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One of the chief rules of business is, if something’s not broken, don’t fix it.

But while not broken, Xerox Corp.’s Services business — built largely from its $6.4 billion acquisition of services firm ACS in 2010 — has not been running smoothly on all cylinders. Its revenues fell short of expectations in 2013, and are doing so again this year, with its government health-care business one big trouble spot. Profit margins have been dropping. And there have been high-profile misfires, like Nevada firing the company earlier this year from running its state health insurance exchange.

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