u...
... picking up big chunks of work from the military, contracts that accounted for about 65 percent of ...But military and government business is unpredictable. Wheaton this year wants...
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Construction company dck worldwide LLC has been weathering a downturn in the industry by holding onto government and military contracts while expanding overseas.
We're growing in the Caribbean, Mideast and the Philippines," said Stephen D'Angelo, president, CEO and chairman of the global construction company in Jefferson Hills.
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PETALUMA, Calif. -- Sen. Pete Domenici's Anti-Small Business Provision Could Cost Small Businesses $2 Billion in Department of Energy Contracts and Wo...
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HAUPPAUGE, N.Y. -- Globecomm Systems Inc. (NASDAQ: GCOM), a global provider of end-to-end satellite-based communications solutions, today announced th...
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The government and military combine to provide "reliable information" from "reliable sources" who wish to remain "anonymous" and thus create a mystique of underhanded cleverness and consequently apparent correctness of information. The CIA along with other putative non-govemmental organizations operates "think tanks" and "institutes" to disseminate stories and scare tactics (and significant amounts of money) within America and offshore. Religious groups, now fully into the swing of projecting their interests into the corridors of power, have become more and more publicly involved in the political process, allowing their messianic beliefs and self-righteousness to carry the balance of power, especially within the half of government known as the Republican party, with the other half, the ...
... of government" (when most military contracts are no bids, and the executive is ran by a group o...
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In 1941, Congress passed the Defense Base Act (DBA) to provide workers' compensation coverage to civilian workers employed overseas under U.S. government contracts or on U.S. military bases. Congress modeled the DBA after the Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act (Longshore Act),' modifying certain provisions to provide for accidents that occur overseas. In 1972, Congress amended the procedures governing review of claims under the Longshore Act. The amendments required workers to appeal claim-related decisions to a new administrative board and then to a U.S. court of appeals. Before the amendments, a worker's first appeal under the Longshore Act was to federal district court. Because the amendments failed to mention the DBA, the U.S. courts of appeals have disagreed over whethe...
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Business Editors/High-Tech Writers
BURLINGTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 26, 2004
As the first company to make High Performance ALON(TM) Optic...
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Barstow could be economically and culturally devastated if the Pentagon shutters the Army's Fort Irwin and the Marine Corps Logistics facility in its latest round of closures, which could come as early as Friday.
The two nearby installations account for about 52 percent of Barstow's economic base a combined $724 million in annual military and civilian payrolls and government contracts and purchases.