Defense tech companies like Anduril hope Trump can streamline military contracts

09/16/2024, 2:49 PM
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Tech billionaire Palmer Luckey's bet on the defense industry is paying off at Anduril, the drone-making company he founded. Now, the company says President-elect Donald Trump's promise to slash government bureaucracy will open the doors even wider.

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Defense tech companies like Anduril hope Trump can streamline military contracts

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