RAYTHEON SELLS AIRCRAFT INTEGRATION SYSTEMS BUSINESS
Raytheon Co. continued to strip away business units with a $1.13 billion agreement to sell its Aircraft Integration Systems unit to L-3 Communications. Greenville, Texas-based AIS, formerly headed by Raytheon Aircraft CEO James Schuster (BA, June 4/261), makes communications, intelligence systems...
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