MBDA is launching low-rate production of the Spear 3 mini cruise missile after a series of successful flight trials.

Northrop Grumman is spending money to fix software bugs that have plagued the development schedule for two new anti-radiation missiles.

Embraer is considering adding a missile-launch capability to the KC-390 tanker transport and is also set to expand production of Saab Gripens.

Robert Wall outlines why European defense startup Destinus is adding a counter-rocket interceptor to its portfolio.

Pratt & Whitney has named its new family of small, scalable collaborative combat aircraft (CCA) engines the Valox.

The sprawling U.S. homeland air and missile defense shield program is searching for ways to lower the cost of interception dramatically to move forward.

Israeli defense technology specialist Rafael should be able to scale its Iron Beam laser air defense technology in the coming years to be able to intercept even ballistic missiles, says Chairman Yuval Steinitz.

Karman Holdings, the corporate shell for U.S. defense technology upstart Karman Space & Defense, announced that it was expanding into Europe by buying Glasgow, Scotland-headquartered Walker Precision Engineering for about $94 million total.