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National Debt Threatens Federal Spending Outlook In Coming Years, Krone Warns

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National Debt Threatens Federal Spending Outlook In Coming Years, Krone Warns
Leidos Chairman and CEO Roger Krone. Photo: Leidos

The national debt will likely lead to more conservative federal budgets within a few years, and if spending on national security is going to continue trending upward beyond this year, then Congress is going to have to make hard choices that they’ve been unable to so far, according to Roger Krone, the chairman and CEO of federal IT services contractor Leidos [LDOS].Demand for modernizing IT infrastructures is broad across the federal government, as seen in the recent fiscal year 2018…

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