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Rapid Fire June 29, 2012: Win Some, Lose Some
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* United Technologies subsidiary Pratt & Whitney Canada pleaded guilty to violating the Arms Export Control Act and making false statements in connection with its export to China of US-origin military software used in the development of China’s Z-10 attack helicopter. UTC and its involved subsidiaries settled with the US Justice and State departments for […]
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