L3 Communications Inc. and Harris Corp. have agreed to merge in an all-stock deal, the two companies announced this week, creating a $33.5-billion military technology company.

Harris and L3 both pay a modest dividend and both are still reasonably priced, even after the strong 40% rally seen so far this year. As the merger is not expected to be completed until mid-year ...

L3 Technologies and Harris Corporation have agreed to merge in an all-stock deal, the two companies announced Sunday, creating a $33.5 billion military technology company. The combined company ...

Harris Corp. and L3 Technologies Inc. aren’t exactly household names. A new deal could change that. The defense contractors agreed to a merger that will form one of the industry’s largest ...

The management of L3 Technologies did something unusual this week. It invited reporters who cover the defense business to meet with its senior leaders and hear where the company is headed.

L3 and Harris would combine to form a military communications and defense electronics company with about $16 billion in revenue and a significant presence in Greater Washington.

Harris and L3 appear to be one more example of this. According to a press release issued regarding the merger, L3 will essentially be absorbed into Harris, ...

When L3 Technologies and Harris Corp. complete their merger, they will create a company with about $18 billion in revenue. (Maxiphoto/Getty Images) LE BOURGET, France — The combined entity of L3 ...

L3 Technologies (NYSE: LLL) and Harris (NYSE: HRS) have agreed to merge in an all-stock deal that will establish the country™s sixth largest defense technology company serving government and ...