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Boeing Unveils Cheap Radar Seeker Built From Off-The-Shelf Parts
Boeing Unveils Cheap Radar Seeker Built From Off-The-Shelf Parts
By Michael Scanlon of Defense News
Boeing revealed an ultra-low-cost radar seeker Tuesday as this year’s Space and Missile Defense Symposium kicked off in Huntsville, Alabama, pitching it as a way to get missile guidance on more weapons for less money.
Installed in the nose of a missile or bomb, the seeker locates the target and guides the weapon toward it. Seekers are among the most expensive parts of a guided weapon, and Boeing’s argument is that their cost is what limits how...
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Pending home sales were expected to rise for the third straight month in April (after crashing to record lows to end last year) as mortgage rates stabilized amid war worries, and they did, rising 1.4% MoM (better than the 1.0% expected) with March's gains revised higher too.
Source: Bloomberg
This left pending home sales up 3.35% YoY - the best annual gain since Nov 2024 - lifting the index off record lows...
Source: Bloomberg
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Judge Dismisses Musk's OpenAI Lawsuit After Jury Reaches Verdict
Judge Dismisses Musk's OpenAI Lawsuit After Jury Reaches Verdict
A nine-person federal jury has sided with OpenAI, Sam Altman, Greg Brockman, and Microsoft, determining that Elon Musk filed his high-profile lawsuit too late under the statute of limitations. The verdict effectively ends Musk’s claims that OpenAI abandoned its founding nonprofit mission to benefit humanity.
The jury unanimously concluded that Musk knew or should have known about OpenAI’s shift toward a for-profit model and major Microsoft partnerships years earlier - potentially as far back as 2019–2021, making his August 2024 filing untimely. U.S....
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