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Why is Hays selling businesses?

To protect its profits amidst a challenging market, Hays is looking to sell off businesses in seven different countries. This is a common corporate strategy when a company faces declining revenues, allowing them to streamline operations, reduce costs, and focus on more profitable regions or core activities to improve overall financial health.

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