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Conferences

Schneider Electric head says the future of energy ‘is in a deadlock’—but demand for clean electricity will show the way

By
April 2, 2024
Laurent de Brunhoff
Leadership

‘Babar, c’est moi’: Laurent de Brunhoff, Parisian turned Floridian who sold millions of children’s books, dies at 98

By Hillel Italie and The Associated Press
March 25, 2024
LVMH’s Belloni signs off after 23 years as second-in-command, amidst the luxury group’s reshuffle and longstanding succession suspense
Retail

LVMH’s Belloni signs off after 23 years as second-in-command, amidst the luxury group’s reshuffle and longstanding succession suspense

By Angelina Rascouet and Bloomberg
March 22, 2024
Ex-French minister sparks controversy after calling for 3GB per week limit on data to make the internet less toxic
Tech

Ex-French minister sparks controversy after calling for 3GB per week limit on data to make the internet less toxic

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March 21, 2024
Guests attend the inauguration of a Google Artificial Intelligence (AI) hub in Paris on February 15, 2024.
Newsletters

Google becomes the first AI company to be fined over training data

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March 20, 2024
The foundation behind Ozempic maker Novo Nordisk is funding an Nvidia-backed AI supercomputer project
Health

The foundation behind Ozempic maker Novo Nordisk is funding an Nvidia-backed AI supercomputer project

By Chris Morris and Prarthana Prakash
March 20, 2024
people shopping at a luxury store
Retail

Gucci and Saint Laurent owner Kering follows Burberry in issuing a rare profit warning as luxury sales in Asia stall

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March 20, 2024
lady playing with two young kids
Lifestyle

France is piloting a 4-day work week—but there’s a catch. Only divorced parents qualify for it

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March 20, 2024
French chef Alain Ducasse
Lifestyle

52 French restaurants earn their first Michelin stars, in preparation for welcoming the world to the summer Olympics

By Tara Patel and Bloomberg
March 19, 2024
Deliveroo CEO isn’t worried about EU law that recognizes 5.5 million gig workers as employees—because lobbying in the U.K. and France means 90% of its market isn’t affected
Tech

Deliveroo CEO isn’t worried about EU law that recognizes 5.5 million gig workers as employees—because lobbying in the U.K. and France means 90% of its market isn’t affected

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March 14, 2024
Visitors look at the model of "Tower Dubai" project during the MIPIM international real estate event for professionals at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes, southeastern France, on March 14, 2023.
Retail

Property elite enjoy the Cannes sunshine only to be faced with short-seller attacks, heavy debt loads, and frozen transaction markets

By Jack Sidders, Laura Benitez and Bloomberg
March 12, 2024
People browsing through a cosmetics store
Retail

LVMH-owned Sephora is riding the ‘lipstick effect’ wave as it eyes more growth amid continuing economic downturn

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March 5, 2024
Shoppers at a Shein pop-up store in Ontario, Canada, in 2023
Retail

Chinese fast-fashion brand Shein could have its wings clipped before it IPOs as France mulls 50% tariff and U.K. retailers call for closure of tax loophole

By
March 5, 2024
Emmanuel Macron
Health

France becomes first country in world history to enshrine women’s right to abortion as constitutional right

By Barbara Surk, Nicolas Garriga and The Associated Press
March 4, 2024
a picture of luxury bags
Retail

The Gen Z and millennial rebellion against full-price luxury is hurting Burberry and Kering, but propping up secondhand marketplaces

By
March 3, 2024

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