Lockheed Martin has agreed to a $13-million settlement with the U.S. government
Lockheed Martin has agreed to a $13-million settlement with the U.S. government over charges that the company violated arms export laws. The deal covers 30 charges concerning dealings with Hong Kong-based AsiaSat. Lockheed Martin was accused of transferring kick-motor technology to AsiaSat. With the...
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