B&W is examining the possibility of splitting into two publicly traded companies, WC Monitor has learned. While no decision has been made, B&W is believed to be considering options that would involve splitting out its power generation group from the rest of its operations. B&W was unavailable for comment yesterday.
B&W Considers Splitting into Two Companies
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