By Calvin Biesecker FLIR Systems [FLIR] said Monday evening that it has completed its acquisition of ICx Technologies, bolstering its suite of products in the security space by giving it radar to go with its imaging and laser systems and providing a slew of detection products. FLIR said the $7.55 per share purchase price amounted to an aggregate price of $268 million, or $232 million, including ICx's closing cash balance. ICx is now a subsidiary of FLIR. "The acquisition of…
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