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India Readying $2.6 Billion US Naval Helicopter Deal Ahead Of Trump Visit
India is set to give final approval to a $2.6 billion deal for military helicopters from US defence firm Lockheed Martin ahead of a visit by US President Donald Trump this month, defence and industry sources said.
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Make-In-India: F-16s Could Be Built Here, Much Depends Now On Donald Trump
U.S. defence firm Lockheed Martin wants to push ahead with plans to move production of its F-16 combat jets to India, but understands President Donald Trump's administration may want to take a "fresh look" at the proposal.
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Trump Says Shaves $600 Million From Latest Deal To Buy 90 Fighter Jets
President Donald Trump said on Monday his administration had been able to cut some $600 million from the latest U.S. deal to buy about 90 F-35 Joint Strike Fighters, the Lockheed Martin aircraft the president has criticized for cost overruns.
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'We Think We Can Cut Regulations By 75%': Trump To Company Executives
Mr Trump reiterated his pledge to impose a hefty border tax on companies that want to import products to the US after moving American manufacturing facilities abroad.
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An App That Tracks Donald Trump's Tweets' Impact On Stock Markets
Keeping one eye on the U.S. President-elect's personal Twitter feed has become a regular pastime for the fund managers and traders who invest billions of dollars daily on world stock, currency and commodity markets.
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Davos CEOs 'Go Local' On Supply Chain In Trump Era
"The irony is that when more walls show up it is a good opportunity for services companies to help do business across those walls," said Mr Sikka of Infosys.
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Committed To Drive Down F-35 Costs Aggressively, Lockheed CEO Tells Donald Trump
The chief executive of Lockheed Martin Corp told President-elect Donald Trump on Friday that she was committed to driving down the cost of the company's F-35 fighter jet, a day after Trump took aim at the cost of the F-35 in a Twitter post.
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Donald Trump Suggests He Would Ditch F-35 In Favor Of Alternate Plane
President-elect Donald Trump piled on fresh criticism of the Pentagon's most sophisticated aircraft on Thursday, suggesting that he might abandon the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter in favor of a cheaper plane due to high costs.
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Donald Trump Calls On Boeing To Offer Quote For F-35 Rival
President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday said he had asked Boeing to provide a price estimate for a new F-18 fighter jet, after bemoaning the soaring costs of Lockheed Martin's F-35 stealth fighter.
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F-35 Chief Defends Program After Donald Trump Criticism
Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35 fighter jet program is essential for the security of the United States and its allies, a Pentagon official said on Monday, looking to defend the program a week after President-elect Donald Trump criticized it for delays and cost overruns.
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Will Respond To Donald Trump's Criticism Of F-35 Jets: Manufacturer Lockheed Martin
Lockheed Martin vowed on Monday to answer US President-elect Donald Trump's questions about the cost of the F-35 stealth fighter, calling the planes "great value" for the United States.
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As Trump Vows To Save Jobs, US Plans To Make F16s In India: Foreign Media
As a new American president bent on retaining American jobs prepares to take office, the Obama administration and the U.S. defense industry are working on a deal with the Indian government to build iconic U.S. combat aircraft in India.
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India Readying $2.6 Billion US Naval Helicopter Deal Ahead Of Trump Visit
India is set to give final approval to a $2.6 billion deal for military helicopters from US defence firm Lockheed Martin ahead of a visit by US President Donald Trump this month, defence and industry sources said.
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Make-In-India: F-16s Could Be Built Here, Much Depends Now On Donald Trump
U.S. defence firm Lockheed Martin wants to push ahead with plans to move production of its F-16 combat jets to India, but understands President Donald Trump's administration may want to take a "fresh look" at the proposal.
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Trump Says Shaves $600 Million From Latest Deal To Buy 90 Fighter Jets
President Donald Trump said on Monday his administration had been able to cut some $600 million from the latest U.S. deal to buy about 90 F-35 Joint Strike Fighters, the Lockheed Martin aircraft the president has criticized for cost overruns.
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'We Think We Can Cut Regulations By 75%': Trump To Company Executives
Mr Trump reiterated his pledge to impose a hefty border tax on companies that want to import products to the US after moving American manufacturing facilities abroad.
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An App That Tracks Donald Trump's Tweets' Impact On Stock Markets
Keeping one eye on the U.S. President-elect's personal Twitter feed has become a regular pastime for the fund managers and traders who invest billions of dollars daily on world stock, currency and commodity markets.
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Davos CEOs 'Go Local' On Supply Chain In Trump Era
"The irony is that when more walls show up it is a good opportunity for services companies to help do business across those walls," said Mr Sikka of Infosys.
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Committed To Drive Down F-35 Costs Aggressively, Lockheed CEO Tells Donald Trump
The chief executive of Lockheed Martin Corp told President-elect Donald Trump on Friday that she was committed to driving down the cost of the company's F-35 fighter jet, a day after Trump took aim at the cost of the F-35 in a Twitter post.
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Donald Trump Suggests He Would Ditch F-35 In Favor Of Alternate Plane
President-elect Donald Trump piled on fresh criticism of the Pentagon's most sophisticated aircraft on Thursday, suggesting that he might abandon the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter in favor of a cheaper plane due to high costs.
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Donald Trump Calls On Boeing To Offer Quote For F-35 Rival
President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday said he had asked Boeing to provide a price estimate for a new F-18 fighter jet, after bemoaning the soaring costs of Lockheed Martin's F-35 stealth fighter.
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F-35 Chief Defends Program After Donald Trump Criticism
Lockheed Martin Corp's F-35 fighter jet program is essential for the security of the United States and its allies, a Pentagon official said on Monday, looking to defend the program a week after President-elect Donald Trump criticized it for delays and cost overruns.
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Will Respond To Donald Trump's Criticism Of F-35 Jets: Manufacturer Lockheed Martin
Lockheed Martin vowed on Monday to answer US President-elect Donald Trump's questions about the cost of the F-35 stealth fighter, calling the planes "great value" for the United States.
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As Trump Vows To Save Jobs, US Plans To Make F16s In India: Foreign Media
As a new American president bent on retaining American jobs prepares to take office, the Obama administration and the U.S. defense industry are working on a deal with the Indian government to build iconic U.S. combat aircraft in India.
