Litton Withdraws Deal For Newport News

July 9, 1999

Litton Industries Inc. has reportedly withdrawn its $1.8 billion bid to buy Newport News Shipbuilding Inc., saying the deal was not likely to get the necessary government approval.

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Litton Withdraws Deal For Newport News

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