Henry Dubroff The blockbuster tie-up between Raytheon and United Technologies opens a new chapter in an ongoing story — consolidation in the aerospace industry. As an observer of M&A activity among tech companies since the early 1980s, I’ve watched as Lockheed and Martin Marietta merged, then swallowed up the aircraft unit of General Dynamics, as…
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