Which shoppers continue to buy essentials even as borrowing costs rise and inflation pinches their budget chinese property crisis deepens. Another company with openings to the sectors misses payments. The latest investments from beijing straight ahead later in the show, its not just the cost of tuition that continues to go up every school year living off campus is creating sticker shock for students and their parents. It is thursday, august 17th, 2023 youre watching Worldwide Exchange right here on cnbc good morning, welcome to Worldwide Exchange. Were going to check the stock futures. Theyre in the green across the board. Fractionally higher for the s p 500 and nasdaq at this hour, the dow will open 40 points higher h h losses picking up in the final hour of trading. Most people see serious risk for inflation that may require more rate hikes in the future back to back losses with the nasdaq leading the declines down 1. 2 the s p 500 closing at its lowest level in more than a month. Th
Its been out there since 1 00 a. M. They are in the clearing phases but one lane is getting by here. Not one but two separate accidents in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Well update that in a couple of minutes. Our storm coverage continues in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Matt is along highway 17 at the summit. Good morning, matt. Reporter good morning, reggie and natasha. Ive got a story. Southbound 17 to meet my photographer. Im coming around a turn and i notice this light on the side of the road. Well, it turns out its a couple of people who are shining a flashlight near the guardrail. As im looking at them i come across and its a turn. I come across their car, which was disabled, with no lights on it, in the middle of the fast lane there. And i had to swerve quickly to get out of the way. I mean, it got my heart beating really fast. I was almost part of that crash there. It would have built up and built up because there was no flares, no lighting there to make anybody aware that there was s
The US Navy (USN), supported by Lockheed Martin, has completed initial government testing of a new helicopter-borne electronic attack (EA) capability developed under the Advanced Off-board Electronic Warfare (AOEW) programme. The final integ.
In the rapidly changing theatre of modern warfare, Lockheed Martin's AOEW system stands as a testament to the ingenuity and foresight required to maintain dominance in the electronic warfare domain, seamlessly integrating advanced technology with strategic military prowess.
Aerospace giant Lockheed Martin successfully carried out trials of the Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare system (AOEW) in collaboration with the U.S. Navy at Naval Air Station Patuxent River in Maryland.