Sarkozy "will make sure Florange reopens"

February 22, 2012

  The call of the employees of ArcelorMittal Florange seems to have been heard. Moving in Aytré, in Charente-Maritime, Nicolas Sarkozy has defended Site metallurgy currently stopped. "I do not want Florange die. Of course there is the crisis, less demand for steel, but we will make sure Florange reopens. ...

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 ...

Scholarships Asian net fallback

October 20, 2011



Carrefour further lowers its profit forecasts

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 ...

W, the brand of luxury hotel opens in Paris

October 11, 2011

A new brand of luxury hotels in Paris to establish themselves on Valentine's Day. On 14 February, the American group Starwood Hotels & Resorts, which operates 1,070 hotels worldwide under nine brands (Sheraton, Westin, Le Meridien ...) will open a "W", the most trendy brand, launched in 1998 in ...

Vallourec, a bad signal to the market

October 7, 2011

Vallourec has lowered its forecast for profitability. The specialist in seamless tubes warned that its gross operating income would be lower in the second half than the first six months of the year. According to our calculations, the net profit could decline in 2011 compared to 2010. This new ...

The Paris Bourse expected in the red

October 3, 2011

The Paris Bourse is scheduled to begin this week in the red, as at the close Friday. Futures contracts on the CAC 40 were down 2.88% to about one hour of the opening. The debt crisis continues because of European concern the markets, and lead the outlook for global ...

Packages of mobile will last 24 months

September 30, 2011

Of the 600 amendments to the bill on consumption currently being debated in the National Assembly, MPs have finally decided to limit to 12 months duration of mobile phone packages. The maximum consumer engagement remains at 24 months. "I do not want a ban long packages. It is the ...

Profit taking is expected in Paris

September 29, 2011

The Paris Bourse is expected to undergo some profit taking on Wednesday, rebounded strongly after the previous day. The CAC 40 was indeed awarded 5.74% to close at 3023.38 points. Same trend in Frankfurt the Dax gained 5.29% and in London the FTSE was up over 4%. On Wall ...

Washington wants to pay the housing crisis on banks

September 3, 2011

The time did she come to charge banks for the crisis "subprime"? The federal agency in housing finance in the United States (Federal Housing Finance Agency) is indeed about to make a complaint against a dozen major banks, reports the New York Times. Proceedings should be formally engaged on ...

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