Archive for the ‘economy’ Category
March 28, 2012
2 trillion dollars, 1.5 trillion euros. This is the amount of the invoice World crude this year, according to estimates by the International Energy Agency, if oil prices remain at their summits in the coming months. Warming relative to GDP, oil purchases could represent 3.4% against 3.1% in 2011. ...
March 27, 2012
"Violations unacceptable." Constable of the London Stock Exchange, the Financial Services Authority (FSA), a verdict without pity Coutts, a financial institution of the most prestigious yet. Founded in the late seventeenth century, the asset management company is famous for hosting the assets of many aristocrats, including Queen Elizabeth, as ...
March 15, 2012
Young graduates and young professionals dream of living and working in the Rhone-Alpes region, Lyon is their favorite city. This is the result of a survey of APEC conducted among 750 managers and 500 graduates, published Thursday. According to them, "Rhone-Alpes region appears to be the best combination of ...
February 20, 2012
It was two years ago: Didier Migaud took the head of the ECA. To succeed Philippe Seguin, Nicolas Sarkozy had chosen to appeal to an elected Socialist President of the Finance Committee in the Assembly. This appointment, under the sign of political openness, is one of the many developments ...
February 15, 2012
Consumer organizations, urging Apple to improve working conditions in factories of its suppliers in China, now expect concrete results. Monday, they have reacted cautiously to the new measures announced by Tim Cook, CEO of the IT group to ensure that the workers who assemble the iPhone and the iPad ...
February 12, 2012
Football clubs are they like other entities? The question worth asking, when European football comes back to show a record deficit for its fiscal year 2010: more than 1.6 billion cumulative loss by 665 European clubs in first division. As for the debt, it reached nearly 15 billion euros, ...
November 2, 2011
Air France is moving towards an end to the conflict which penalizes air traffic since Saturday. Air traffic in France was almost normal Tuesday, the fourth and penultimate day of the strike of flight attendants worried about downsizing by crew. Management expects a quick exit from the conflict. ...
October 30, 2011
Cell regulation, created for the repentant tax, closed December 31, 2009. Bercy but not disinterested in the fate of those who, having undeclared assets abroad, want to put in order with the IRS. The Department has returned to its usual policy, the one that prevailed before the cell. With ...
October 19, 2011
In the wake of the Asian stock markets and Wall Street on Monday, the CAC 40 down is expected on Monday after Moody's has cast a shadow on the "AAA" rating of the Hexagon. The rating agency is now planning to revise its position on the "stable" outlook for ...
October 14, 2011
Another bad news for Carrefour. For the fifth time this year, despite a slight increase of 0.3% of quarterly sales as reported at 22.8 billion euros (-0.6% on a comparable basis, excluding petrol), the distributor launches warning on its results. "In an environment of increasingly uncertain, we wanted to ...