FRANCE: PSA consortium to back eco start-ups
Author: Tony Lewis | 14 November 2011
PSA Peugeot Citroën has joined a consortium including rail operator SNCF, oil company Total and mobile phone operator Orange that plans to invest in innovative young companies developing sustainable solutions.
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