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Viasat, Arianespace Modify Launch Deal

New Model Launch Vehicle Will Carry Satellite to Space

Viasat Inc. announced on June 17 that when it comes time to launch its constellation of ViaSat-3 satellites, it will use a new model of rocket from Arianespace.

NASSCO Launch Is a Big Deal for Shipyard

SHIPPING: First Ship of Two Is Part of $511M Contract With Matson

General Dynamics NASSCO launched a newly built commercial container ship June 15 with much fanfare.

Kratos, Air Force Put Drone to Test

Aircraft Reportedly Costs A Few Million Dollars

The unmanned tactical aircraft called the Valkyrie from Kratos Defense and Security Solutions Inc. passed another milestone on June 11, making a 71-minute test flight.

Cubic Data Security Gets NSA’s Approval

Employees Craft Electronics to Transmit Classified Flight Data

The National Security Agency has said that a Cubic Corp. electronics package called Engage is acceptable for transferring classified data.

Cubic to Provide Advanced Data Link To F-35 Lightning II

Northrop Grumman Builds Electronics in Separate Effort

The space for electronics inside a Lightning II fighter aircraft is at a premium.

As Times Change, Universities Fine-Tune MBA Programs

Online or in Person? Local Programs Straddle Line

Universities stand conventional thinking on its head. It’s what they do.

Executive Q & A: Masters In Business

The decision to pursue an MBA is a big one. The San Diego Business Journal recently spoke with three university administrators about master of business administration programs, and how to evaluate the merits of competing MBA programs. Read on for their thoughts:

Sempra Declares Dividends for Common, Preferred Stock

Sempra Energy, the San Diego energy services company, announced a dividend of 96.75 cents per share, payable July 15 to shareholders of record on July 5.