Medef's Paris demonstration highlights the growing economic struggles of French SMEs and local businesses facing taxation, regulation, and foreign competition in 2025.
The business community and financial markets express deep concern over the economic impacts of Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's resignation and ongoing political instability in France.
France Active's president highlights the social and solidarity economy as the future driver of France's economy at an economic week event in Vosges.
French business leaders and unions prepare for conflicting events, with strikes and a major meeting on the horizon.
Major French companies, through AFEP, warn of severe tax burdens in 2025, potentially impacting investments and growth.
A survey reveals widespread dissatisfaction among employees in France's private sector regarding salaries and purchasing power, with calls for greater transparency.
Nouvelle-Aquitaine businesses are actively mobilizing to support France's war economy by aligning operations with military needs.
Ongoing strikes in France pose significant economic challenges for businesses, leading to billions in potential losses.
The social and solidarity economy in France faces significant threats due to regulatory and economic challenges.
The Court of Auditors recommends improved coordination between State and local governments for supporting the social economy.
Medef urges the French government to halt proposed corporate tax increases, citing potential damage to economic recovery.
Business leaders, led by Medef's Patrick Martin, warn of significant mobilization if taxes are raised in 2025.