Hiring intentions flex frameworks

April 25, 2012

  For the first time in three years, the hiring intentions of managers in business are down for the second quarter. According to the barometer established by the Association for the employment of executives (APEC), only two companies provides for recruiting at least a framework by the end of June. ...

Local elected officials to borrow grouped

April 19, 2012

  This is an unprecedented project in France by its size: 70 local authorities have plans to issue a loan grouped by 1.2 billion euros in the bond market. One way to overcome the credit crisis. Banks are now more reluctant to lend to municipalities, counties and regions. And the ...

The bank of the Queen pinned for laundering

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 ...

Rhone-Alpes, the preferred region for young professionals

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 ...

The Swiss say "no" to more holidays

March 12, 2012

  Swiss citizens have said "no" referendum, the establishment of "six weeks of vacation for all", or fifteen days of paid vacation and more. The initiative launched by the unions was rejected by 67% of voters. The text called for the passage of six weeks compulsory leave to a minimum, ...

Moral and not always reconcilable finance

February 24, 2012

  Morality has finance can be made up. After the controversy and the outcry raised by a fund speculating on death, Deutsche Bank was forced to backtrack. The German bank will thus not resuscitate the dead was betting on which one of its hedge fund but housing investors who subscribed ...

Greece: the exchange of debt markets concerned

February 23, 2012

  Centerpiece of the second bailout of Greece, the restructuring of Greece's debt, which will result in a deletion of 107 billion euros of private debt, already starting to worry. Wednesday, Greek banks have fallen by over 11% of the stock market as investors fear needs more capital than expected. ...

Wall Street ends up, confident on Europe

October 27, 2011

Confidence returns to Wall Street on Wednesday. After closing in the red yesterday, the Dow finished Wednesday up 1.39% to 11,869.04 points. The Nasdaq advance of 0.46% to 2650.67 points and the S & P is 1.05% to 1242 points. Once again, U.S. investors had their eyes on ...

108 billion euros to get to bail out banks

October 24, 2011

The latest news from Brussels, European banks will increase their share capital of 108 billion euros by the end of June 2012. In any case, the figure What spoke Saturday afternoon, the ministers of finance, based on the work of the European Banking Authority, Constable sector across the EU. ...

PPR: the sale of Redcats could take several months

September 9, 2011

François-Henri Pinault, who wanted to wrap by the end of the sale of Redcats, the pole distance selling of PPR (La Redoute, Cyrillus, Vertbaudet ...) may have to wait many more months. The financial market crisis, in fact, makes potential buyers more cautious. "Access to finance is a critical ...

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