France"s Atos to Buy Syntel for $3.4 Billion

Atos SE of France has struck a $3.4 billion deal to buy Syntel Inc., a U.S.-based information-technology company, in a move that would give it access to some of the biggest U.S. financial-services companies......»»

French IT services company Atos is boosting its North American operations with a $3.4 billion cash deal to buy Michigan-based IT services provider Syntel Inc ......»»

DXC Technology Co. has received an unsolicited bid to be purchased by France’s Atos SE for what would be about $6.7 billion. In an announcement Thursday, DXC said Atos made an “unsolicited, preliminary and nonbinding proposal” on Wednesday .....»»

French IT services company Atos SE agreed to acquire Syntel Inc in an all-cash transaction for about $3.57 billion, including net debt, the companies said on Sunday......»»

French IT services company Atos SE agreed to acquire Syntel Inc in an all-cash transaction for about $3.57 billion, including net debt, the companies said on Sunday......»»

The French firm Atos has struck a $3.4 billion deal to buy U.S.-based Syntel, an information-technology company, in a move that would give it access to some of the biggest U.S. financial-services companies......»»

French government's shareholding could rise to 29.9% under recapitalization plan......»»

With 95% of its hotels shut, France has unveiled an 18 billion euro boost for its tourism sector, including continued support for furloughed workers. Julian Satterthwaite reports......»»

CMA CGM has arranged a 1.05 billion euro ($1.1 billion) syndicated loan to be 70% guaranteed by the French government, the shipping and logistics company announced on Wednesday......»»

France-based 3D design, modeling and simulation software developer Dassault Systemes has stepped up promotion of digital transformation for life sciences and health care by acquiring US-based Medidata Solutions at US$5.8 billion in October 2019......»»

The European Union's competition watchdog on Monday approved French state aid worth 7 billion euros ($7.66 billion) for Air France , saying the support would provide cash to soften the economic shock of the coronavirus pandemic......»»

French bank Societe Generale expects to have to provision 3.5 billion euros to 5 billion euros ($3.84 bln-5.49 bln) this year because of losses due to the coronavirus crisis, its chief executive said in an interview on Saturday......»»

Air France-KLM and Lufthansa could end up with 20 billion euros of taxpayer cash. How is that fair on better-managed rivals like British Airways?.....»»

Air France-KLM and Lufthansa could end up with 20 billion euros of taxpayer cash. How is that fair on better-managed rivals like British Airways?.....»»

The French and Dutch governments announced at least 9 billion euros ($9.7 billion) in bailout money Friday to rescue Air France and KLM, which are fighting for survival as most of their planes are grounded by virus lockdowns around the world......»»

KLM, the Dutch subsidiary of Air France KLM , will receive 2-4 billion euros (up to $4.32 billion) in emergency aid to help it through the COVID-19 crisis, Dutch Finance Minister Wopke Hoekstra said on Friday......»»

Air France-KLM secured 7 billion euros ($7.6 billion) in French government aid on Friday, as the airline industry struggles to survive the coronavirus crisis that has all but halted passenger traffic across much of the world......»»

The French government will give a 7 billion euros ($7.6 billion) aid package for Air France KLM and is working on an aid deal of some 5 billion euros for carmaker Renault , French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire told TF1 on Friday......»»

Air France-KLM is moving towards a 10 billion euro ($10.9 billion) government-backed rescue deal, sources said, after France agreed to higher guarantees on loans designed to tide the airline group through the coronavirus crisis......»»

Air France KLM has requested several billion euros of emergency funds from the French state while it negotiates a loan package from banks, which would be guaranteed by France and the Netherlands, French business daily Les Echos reported......»»