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Sony, with its new portable video game console, the PlayStation Vita (Vita PS), released this week in the U.S. and Europe, plays big. The Tokyo group has difficulty in televisions and scalded online players last year due to piracy of bank cards. In addition, Sony should try to forget the limited success of the [...]
Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy reiterated their commitment on Sunday during their joint press conference to introduce a tax on financial transactions. "A moral imperative," said the French president.
The measure was one of four priorities, along with food security, infrastructure, and social protection, recalled Friday by the head of state who opened [...]
The "AAA" France is in danger. After Moody's is now the turn of the competing S & P to cast doubt on the note of the long-term debt of France. The rating agency warned of a likely deterioration in sovereign debt ratings of France, Spain, Italy, Ireland and Portugal according to economic conditions. The [...]
The controllers returned to work. Having asserted their right to withdraw on Thursday afternoon and Friday morning following the assault of one of their colleagues, the general assemblies held throughout France have all voted Friday to return to work
Friday morning, in an interview Figaro.fr, the president of the SNCF had to call [...]
In the name of the sacrosanct consumer protection, U.S. authorities do not kid with misleading advertising. The Federal Trade Commission, the FTC feared, and has never hesitated to pinpoint the most powerful groups: Nivea cream sold as a slimming, tobacco companies have minimized the danger to their products or for proceeds against Pfizer arthritis, [...]
Leaving a few weeks ago his book "When I was Superman," the former professional rugby player Raphael Poulain thought might not meet such a promotion for his first work. His testimony, however, echoes the experience of dozens of former athletes who have not managed early enough or seriously enough after their career. While attempting [...]
After two sessions of gains, the Paris Stock Exchange is divided into negative territory on Friday and continues to widen its losses. to 16 hours, the CAC 40 lost more than 3% and returned under the 3000 points to 2989.52 points. London and Frankfurt follow with respective losses of 1.03% and 1.87%.
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When members begin on Tuesday the review of the proposed supplementary budget, including measures of anti-deficit plan presented by François Fillon end of August, Martine Aubry is firing on all cylinders on a policy it deems as "unfair "that" ineffective ". That same day, in the columns of The Tribune, the Socialist candidate for [...]
Relief. Is the word that prevails today in all of world stock markets, after U.S. lawmakers passed this night finally put to agree on raising the debt ceiling. In the wake of the Asian stock markets, the benchmark index in Paris advance to its first weekly session of 1.28% to 3718.38 points.
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The fate played against Cyprus. Its strong dependence on the Greek economy and the loss of its main power plant in early July, decided the rating agency Moody's to downgrade the rating by two notches from the small Mediterranean country, a member of the euro area. Its debt is now estimated to Baa1, previously [...]