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Leonardo Introduces ECOS-E Multimode Radio Base Station, a Significant Leap Forward in Communication Technology
LEONARDO SPA UNSP ADR EACH REPR 0.50 OR To Go Ex-Dividend On May 22nd, 2023 With 0.07597 USD Dividend Per Share
May 16th - $LEONARDO SPA UNSP ADR EACH REPR 0.50 OR(FINMY.US)$ is trading ex-dividend on May 22nd, 2023. Shareholders of record on May 23rd, 2023 will receive 0.07597 USD dividend per share. The e
Leonardo, Siemens Join Forces To Protect Industrial Infrastructures From Cyber Threat
Leonardo S.P.A. (OTC:FINMY) (OTC:FINMF) collaborated with Siemens AG (OTC:SIEGY) (OTC:SMAWF) Siemens Digital Industries to offer advanced cybersecurity solutions for IT and OT technologies (Informatio
RADA Agrees To All-Stock Merger With Leonardo DRS
RADA Electronic Industries Ltd.(NASDAQ:RADA), an Israel-based provider of small-form tactical radars, and Leonardo DRS Inc have agreed to merge and become a combined public company.U.S.-based mid-tier
Leonardo (FINMY.US) will sell satellite business GES to SES for $450 million
Gronway March 22丨Italian defense group Leonardo (FINMY.US) said on Tuesday that the US division DRS has agreed to sell its satellite communications business GES to Luxembourg company SES at a price of 450 million US dollars (tax included) to optimize its investment portfolio and focus on its core business. Leonardo added in a statement that the deal is expected to close in the second half of 2022 and confirmed that its net debt guideline for this year is around 3.1 billion euros (3.40 billion US dollars).
Leonardo Inks Services Deal With Saudi Engineering Company
By Joshua Kirby Leonardo SpA has signed an agreement with Saudia Aerospace Engineering Industries under which the Saudi company will aim to become a maintenance-services provider for Leonardo
Leonardo 3Q After-Tax Profit Fell Despite Slightly Higher Revenue; Backs 2021 View
By Cecilia Butini Leonardo SpA on Thursday posted a lower after-tax profit for the third quarter despite a slightly higher revenue for the period, and backed its outlook for the full year 202
Leonardo Says It Didn't Supply Airbus With Components From Embattled Subcontractor -- Update
By Ed Frankl and Cristina Roca Leonardo SpA said Friday that it hasn't supplied Airbus SE with components from a subsupplier embroiled in a dispute over supplies to Boeing Co. The Italian
Leonardo Says It Hasn't Supplied Airbus With Components From Embattled Subsupplier
By Ed Frankl Leonardo SpA said Friday that it hasn't supplied Airbus SE with components from a subsupplier embroiled in a dispute over supplies to Boeing Co., responding to media reports.
Tesla, Inc. 's competitor wants to build a second factory. Musk insinuates that he wants to run if he doesn't know how to leave.
Tesla, Inc. CEO Elon Musk sent advice to Rivian, an electric car startup backed by Amazon.Com Inc and Ford: don't want to run without learning to walk, take care of your first factory before you rush to build a second factory. It was reported earlier this week that Rivian would invest at least $5 billion to build its second assembly plant near Fort worth, Texas. The new plant is expected to have an annual capacity of 200000 vehicles and will create at least 7500 jobs by 2027. The news prompted Musk to comment and suggested that Rivian should first make its first factory "up and running."
New York Mayor Giuliani suspended from practice as a New York State lawyer before spreading false election words
A court in New York has suspended former New York Mayor Giuliani from legal practice in New York, saying he has put the public at risk by spreading lies about the 2020 presidential election. An appeals court in Manhattan ruled on Thursday that Giuliani spread false words to reinforce the claim that "widespread vote fraud caused his client (then President Trump) to steal the fruits of his 2020 presidential election victory." Giuliani, 77, qualified as a lawyer in 1969 and served as chief federal prosecutor and partner in several large law firms. In April this year, as a federal sentence,
The resumption of the voyage of the US cruise ship was not smooth. Many passengers and crew members were infected with COVID-19.
Cruise giant Royal Caribbean said on Thursday that two passengers on its Ocean Adventure (Adventure of the Seas) had tested positive for novel coronavirus and were returning home with their companions while their secret receivers on the ship were quarantined. Earlier, the Royal Caribbean "Millennium Celebrity" (Celebrity Millennium) cruise ship also tested positive, and the company's "Ocean Odyssey" (Odyssey of the Seas) cruise ship was postponed after eight crew members tested positive.
Powell is more worried about high inflation than the employment situation.
During the Fed news conference, what was surprising was Powell's view of economic risks. Powell is optimistic. The Fed's adoption of a new framework and waiting for the direction of actual inflation can be seen as a formal manifestation of Powell's optimism. Overall, Powell is optimistic that unemployment will fall rapidly along with inflation. But of the two, he (and many other members of the FOMC seem to be) are more focused on the risk of excessive inflation than the risk of labour market losing momentum before the goal of full employment is achieved.
JPMorgan Chase: the Fed's adjustment of managed interest rates is not a panacea for the money market
JPMorgan strategists Teresa Ho, Alex Roever and Ryan Lessing said in a report on June 16 that while the Fed's adjustment of the interest rate on excess reserves and the reverse repo agreement (RRP) rate have eased the downward pressure on short-end interest rates, the imbalance between supply and demand still exists and "is likely to continue to intensify in the medium term." Strategists say, "technological adjustment is not a panacea for money markets." Although the Fed has begun to discuss the reduction of stimulus measures, the actual timing is "far from certain". At the same time, reserve growth, deposit creation and management, and money funds
Alibaba's fourth-quarter revenue of 187.4 billion yuan increased 64% year-on-year
Sina Technology News reported on the evening of May 13, Beijing time, that Alibaba today released financial results for the fourth quarter and full year of the 2021 fiscal year ending March 31, 2021 (Note: Alibaba's fiscal year is not synchronized with the natural year; it starts on April 1 of every year and ends on March 31 of the following year). In the fourth quarter, Alibaba's revenue was RMB 187.395 billion (US$28.602 billion), an increase of 64% over the previous year. Excluding the impact of the merger of Gaoxin Retail, revenue was RMB 159.952 billion (US$24.413 billion), an increase of 40% over the previous year
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