Britain's BAE Systems yesterday completed its acquisition of Denmark's ETI A/S for $223.4 million, expanding its products and services in the areas of cyber and intelligence. BAE first announced the deal last December. ETI had $66.2 million in sales for the 12-month period ended last June. ETI provides law enforcement agencies and telecommunications providers with advanced diagnostic and data analysis products that are used in data crime investigations and trouble shooting data communications systems. The company has 260 employees and…
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