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Xerox Corp. is beginning a broad review of its businesses, after earlier cost-cutting efforts failed to bolster profit margins amid a sales slump.

The board authorized the document-services company to review its business portfolio and capital allocations to increase shareholder value, Xerox said in a statement Monday. The Norwalk, Connecticut-based company, whose sales in 2015 are projected to decline for a fourth straight year, didn’t specify a timeline. Chief Executive Officer Ursula Burns said the company isn’t planning to sell itself whole, but would consider any alternatives.

Burns has been working to increase sales in Xerox’s higher-margin services segment, selling some businesses and shifting focus to others such as health care. The company completed the divestiture of its information-technology outsourcing operations this year and made purchases including medical-management service provider RSA Medical. Sales in Xerox’s document-technology segment has declined for several years, dropping 12 percent in the third quarter, the company said Monday.

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