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General Electric Co., the biggest jet-engine maker, agreed to buy Smiths Group Plc’s aerospace unit for $4.8 billion as rising demand for travel drives record sales of commercial aircraft at Boeing Co. and Airbus SAS.
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|General Electric Co., the biggest jet-engine maker, agreed to buy Smiths Group Plc’s aerospace unit for $4.8 billion as rising demand for travel drives record sales of commercial aircraft at Boeing Co. and Airbus SAS.
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