Atos and Nest end £1.5bn contract eight years early

Two years into decade-long deal

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Atos and Nest end £1.5bn contract
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Atos and Nest end £1.5bn contract

The UK's National Employment Savings Trust (Nest) has reportedly terminated its £1.5 billion contract with French IT services firm Atos after just two years.

The Register reports that both sides have agreed to the early termination. The UK government established Nest in 2010 to ensure every UK firm could provide a workplace pension to its workers. Wi...

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