Nena Quirao, ballon manufacturing lead, works on plastic which will be used to make a balloon at World View.
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- Rebecca Sasnett, Arizona Daily Star
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Christian Sewart, senior operation manger, works on a ground station used for communication with a balloon craft at World View.
- Rebecca Sasnett, Arizona Daily Star
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CEO Ryan Hartman took the helm at World View in February 2019 after a career that included a six-year stint with Raytheon in Tucson.
- Rebecca Sasnett, Arizona Daily Star
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Michael Wray, test engineering supervisor, and Tom Dusz, integration mechanical technician, prepare to move a Stratocraft indoors at World Vie…
- Tim Steller
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Pima County deserves continuing scrutiny for its deal that landed the near-space balloon company in Tucson, but the McSally campaign's claims are misleading at best, giving a false impression of a local business we should be rooting for.
- Special To The Arizona Daily Star
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OPINION: World View Enterprises' new emphasis is attracting venture capitalists, writes our columnist Jonathan Hoffman, but that doesn't justify Pima County's investment of taxpayer money.
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- Arizona Daily Star
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The feat brings the company a step closer to moving from a technology development program to productization
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- David Wichner
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In other local tech news, Raytheon directed-energy systems hit drones and a local biotech firm tackles a new test for pancreatic cancer.
- By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services
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Pima County did nothing wrong when it did not seek bids for a site, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
- By Murphy Woodhouse Arizona Daily Star
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An investigation paid for by the company is underway, final report likely several months out.
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