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Savers: concern about the risks

September 13, 2011

"Customers are asking us if they have to worry about. To reassure them, we remind the facts, we communicate on our exposure to Greece ... our profitability, "said Jean-François Sammarcelli, Network Manager of Societe Generale France. He said the withdrawals are not more important than usual, as the bank ...

Europeans divided on the budget of the European Union

September 12, 2011

Europe itself should be on a diet, it is certainly the wish of nine countries of the European Union including Germany, France and the UK. While the European affairs ministers of all EU countries will meet on Monday, representatives of Austria, Denmark, Germany, Finland, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden ...

Gross: secret agreement between the rebels and Libyan France

September 1, 2011

France could benefit from its commitment to Libya. While "the conference of the Friends of Libya", which should sound the end of military operations in the country, opens this morning in Paris, a paper released by Liberation indicates that a secret agreement on oil would have been made between ...

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 ...

The scams are flourishing job

August 22, 2011

Beware of fake job offers. A scam currently raging on the internet and would have done thousands of victims, Le Parisien reported today in France on Monday. Under false names of companies like Total or Flashvision Success World - several networks recruit employees since 2009 that they would eventually ...

Finland threatens bailout of Greece

August 20, 2011

Greece seriously concerned about new markets. First because of its new economic forecast alarming: the finance minister, Evangelos Venizelos, admitted yesterday that the austerity plan would cause a recession than expected, with a decline in GDP is now estimated at 4.5% " at least "in 2011 against 3.8% prior. ...

Towards a tax on "high income"

August 18, 2011

When in 2007 the Merkel government has created an additional income tax of 45%, Germany was against the current. At the time, it was time to lower taxes to encourage work. But the crisis and rising public deficits have changed everything. Germany has become more and more followers. In ...

Relief on Asian stock markets

August 10, 2011

Whew! Green is back on the world stock markets. While this Tuesday night, Wall Street rebounded strongly against the background of help from the Fed, it's time for Asian markets Wednesday morning to show their relief, albeit more moderate. Almost all the meters are positive about 6:30: The Tokyo ...

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 ...

Political mobilization against the stock market panic in Europe

August 5, 2011

After one week on the black market European markets, policymakers in the euro area seized by the horns of the question. Nicolas Sarkozy must indeed meet this Friday with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, then with the Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Zapatero. These exchanges aim to take stock after ...

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