By Michael S. Schmidt and Adam Goldman The Justice Department said on Wednesday that it would not bring charges against anyone affiliated with the group Project Veritas over their role in trying ...

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French testing and inspection heavyweight Bureau Veritas has confirmed it is in talks with Swiss giant SGS over a potential business combination, in a deal that would create a European ...

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Bureau Veritas was up by a similar amount over the period for a market capitalization of €13.5 billion ($13.9 billion). The potential deal is being largely driven by the main shareholders of the ...

SGS SA and Bureau Veritas SA are seeking significant savings from a tie-up as talks advance to build a European champion for testing and certification with a combined market value of more than $33 ...

SGS SGSN-0.23%decrease; red down pointing triangle and Bureau Veritas BVI-0.41%decrease; red down pointing triangle said they are in talks about a potential combination that would create a ...

(Reuters) -France's Bureau Veritas and Switzerland's SGS (SIX:SGSN) are in merger talks to create a testing and certification giant worth more than $30 billion that would dwarf competitors.

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The Swiss inspection firm SGS has confirmed talks with the French company Bureau Veritas about a possible merger. This follows a Bloomberg report stating that the two firms are in advanced talks.

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