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Germany should just drop NATO’s 2% spending goal

Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, the likely successor of Chancellor Angela Merkel, took over as Germany’s defense minister. In a speech to parliament outlining her priorities, AKK, as she is known, said she would “hold fast” to the goal of increasing country’s defense spending to 2 percent of economic output — but that Germany would aim to attain military spending of 1.5 percent ...

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Boeing’s 737 Max timetable for return remains a guesswork

When will Boeing Co.’s 737 Max return to the skies? It’s anybody’s guess. The aerospace giant said that it was planning for an early fourth-quarter return for the jet, giving investors hope that it had turned the corner on the crisis that’s engulfed the best-selling plane following two fatal crashes. But in the earnings call, executives threw out an alternative ...

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Facebook balances rise and fall of a shifting empire

One of the toughest corporate strategies is managing a declining asset while investing in promising but nascent ones. It’s such a well-known difficulty that famous books have been written about it. This management balancing act might be even tougher in technology. If a company has a slow-growing or declining tech asset, often it simply dies or gets taken over by ...

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