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Accenture to return less to shareholders as acquisition spending rises

1 source · first seen 06:18 5 Oct · updated 06:18 5 Oct

Accenture’s capital-allocation decisions matter to Indian IT services firms, which tend to track the company’s strategy. Local IT services firms also returned less to shareholders last fiscal.

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