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Thursday, November 24th, 2011

"Convergence is not something spontaneous," said Nicolas Sarkozy after the mini-summit which gathered on Thursday in Strasbourg, Germany, France and Italy, the three largest economies the euro area. On the agenda: the responses of Europe deal with the debt crisis against a background of struggle between Paris and Berlin ...

Sunday, November 13th, 2011

Facebook is a rounded back face to U.S. authorities. According to reports the Wall Street Journal, the social network is about to conclude an agreement with the Federal Trade Commission, FTC, to guide its privacy practices. At the end of the agreement, Facebook will undertake not to make any ...

Sale private-landed in the United States with AmEx

Thursday, November 10th, 2011

As of this afternoon, the Americans will, too, buy designer clothes at bargain prices at the site Vente-privee.com. After Paul & Joe, 40 sales flashes of premium brands, at -50% or-65%, are scheduled: jewelers Chaumet and Fred, Calvin Klein, Moncler, Agatha Ruiz de la Prada ... Before ...

Thursday, November 3rd, 2011

At the bedside of the euro area. The major world leaders meet for two days, Thursday and tomorrow in Cannes for a G20 summit which could be captured by the debt crisis. And the Greek problem. Last night, hours before the summit, Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela ...

Wednesday, November 2nd, 2011

Wall Street will rise unlikely this Tuesday from his fall yesterday. At the opening, the Dow posted a loss of 2.18%% to 11,691.19 points. For their part, the Nasdaq and S & P 500 lag decreases of 2.63% to 2613.77 points and 2.61% to 1220.34 points. As in Asia ...

The Paris Bourse limit its losses

Friday, October 21st, 2011

The caution on the market before the EU summit on Sunday. After losing nearly 2% in the early morning, the CAC 40 was then limited its losses. Mid-session, it fell by 0.53% to 3140 points. European financial markets are in effect suspended the decisions that should be taken after ...

Wind: back to court against GDF Suez subsidiary LCV

Sunday, October 16th, 2011

In a ruling last Thursday, October 13, the Court of Appeal of Montpellier turned the tables by invalidating the revocation of Jean-Michel Germa. Previous Episodes: 27 May 2011, GDF Suez, majority 56.8% of the Compagnie du Vent, revoke Jean-Michel Germa at a general meeting which he challenges the ...

CanalPlay Infinity, the "Netflix of French" Canal +

Friday, October 14th, 2011

Canal + launches. Thursday, the group encrypted television announced with great fanfare the creation of CanalPlay Infinity, the first service of French demand video subscription (SVOD). Very inspired by the example of the owner and publisher of American Internet video that Netflix has 24.5 million subscribers, the headquarters of ...

A rescue plan for Dexia has been proposed

Sunday, October 9th, 2011

The French, Belgian and Luxembourg governments announced Sunday mid-day they had found a solution for the bank Dexia, about to be dismantled. Their proposals were still to be considered by the Board of Directors of the bank has been meeting for 15 hours in Brussels. In a statement, ...

Paris and Berlin are seeking a solution for banks

Saturday, October 8th, 2011

New stage in the European debt crisis, and new tensions between France and Germany. While European banks are under attack by the markets, in turn infected by the debt crisis, the solutions to help them appear to divide France and Germany. To resolve this dispute, the German Chancellor Angela ...