Airbus will no longer pursue discussions to acquire a minority stake in Atos’ cyber business Evidian, saying a deal under the current structure wouldn’t be in its interest, The Wall Street Journal’s Mauro Orru reports. A spokesman for the European plane maker confirmed the decision in a statement to The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday, saying the group wasn’t interested in buying a 29.9% stake in Evidian. "However, Airbus and Atos continue to discuss other potential options and pursue the work on the long-term strategic and technological partnership between Airbus and Evidian, which has the potential to create significant value for both companies," the spokesman said. Reference Link
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