ATLANTA – S1 Corp. said Friday it will take charges of up to $9 million for the fourth quarter as it consolidates offices, as part of a planned reduction in operating expenses. Company officials did not disclose which offices would be closed or when. But the company said the consolidation will reduce cash flow during the next five years.
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