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Atlas Copco May Invest Cash in Acquisitions
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Feb. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Ronnie Leten, chief executive officer of Atlas Copco AB, the world's largest maker of air compressors, talks about demand for the company's products and Atlas Copco's cash strategy and investment opportunities. He spoke with Bloomberg's Janina Pfalzer and Niklas Magnusson in Stockholm on Feb. 19. (Source: Bloomberg)
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