For a fleeting moment a few weeks ago, the news from Saab-owner National Electric Vehicle Swedenappeared almost positive. The company had its reorganization plan approved (a day after it was denied), and the automaker was actually showing a real, running vehicle, albeit one with a top speed of 75 miles per hour. But those tiny … Continue reading
Eight months after eliminating 13 percent of its workforce, East Syracuse-based Saab Sensis Corp. has returned to profitability and is hiring once again, easing concerns that arose about the company’s future after its takeover last year by a Swedish firm. The maker of military radars and air traffic management systems recently had its first profitable … Continue reading