Galileo risks annoying US ... again
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/story/0,3604,1398526,00.html
David Gow in Brussels
Wednesday January 26, 2005
The Guardian
A leading consortium bidding to operate Galileo, the controversial
European global satellite navigation system, risks fierce opposition
from the US by including a Chinese company in its team.
iNavSat - the consortium founded by satellite operator Inmarsat,
Franco-British defence electronics group Thales, and Eads - yesterday
launched a bid of almost =803bn (=A32.1bn) against a rival offer from
Eurely, a team grouped around Alcatel and Finmeccanica.
iNavSat Eurely
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David Gow
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