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Ask your questions to Laurence Parisot

September 1, 2010

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Airbus A350 produces less quickly than expected

August 27, 2010

Even when Boeing announced a further delay of delivery for its B787, Airbus (EADS) has revised downwards its forecast production rate of the A350, the newspaper Les Echos. Airbus did not confirm, nor deny. "We never disclose our delivery dates for programs in development, contends a spokesman for Airbus. ...

An acquisition at 2 billion euros in oil

August 22, 2010

Major operations are continuing in the commodities sector. After the takeover of the Anglo-Australian BHP Billiton on the Canadian Potash and the takeover of British Power by GDF Suez International, an English exploration company Dana Petroleum is the subject of a hostile takeover by the Korean group Korea National ...

Paris in decline despite SocGen

August 5, 2010

After opening at 3746.56 points on balance, the CAC 40 suffered some profit taking and lost around 10:30 just over 0.5% to 3726.45 points. At midday, the index feature yielded 0.54% to 3727 points. Tuesday evening now, the benchmark index of the Paris market had bent slightly, from 0.12% ...

Eurotunnel plunges into the red

July 19, 2010

Despite a sharp rise in turnover (+22% to EUR 144.4 million), Eurotunnel reported a net loss of 44.8 million euros in the first half against - 8 million euros over the same period in 2009. Asked on BFM radio on Monday morning, Jacques Gounon, Eurotunnel's chief executive, played ...

The Defence will relaunch with new tricks

July 12, 2010

Click on the thumbnail to enlarge the graphics. Slowed by the crisis, the revival of the first European business district, announced in 2006, finally materializes. Two thousand employees of Suez Environnement find these days their new offices in the Defense a tower, completely rebuilt, the BC 21. ...

The trade deficit widens

July 8, 2010

The foreign trade deficit widened in May to 5.5 billion euros, according to figures released by Customs on Wednesday. "This is the worst result since October 2008," says Alberto Balboni, an economist at Xerfi. The consensus of analysts expected a decline of 4 billion trade deficit. The accumulated deficit ...

Turbulent session expected on the CAC 40

June 25, 2010

The Paris Bourse is expected to remain in the zone of turbulence through it since Tuesday. The CAC 40, after nine sessions of gains chained and won 10.5%, has now three sessions of decline, losing 4.8%. So much so that since the beginning of the month, the benchmark index ...

French growth is for the "go-slow"

June 24, 2010

This figure corresponds to the last decimal to government projections. The depreciation of the euro this year should have a significant impact on growth, up 0.5 points. In other words, without changes in exchange rates, would the French business grew by only 0.9% in 2010 cash till payday. ...

Asia stock markets in a disorganized

June 18, 2010

The Nikkei 225 was again dropped below 10,000 points on Friday morning, after closing just above this threshold yesterday. The index fell back 0.2% to 9979 points. Also falling, the Chinese Shanghai Index was down 0.44% to 2730 points. However, Hong Kong, the Hang Seng gained 0.75% to 20,290 ...

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