
Julie Johnsson
Aerospace Reporter at Bloomberg News
journalist/vagabond/brakes for planes. opinions are my own. dm for signal. email at [email protected]
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Julie Johnsson |Aaron Kirchfeld |Kate Duffy
Im Zuge der steigenden Verteidigungsausgaben liefern sich Europas Rüstungsunternehmen mit ihren amerikanischen Konkurrenten einen erbitterten Kampf um Marktanteile. Auf der Luftfahrtmesse Paris Air Show wurde das Ringen in dieser Woche sichtbar: Statt der sonst üblichen zivilen Verkehrsflugzeuge dominierten Kampfjets, Drohnen und Raketen das diesjährige Branchentreffen.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Julie Johnsson |Aaron Kirchfeld |Kate Duffy
A Dassault Rafale air display at the Paris Air Show. (Bloomberg) -- Europe’s arms manufacturers are duking it out with American rivals to win their slice of the region’s fast-growing military pie, as governments embark on an unprecedented expansion of defense spending.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Julie Johnsson
US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he supports returning to the terms of a 1979 trade agreement that exempted cross-border trade in airplanes and aircraft parts from tariffs, while noting that the matter is complex for the White House. • Aviation has generated trade surpluses for the US because of the decades-old pact, Duffy said at the Paris Air Show Tuesday• “If you go over there, you see the moving parts of what they’re doing, it is intense, it is a lot.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Julie Johnsson
US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he supports returning to the terms of a 1979 trade agreement that exempted cross-border trade in airplanes and aircraft parts from tariffs, while noting that the matter is complex for the White House. • Aviation has generated trade surpluses for the US because of the decades-old pact, Duffy said at the Paris Air Show Tuesday• “If you go over there, you see the moving parts of what they’re doing, it is intense, it is a lot.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Julie Johnsson
Boeing Co. has completed restructuring its Global Services business and isn’t planning to make deeper cuts once it divests its Jeppesen unit later this year, the division’s chief executive officer said. The planemaker isn’t looking to auction off other businesses at the division, unit CEO Chris Raymond told reporters Tuesday at the Paris Air Show.
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