Atos Origin posts mixed Q1 results

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And saw 600 staff leave during the quarter

Atos's order book is looking more healthy IT services firm Atos Origin has posted mixed results for the first quarter 2010, with revenue down 5.5 per cent to €1.23bn (£1.08bn) but total order ent...

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