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French and EU Regulators Increase Scrutiny of Major US Technology Platforms

French digital authorities are working alongside European regulators as large American technology companies face closer examination under the European Union’s digital competition rules.
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Newly reported documents detail a confidential arrangement through which LVMH sought Hermès shares from an heir, adding new information about the origins of the luxury groups’ l...

Paris Considers Higher Tourist Taxes to Help Fund Urban Infrastructure

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A union representing easyJet pilots in France has called industrial action later in September, raising the prospect of flight disruptions at airports including Paris, Lyon and N...

Major Engineering Works Disrupt Rail Services Across Greater Paris

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France Cuts Wine Production Forecast After Difficult Weather

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French Luxury Shares Slide as Weaker Global Demand Weighs on Sector

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Macron Convenes Political Leaders as France Confronts Security and Energy Pressures

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France Changes Sick Leave and Pension Rules as Government Targets Social Spending

New French regulations tighten rules governing paid sick leave and alter calculations affecting some retirement entitlements as authorities seek to control social-security expen...

France Advances Tougher Social Media Restrictions for Younger Users

French authorities are pursuing stricter age-verification requirements for social networks as lawmakers seek stronger protections for minors using major online platforms.
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