Firm offers DOD-standard IT asset recycling
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Stamp Corbin, president and chief executive officer of RetroBox Co., a company based in Columbus, states that it has found success in turning the potential liability into an assets that can solve its government and customers money. It offers its Department of Defense (DOD) clients a way to reduce their costs associated with information technology disposition.
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Year: 2004
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Firm turns cell phone into anti-terror tool
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Meganet Corp., a young Los Angeles-based company, has turned the cell phone and other telecommunication devices into sophisticated anti-terrorist tools and is making millions in sales to Department of Defense (DOD) customers. The Rat 600 models, VME Interceptor, VME Jammer, VME Cell and VME Trunk are some of the products of Meganet Corp.
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Year: 2005
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Weldon sees way to U.S.-N.Korea talks
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Rep. Curt Weldon, expresses his support for compromise between United States and North Korea over nuclear issues. The expectations and strategies that can bring about this much awaited mutually beneficial solution are described.
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