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French IT firm Atos buys further three companies, posts Q1 sales drop FILE PHOTO: FILE PHOTO: People walk in front of the Atos companys logo during a presentation of the new Bull sequana supercomputer in Paris (Reuters) -French IT consulting group Atos said on Tuesday it acquired three more companies, as it continues its series of bolt-on acquisitions, while reporting a drop in its first-quarter revenue. The group said it had bought Canada-based Processia, UK-based Ipsotek and German cybersecur...

Today in European Tech: Fresh funds for Icebreaker and Cusp Capital, FintechOS nabs $60 million, Dott raises $85 million, and more Deals - Micromobility startup Dott with headquarters in Paris and Amsterdam has secured $85 million in a Series B funding round. The capital injection was co-led by Belgium-based Sofina and UK-based Estari. - Helsinki-based investment firm Icebreaker has closed its second fund at €100 million and raised a separate €20 million that will be used to continue inve...

AmericasFrench IT firm Atos reports drop in revenue, to conduct U.S. accounting review ReutersJuliette PortalaBartosz DabrowskiBartosz Dabrowski 3 minutes read People walk in front of Atos companys logo during a presentation of the new Bull sequana supercomputer in Paris, France, April 12, 2016. REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer French IT consulting group Atos (ATOS.PA) reported a drop in first-quarter revenue on Tuesday, putting further pressure on its share price which has been hit by an accounting is...

Message : Required fields (Reuters) -French IT consulting group Atos reported a drop in first-quarter revenue on Tuesday, putting further pressure on its share price which has been hit by an accounting issue in the United States. The company, which develops solutions in hybrid cloud, big data, business applications and digital workplace, disclosed earlier this month that auditors had found accounting errors at two U.S. units, sending its shares diving 18% at the time. On Tuesday the company sai...