Smaller companies take center stage as mega-merger era closes
Boeing sent 1996 off with a $13 billion bang, and the effects of its takeover of McDonnell Douglas could have lasting repercussions through 1997. Analysts doubt there will be any more "mega-mergers," but they expect jockeying among the smaller defense contractors to last for several more years. "You...
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