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GA Captures $11M Navy Contract
Business Will Plan Depot Work for its Advanced Arresting Gear
The U.S. Navy awarded General Atomics an $11.4 million order for support services. Under the deal, GA will move into the second phase of depot planning efforts to support its Advanced Arresting Gear.
Northrop Grumman Seeks Out Customers for Unmanned Aircraft
AEROSPACE: Co. Takes Firebird on U.S. Tour to Show Off Capabilities
It’s not your typical unmanned aircraft. At 35 feet long with an 80-foot wingspan, the Firebird from Northrop Grumman Corp. can fly two ways — with a pilot onboard or without.
World Trade Center Releases Recovery Strategy
TRADE: ‘Go Global 2025’ Focuses on Increasing Global Trade and Investment
World Trade Center San Diego, the organization dedicated to growing international trade and investment opportunities for San Diego, has released a strategic plan that focuses on global engagement as an engine toward economic recovery and resilience in the region.
Sustainable Chemical Co. Continues to Grow Product Line
BIOTECH: Co. Has 500 Patents, Sells Licenses to Major Manufacturers
San Diego-based Genomatica, an industry-leading biotech firm for the chemical industry, continues to grow its team and product line after 20 years in the business.
COVID-19 Drives Booming Non-Alcoholic Drink Sales
BEVERAGES: San Diego’s Athletic, Two Roots and Drink Monday Among Cos. Spearheading Growth
With COVID-19 encouraging healthier habits among Americans, many beverage categories that offer “better options” are experiencing a significant uptick. One such is the non-alcoholic beverage industry.
From NASA to Viasat’s Boardroom
Satellite Co. to Get Federal Perspective
Viasat Inc. (Nasdaq: VSAT) has named former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine to its board of directors.
Co. Captures Piece of Blue Light Market
MANUFACTURING: Increased Computer Use Means Growth for Gunnar Optiks
With the majority of Americans working from home or virtually learning the past year, the blue light glasses category has seen a significant boost as a result.
GA to Design Nuclear Powered Rocket
Pentagon’s Advanced Projects Office Awards Contract Worth $22M
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) awarded General Atomics a $22.2 million contract for the initial phase of the DRACO program. The program’s goal is to demonstrate a nuclear thermal propulsion (NPT) system above low Earth orbit in 2025.
GA-ASI Aircraft Marks a Milestone
U.S. Army’s Gray Eagle Passes The 1 Million Hour Mark
Gray Eagle, an unmanned aircraft flown by the U.S. Army, surpassed 1 million flight hours on March 16.
Infinium Spirits Relocates to San Diego
BEVERAGE: Headquarters Move to Help Revive Downtown Economy
Infinium Spirits, a spirits portfolio management company, already has a strong presence in San Diego. Last month, the 2005-founded company with roughly 200 employees, relocated from Orange County to Gaslamp Quarter.
Maya's Cookies Continues to Grow
Plant-Based Cookie Co. Gains National Spotlight
For Maya Madsen, a gourmet, plant-based cookie company was initially just a way to create an additional revenue stream while doing something she was passionate about: baking vegan goods.
Infinium Spirits Relocates to San Diego
Formerly based in Orange County, Infinium Spirits' main hub is now at 5 and Market in the Gaslamp Quarter.
Callaway Completes $2.66 Billion Acquisition
SPORT: Topgolf Adds Hospitality to Corporation’s Repertoire
Cos. Poised for Strong Recovery
MANUFACTURING: North County is Ready
Ciari Guitars Reinvents Instrument
MUSIC: Co. Raises $560,000 Through Crowdfunding Campaign
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