CNBC: Raytheon & United Technologies are in late-stage talks to merge in an all-stock deal

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By LoadstarEditorial

09/06/2019

CNBC reports: “Raytheon is in late-stage talks to combine with United Technologies’ aerospace unit in an all-stock deal to create a new company worth more than $100 billion, a tie-up that would consolidate the aviation and defense sectors, according to a source familiar with the matter.”

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