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Orange S.A. is a multinational telecommunications firm with headquarters in Paris, France. Orange provides conventional telephone, mobile phone and streaming data services to customers across Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Incorporated in 1991, Orange's product line varies per region, but it focuses on the communications and entertainment segments. In the aggregate, the company provides services worldwide and employs 148,000 workers[1].
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