Oct. 28, 2004 — -- The strongest evidence to date indicates that conventional explosives missing from Iraq's Al-Qaqaa installation disappeared after the United States had taken control of Iraq.

Apollo Micro Systems Ltd. ( ($IN:APOLLO) ) has provided an update. Apollo Micro Systems Limited announced that its step-down subsidiary, IDL ...

Apollo Micro Systems Limited (AMS) has informed the stock markets that its step-down subsidiary, IDL Explosives Limited, has been granted an Industrial License to produce the high-energy explosives ...

Apollo Micro Systems added 1.10% to Rs 229.05 after the company said that its subsidiary IDL Explosives has received industrial license for manufacturing of widely used explosives HMX and TNT.

ABC News reported Thursday that weapons experts had said that the site the crew videotaped appeared to contain powerful HMX explosives. The Minnesota station reported that officials with the ...

IDL Explosives Ltd a step down subsidiary of Apollo Micro Systems Ltd Secures Industrial License for Manufacturing of HMX and ...

VIENNA, Austria -- U.S. officials were warned about the vulnerability of explosives stored at Iraq's Al-Qaqaa military installation after another facility -- the country's main nuclear complex -- was ...

UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 25 -- The U.N.'s nuclear watchdog agency reported Monday that massive quantities of high explosives at an Iraqi weapons facility have disappeared, including some material under ...

WASHINGTON/KYIV/NEW DELHI (Reuters) -An Indian company shipped $1.4 million worth of an explosive compound with military uses to Russia in December, according to Indian customs data seen by Reuters, ...

From outside, the High Explosives Applications Facility at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) looks like just another office or laboratory building. Inside, however, some of the nation’s ...

In the immortal words of Alfred E. Neuman, "What, me worry?" The New York Times created quite a stir on Oct. 25 when it reported that 380 tons of powerful explosives had disappeared from a storage ...