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AREVA Announces Plan to Cut Costs Following $5.4B Loss in 2014

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Jeremy L. Dillon
NS&D Monitor
3/6/2015
Following a $5.4 billion loss for 2014, AREVA this week announced plans to cut costs and re-focus the company on core business. The plan calls for AREVA to refocus on core nuclear processes, re-forge the partnership…

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