Income, Revenue Up at Veolia During Nine Months of 2018

By John Stang
Paris-based waste and water management multinational Veolia said Thursday net income rose on a boost in revenue for the first nine months of 2018.
“Veolia’s nine-month results are very satisfying. Revenue growth is sustained and solid, and provides…

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