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Robert Wall

Robert Wall

Technology Editor at The Wall Street Journal - San Francisco Bureau

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Lockheed-Airbus Challenge Boeing's Grip on Pentagon Tanker Fleet - The Wall Street Journal

Lockheed Martin is teaming up with Airbus to potentially offer aircraft for airborne refueling to the Pentagon, amid Boeing’s struggles to build tanker planes.
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Gatwick Incident Raises Questions Over Race to Commercialize Drones

The quick development of pilotless aircraft has captivated throngs of industry executives with its possibilities, promising services like drone-based package delivery, rescue drones and drone taxi services. But that promise has been overshadowed at times by incidents like the one this week at Gatwic…
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Airbus CEO Calls Brexit Talks a ‘Disgrace’

Airbus, one of Europe’s biggest companies, sharpened its threat to move operations out of the U.K. if politicians couldn’t negotiate a deal to leave the European Union in an orderly fashion.
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Tesla Cuts the Model 3 Price Again

Tesla cut the price of its Model 3 sedan again, bringing the sticker price down to $42,900, and Chief Executive Elon Musk said with remaining credits and fuel savings the electric car’s ‘starting cost’ is now about $35,000.
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Airports Worried the A380 Was Too Big. Turns Out, That Wasn't the ....

When Airbus SE rolled out plans in 2000 to build the world’s biggest passenger jet, skeptics warned it would be too heavy, too tall and too long for many airports.
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WTO Rules U.S. Has Failed to Eliminate Illegal Aid for Boeing

The World Trade Organization Thursday handed the European Union a victory in a protracted trade battle with the U.S. over plane subsidies given to Boeing, moving the EU closer to imposing potentially large retaliatory tariffs.
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Airbus Foresees More Regulatory Scrutiny After Boeing’s 737 MAX Cra...

The new chief operating officer of Airbus said the European plane maker expects more regulatory scrutiny after two crashes by Boeing’s 737 MAX jets have raised questions about safety oversight.
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How to Profit in Space: A Visual Guide - The Wall Street Journal

The cosmos, long ruled by governments, is now a playground for companies like SpaceX
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How to Profit in Space: A Visual Guide

The cosmos, long ruled by governments, is now a playground for companies like SpaceX
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How to Profit in Space: A Visual Guide

The cosmos, long ruled by governments, is now a playground for companies like SpaceX
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Tesla Quarterly Deliveries Hit Record as Car Maker's Pandemic ... -...

Vehicle deliveries hit a record in the most recent quarter, accelerating the Silicon Valley car maker’s recovery after sales slowed during the height of the pandemic.
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Intel Bets on Chip Boom Continuing After Covid-19

The new CEO’s multibillion-dollar push to bolster chip-making comes as the U.S. government wants to strengthen the homegrown semiconductor industry.
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Nvidia, SoftBank Call Off Blockbuster Arm Deal

Japan’s SoftBank said it now plans to take U.K.-based chip-designer Arm public instead of selling it to Nvidia, after the proposed transaction raised antitrust concerns.
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U.K. Sees Ukrainian Air Defenses Denting Russian Air Operations - T...

The U.K.’s Defense Ministry said Russian air operations over Ukraine have slowed, potentially in response to combat losses that the invading forces have suffered. “There has been a notable decrease in overall Russia air activity over Ukraine in recent days,” the ministry said in a statement Thursda
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Pentagon: Bolstering Ukraine's Air Defenses Remains an Option - The...

The Pentagon remains eager to find ways to boost Ukraine’s air defenses despite nixing an idea to get the country MiG-29 combat jets. “We believe the best way to support Ukrainian defense is
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EU Targets Another $550 Million in Military Support for Ukraine

European Union foreign-policy chief Josep Borrell said the bloc plans to provide an additional 500 million euros, equivalent to $550 million, in military support to Ukraine. The financial assistance has wide support among EU member states, he said ahead of an informal summit of EU leaders in Versai
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Russian Forces Near Kyiv Likely Dispersed to Encircle City, Avoid B...

Russian forces trying to take Kyiv appear to have repositioned to cut the Ukrainian capital off on all sides and reduce their own risk of being hit by the defending troops. “Elements of the large Russian column north of Kyiv have dispersed. This is likely to support a Russian attempt to encircle th
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Russia Regrouping for Fresh Kyiv Assault, U.K. Says

Russia may be preparing to launch a fresh assault on the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, and other locations in the coming days as it adjusts its forces for a new offensive, the U.K.’s Defense Ministry said Friday. “Russia is likely seeking to reset and re-posture its forces for renewed offensive activity
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Musk’s Lawyers Spell Out Decision to Proceed With Twitter Deal

Lawyers for Elon Musk said in a letter that he intends to proceed with the purchase of Twitter on agreed terms contingent on some actions by a court where the takeover battle is due to be adjudicated this month. The letter, dated Oct. 3 and made public in a Twitter regulatory filing on Tuesday, say
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Elon Musk’s Takeover of Twitter Faces Few Further Obstacles

If Elon Musk and Twitter reach an agreement to proceed with the $44 billion takeover, it could set the deal up for relatively smooth completion from here on out after a tumultuous couple of months. Twitter investors have already signed off on the deal, [approving the transaction](https://www.wsj.co
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Microsoft Retreat Accelerates on Weak Outlook - The Wall Street Jou...

Microsoft’s after-hours share decline accelerated Tuesday after the company issued its outlook for the current quarter during an analysts call. The company said sales for its Productivity and Business Processes segme