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Orbital Sciences Corporation v. United Launch Alliance, LLC et al
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March 21, 2014
Orbital Drops $515M Suit Against Boeing-Lockheed JV
Orbital Sciences Corp. on Wednesday agreed to drop a $515 million antitrust suit accusing a joint venture of aerospace giants The Boeing Co. and Lockheed-Martin Corp. of blocking access to certain rocket engines by extending an exclusivity agreement with a Russian engine's only U.S. sales agent.
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November 25, 2013
Orbital Says It Was Legit Rocket Buyer In Antitrust Fight
Orbital Sciences Corp. asked a Virginia federal court Friday to deny rocket engine maker RD-Amross LLC's challenge to Orbital's antitrust suit over the purchase of certain rocket engines, saying RDA's assertions it could not sell the engines to Orbital have no basis in fact.
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October 22, 2013
Orbital Using Antitrust Law To 'Free-Ride,' Lockheed Says
A joint venture between Lockheed Martin Corp. and The Boeing Co. that produces rocket engines for the U.S. government asked a Virginia federal court on Tuesday to toss rival Orbital Sciences Corp.'s antitrust case, saying it's using the lawsuit to try to "free-ride" on the venture's success.
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June 24, 2013
Orbital Accuses Boeing/Lockheed Space JV Of Colluding
Virginia-based Orbital Sciences Corp. hit a joint venture of aerospace giants Boeing and Lockheed-Martin on Thursday with $515 million in anti-competitive claims that it blocked the NASA contractor's access to certain rocket engines by extending its exclusivity agreement with the engine's only manufacturer.