French business leaders express growing pessimism about the economy amid controversial budget measures and political instability at the start of 2026.
Bordeaux launches a €3 billion BXIA digital hub project to enhance AI capabilities, digital sovereignty, and create significant employment while emphasizing eco-friendly development.
Sales declines, butcher shop closures, and health concerns are reshaping the French meat sector in 2026, prompting adaptation efforts amid ongoing challenges.
Global economic growth is expected to remain resilient in 2026, with France showing moderate expansion amid geopolitical challenges and easing inflation.
France initiates legal proceedings against Greybull Capital over NovAsco's failed investment and workers stage protests demanding accountability.
Texas aims to surpass France's GDP by 2025, driven by strong energy production and a growing tech industry, marking a major economic milestone.
France confirms a 2026 surtax on large company profits expected to raise up to 8 billion Euros for social spending, amid political debate.
President Trump will impose new tariffs on France and seven other European countries over their support for Denmark in the Greenland dispute, maintaining these duties until a full acquisition agreement is reached.
At a major supplier event, France Matériaux highlighted its resilience and strategic investments that position it favorably against the broader 2025 construction materials market downturn.
France's government negotiates a contested 2026 surtax on large corporations’ profits amid political opposition and business sector warnings.
Netflix and Paramount's fierce Warner Bros Discovery takeover battle intensifies amid European regulatory diplomacy, while Gap appoints a new entertainment executive to boost 'Fashiontainment'.
France's sound sector is booming, with €43.2 billion in projected revenue for 2024 and strong growth across telecommunications, audio creation, and medical audiology.
The European economy remains resilient despite global challenges, while Toulouse defends its aerospace sector as key to local economic vitality.
Women-led businesses in France are highly profitable but face significant challenges in scaling due to limited access to development opportunities, causing notable economic loss.
Hauts-de-France gears up for a pivotal economic meeting in Saint-Quentin focusing on commerce sector changes, while regional leadership in social economy evolves with new appointments.
French regulated savings products like Livret A and LEP will see interest rate cuts in February 2026, reducing savers' returns amid declining attractiveness and net withdrawals.
France's Livret A interest rate will decrease to 1.5% from February 2026, impacting millions of savers and social housing financing.
The Banque de France proposes lowering the Livret A interest rate to 1.5%, effective February 2026, in response to slowing inflation, with support from the Minister of Economy.
French press publishers renew their fight against tech platforms and AI companies to secure fair compensation for their content amid new challenges posed by artificial intelligence.
Mayor Patrick Molinoz unveiled plans for smart city projects, infrastructure improvements, and new jobs in Venarey-Les Laumes for 2026, set against France’s national economic struggles.
Medef Vaucluse launches Comex 40 to empower young entrepreneurs while the Spinabricks fair highlights innovation and boosts regional economy in 2026.
Global economic growth demonstrates resilience despite uncertainties, while France shows mixed sectoral activity trends in early 2026 amid continued challenges.
France’s 2025 economy exceeded expectations with 0.9% growth amid global challenges, while tourism showed uneven recovery and competitive pressures.
AI sparks divided views in France, seen as both an economic disruptor and a catalyst for innovation, with experts urging adaptation amid broader economic challenges.
SNCF proposes a 2.6% average salary increase for railway workers in 2026, sparking mixed reactions from unions during ongoing negotiations.
France’s economy is expected to grow at 1.1% in 2026 alongside Eurozone growth of 1.6%, amid geopolitical and global economic challenges signaling a need for strategic shifts in Europe.
France's economy is forecasted to grow moderately in 2026 alongside a cautious financial outlook for the pharmacy sector, with calls for increased state support to sustain pharmacy businesses.
BNP Paribas deepens its engagement in circular economy with strategic funding for Le Drive tout nu, expanding zero-waste consumption in France.
Bernard Arnault was installed as chair of Political Economy at the Académie des Sciences Morales et Politiques, succeeding Denis Kessler, with notable attendees and symbolic ceremony.
French household financial wealth has grown to €6.6 trillion in 2025, with increased investment in companies and strong domestic financing driven by financial intermediaries.
France advances circular economy efforts with CompaRecycle's AI-driven electronics reuse and public sector awards recognizing exemplary asset management.
Christian Brethon begins his tenure as Medef Grand Est president, outlining a roadmap to aid regional businesses in their transitions while promoting economic growth.
Nobel laureate Philippe Aghion proposes a voluntary European single capital market to close the economic growth gap with the US, emphasizing innovation and policy reform.
Nobel laureates Philippe Aghion and Paul Krugman discuss the need for an EU unified capital market to enhance innovation and economic competitiveness against the US.
The CPME denounces financing difficulties and economic disparities facing women entrepreneurs in France, urging reforms to close the gender gap.
Experts predict economic shifts for France in 2026 as a new tax credit advance payment benefits 9 million taxpayers.
An economic meeting highlights encouraging profitability and performance challenges in France's dairy sector as of early 2026.
Ethiquable establishes France's first 27-year cPPA with Enercoop, securing 100% local renewable energy for its chocolate production in Fleurance.
Senlis earns top distinction for circular economy asset management, while La Fresque launches a national campaign promoting sustainable public practices.
Dumarey Powerglide to shut its Strasbourg plant in 2026, cutting 320 jobs amid a deepening automotive industry crisis.