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Banks still under fire from critics

August 31, 2011

New warning on the front of the European banking shares. After Christine Lagarde is the turn of the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) to throw fuel on the fire. The institute estimated that some banks and some insurers from the old continent have underestimated their losses from the Greek ...

New access in a bad mood at the Paris Bourse

August 18, 2011

The Paris stock exchange plunges into the red on Thursday, after a session already very hesitant. After starting down 1.15% at 3216.77 points, the CAC 40 unscrews from 3% to 3156.70 points at 11:30. The falling movement is identical on all European Stock Exchanges: London lost 2.08%, 2.97% Frankfurt, ...

The Triple A of France is not threatened

August 7, 2011

By degrading Friday night the note of the long-term debt of the United States, the rating agency Standard and Poor's (S & P) has taken a historic decision that put a lot of pressure on other countries rated "AAA", such as France. Thus, invited on the air on France ...

Wall Street ends sharply lower despite the vote in the Senate

August 3, 2011

Wall Street still frozen in the red on Tuesday. After starting down, and despite the adoption by the Senate's compromise on the debt, the Dow Jones unscrewed from 2.19% to 11,867 points, the Nasdaq loose 2.75% to 2669 points and the S & P drops 2.56 % to 1254 ...

Three scenarios around the U.S. debt

July 29, 2011

The suspense continues in the United States. Thursday evening, at the last minute, the elected House of Representatives derailed the compromise to raise the debt ceiling. The vote had no chance of passing the Senate, however, notes the New York Times. Such political differences between Democrats (who want higher ...

Conservative results for 2011, TF1 put on free LCI

July 27, 2011

CEO of TF1, Nonce Paolini, confirmed that he filed with the Higher Audiovisual Council an application for free for its continuous news channel, LCI. He stated that the free market is the right thing for news channels. "There is room for three news channels," he said in a conference ...

New Frontiers in shock

July 22, 2011

It is a shock as it prepares to New Frontiers. Within weeks has been thanked Jean-Marc Siano, who was in charge of tour operator since 2006, Pascal de Izaguirre, the new boss of the group, a detailed recovery plan Friday, drastic, during the committee extraordinary business. His strategy involves ...

The United States are "neither Greece nor Portugal"

July 15, 2011

President Barack Obama said on Friday that the problems of debt in the U.S. were not as severe as those that threaten stability in the euro area, ensuring that address the deficit did not require any action "radical." "Contrary to what some people say, we're not Greece. We are ...

The French are struggling to repay loans

July 5, 2011

With the crisis, more and more households are in serious financial trouble. Between January and May 2011, the French have filed more than 106,000 records from the debt commission, or 12% more than a year ago. Repayment difficulties that are particularly at risk housing households. To help meet these ...

Brands remain true to the Tour de France

July 2, 2011

This year, no fewer than five new brands join forces for the first time in the Tour: Alcatel, Qatar Airways, Europcar (which also sponsors a team), and Banette Sojasun. It's better than in 2010, where three new partners (Digital, Teisseire, Cakes Saint-Michel) had entered the Tour. It is ...

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