Failed deal and spying claims haunt France's Areva
PARIS, (Reuters) - A disastrous mining deal and allegations of spying are bogging down nuclear reactor maker Areva as it struggles to recover from last year's Japanese nuclear disaster, and risk embarrassing France's president as he bids for re-election.
At the centre of the controversy is Anne Lauvergeon, the ousted boss of the French state-controlled company dubbed "Atomic Anne" for her...
