Brad Graves
Reporter
Phone: 858-277-6359 Extension: 3102
Recent Stories
United Technologies, Raytheon Merger to Touch San Diego
Diverse Lines of Business Would Join Up in Mid-2020
A sizable aerospace and defense industry merger announced earlier in June will affect San Diego County.
Navy Awards Michael Baker International Up to $99M in Work
The U.S. Navy awarded the San Diego office of Michael Baker International Inc. a five-year contract for civil engineering services. The indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity deal has a ceiling price of $99 million.
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.
Viasat Plans to Scan the Heavens From a Post in the Outback
Australian Government is Part Of Multimillion-Dollar Deal
Viasat Inc. is planning a multimillion-dollar infrastructure project.
RF Industries Reports $1.1M in Quarterly Net Income
RF Industries Ltd. — a maker of telecommunications cables, connectors and related electronic equipment — reported net income of $1.06 million, or 11 cents per diluted share, on net sales of $13.6 million during its second quarter, which ended on April 30.
RF Industries Names Board Member
Sherry Cefali has been appointed to the board of San Diego-based RF Industries Ltd., the publicly traded business that specializes in electronic interconnect products.
Interim Dean Named at SDSU’s Fowler College of Business
Bruce Reinig has been appointed acting and interim dean of the Fowler College of Business at San Diego State University, effective June 1.
Escondido Company’s Respiratory Aid Gets More Federal Funding
Medical Devices: Kaer Biotherapeutics Receives SBIR Grant
Escondido-based Kaer Biotherapeutics received a $300,000 federal grant to help it develop medical technology that could potentially help premature babies and adults with respiratory problems.
AttackIQ’s $17.6M Series B Will Keep It On the Offensive
SECURITY: It Plans to Hire This Year, Sees IPO in Its Future
Energy companies, health records companies, and other tech-heavy industries are keeping a closer eye on security. And with good reason: A failure in the electric grid or a banking system could be disastrous. But how do they ensure the dozens of systems they employ are working properly?
Navy’s New Name For Its Old Town Base Is NAVWAR
Cyber Command’s Local Economic Impact Is $1.77B
The U.S. Navy changed the name of its information technology command in Old Town on June 3. The SPAWAR name is gone.
