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Pentagon’s Feinberg Wins Backing From Allies to Keep No. 2 Job
Source: Bloomberg
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Trump administration officials reportedly abandoned an effort to replace Pentagon No. 2 Stephen Feinberg, viewing him as critical to efforts for the US to take stakes in defense-technology companies. His continued role supports a strategy to shift defense supply chains away from China, with potential implications for defense contractors and strategic technology suppliers.
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