Doug Cameron is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics including the Russia-Ukraine War, aviation, and market dynamics, with a particular focus on themes of religion and spirituality. Doug's work has been featured in several prominent publications, including MarketWatch, Pearls & Irritations, LiveMint, and Yahoo News.
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A General Dynamics facility slated to make artillery shells is part of the Pentagon's $6 billion push to produce more munitions domestically.
By: Doug Cameron, Nicole Gurran
The final day of hearings for Australia’s first People’s Commission into the Housing Crisis, convened by Everybody’s Home, will be held today.
By: Lara Seligman, Doug Cameron
U.S. and Europe are building weapons too slowly to meet Ukraine’s battlefield demands, officials say at group’s Washington summit.
Lockheed Martin will start delivering some of the dozens of parked F-35s after the Pentagon agreed to accept jets with an interim software fix that would allow them to be used for training. They won't be combat ready until next year.
Smith & Wesson, the only large listed firearms maker, rose more than 10% in morning trade and bullet maker Ammo gained 18%, giving a jolt to what had been a sluggish sector this year. FBI background checks, a proxy for gun sales, fell 10% in June from a year earlier. Summer is generally a slow sales period, and Smith & Wesson said last month it was discounting to shift some units.
Lockheed Martin lifted its outlook for sales and profit this year, as conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East and tensions in east Asia fuel robust orders for the defense industry. Lockheed stock (LMT) rose 2.5% after the market opened. It didn’t deliver any F-35s in the first half of this year, compared with 50 in the same period last year, as the Pentagon demanded fixes to technical problems.
As we approach the November election, the mean-spirited divisiveness continues to ramp up. Attitudes and actions may be summed up as follows: I am right, so, obviously you are wrong.
By Doug Cameron November 4, 2024 Citigroup is moving fast to modernise its processes as concerns mount over a possible asset cap.
Jan. 12 is the date which most of us have already failed at and maybe even given up on our New Year’s resolutions. God will be present to help whether
Military contractors are swimming in an ever-crowded pool of technology partners, posing new challenges for strategy and financial management.
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