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United Technologies signed on to merge its aerospace business with defense contractor Raytheon.
The deal would create a new company called Raytheon Technologies Corp. It would have some $74 billion in annual revenue.
United Technologies shareholders would own about 57% of the combined company upon completion of the deal.
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