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PARIS (Reuters) -French technology consulting company Atos issued a profit warning on Monday, its second in seven months, causing its shares to slump to their lowest level since around mid-2012. The company’s latest profit warning also came just several days after its new CEO Rodolphe Belmer, appointed in October, officially took over the reins. Atos shares plunged by 15% in early session trading. Atos said its financial objectives stated in July could not be met, due both to delays on deals with customers and to lower margins at its hardware and software resales unit. “I joined the company la…
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