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Aviation Museums Where the Imagination Can Soar
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Alcoa Signs Boeing Supply Contracts Valued at More Than $2.5 Billion
LONDON—Alcoa Inc. on Thursday said it signed two contracts valued at more than $2.5 billion to supply airplane maker Boeing Co. with parts for next-generation airliners. One contract is for New York-based Alcoa to provide aerospace fasteners to Boeing, the world’s … Continue reading
U.S. Census Bureau Daily Feature for December 17: First Flight – SYS
]]> WASHINGTON, Dec. 17, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Following is the daily “Profile America” feature from the U.S. Census Bureau: FIRST FLIGHT Profile America — Thursday, December 17th. A dream of the ages became reality 112 years ago today on a … Continue reading
Getting a Drone for Christmas? You’ll Need to See This
No Fly Zones for Drones in Bryan-College Station area Editor’s note: A local commercial drone pilot was interviewed by KBTX during “First News at Four”. To see the interview click on the video player above. Spurred by numerous reports of … Continue reading
‘Star Wars’ Re-Awakens: Behind the Scenes of 2015’s Biggest Movie
by Brian Hiatt | December 16th, 2015 2:40:PM EST It is a bleak time for the Republic. It is a period of great struggle for the entire planet, and not only is the dark side winning, it’s no longer clear … Continue reading
Liberals to take bids for long-delayed military search planes in 2016
After more than a decade mired in politics and bureaucracy, a program to buy new military, fixed-wing, search-and-rescue planes is expected to take flight early in the new year with the submission of bids. The long-delayed, controversial $3.1 billion program … Continue reading
Textron’s Acquisition Growth Isn’t As Profitable As It May Seem
Summary Textron’s GAAP net income doesn’t tell the whole story about the company’s profitability. Despite showing EPS growth, the Beech acquisition destroys shareholder value. Stock price remains significantly overvalued. From non-GAAP accounting to costly acquisitions, it is not difficult for … Continue reading