France's Alstom set to buy Bombardier train unit

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France's Alstom set to buy Bombardier train unit
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French train giant Alstom SA has reached a preliminary deal to acquire Bombardier Inc.'s train business for more that $7 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. If terms are completed, the deal could be announced as early as Monday, according to these people. Paris-based Alstom is expected to acquire the business from Montreal-based Bombardier using mostly cash and some stock, according to these people.

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