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A Massachusetts company has retreated from plans to sell Itronix, one of its subsidiaries and one of Spokane's most successful tech employers.
Itronix, headquartered in a South Hill office building, was listed last year as a "discontinued operation" by its parent company, Acterna Corp., based in Burlington, Mass.
Acterna was preparing to sell Itronix or merge it with another bidder, said Itronix CEO David Dayton.
But Acterna officials recently changed...
