Businesses Drive French Economy Amid Rising Financial Challenges for Youth
A roundtable emphasized businesses' essential role in the French economy as the Banque de France governor warned about rising youth over-indebtedness linked to minicrédits.
A roundtable emphasized businesses' essential role in the French economy as the Banque de France governor warned about rising youth over-indebtedness linked to minicrédits.
Arnaud Montebourg becomes president of Lyon-based financing firm Monego, reinforcing his commitment to French economic sovereignty and industry support.
EU leaders and industrialists gathered in Belgium to tackle European competitiveness challenges, focusing on industrial revitalization, regulatory reform, and economic sovereignty amid a new Chinese economic threat.
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté’s economy faces rising business failures and investment declines in 2025, but cautious optimism emerges for moderate recovery in 2026.
Alpes-de-Haute-Provence leaders discuss strategic future economic growth focusing on AI, energy, sustainable agriculture, and water resource management.
The 2026 French finance law sets new wealth tax rules for luxury assets and retains income tax adjustments, as business leaders push for greater recognition and fiscal reforms ahead of the 2027 election.
France's 2026 budget faces constitutional appeals and economic pressures amid falling GDP and plans for major fiscal reforms.
France’s upcoming municipal elections are heavily influenced by economic fragility, local revitalization needs, and calls for governance reform amidst sectoral and global challenges.
February 2026 economic data releases and France's challenging business climate are poised to significantly affect markets amid rising bankruptcies and tax debates.
In 2026, Europe's call for strategic unity and innovation intensifies as global economic fragmentation and US-China rivalry reshape investment opportunities and geopolitical dynamics.
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.
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 household financial wealth has grown to €6.6 trillion in 2025, with increased investment in companies and strong domestic financing driven by financial intermediaries.
Bulgaria adopts the euro on January 1, 2026, facing public division and economic concerns over rising costs and local business competition.
December 2025 in France sees the 27th Journée du Livre d'Économie at BnF promoting economic literacy, alongside the Trophées de l’Économie Numérique celebrating innovation.
Uzès local merchants face severe economic difficulties but are mobilizing festive initiatives to boost crucial Christmas sales.
The former Castorama site in Lezennes and Hellemmes is set to become 'Le Carré Productif', a new economic hub promoting urban regeneration and sustainability.
Bordeaux's 2025 Global Social Economy Forum drew thousands worldwide to discuss ESS growth and challenges amid visa issues and funding concerns.
The Choose France Summit reveals a €30.4 billion investment plan targeting key industries to drive reindustrialization and secure France’s economic future amid budget concerns.
A 2025 economic review in Côtes-d'Armor reveals resilient regional trends amid recovery, while Lyon's Journées de l’Économie gather experts and Nobel laureates to debate pressing global economic challenges.
Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis warns that France’s economic instability is a "ticking bomb" that could threaten Greece's recovery and European financial stability.
Louis Schweitzer, former Renault CEO and key figure in the Renault-Nissan alliance, has died at 83, leaving a lasting legacy in French industry.
France highlights social and solidarity economy in November 2025 through global forums, regional strategies, and campaigns promoting inclusive employment and cooperative growth.
France debates higher taxes on wealthy households and corporations amid OECD's lowest tax competitiveness ranking.
Lyon prepares to host the 18th Journées de l’Économie, focusing on blending traditional challenges with new economic realities through free, widely accessible events and discussions.
France faces renewed discussions on inheritance taxation and social inequalities amid protests and new tax proposals targeting the ultra-wealthy.
French business leaders and former officials warn that political instability is jeopardizing economic growth and urge the government to adopt credible budgets and postpone contentious reforms.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s impending government formation likely includes the rehiring of ex-economy minister Roland Lescure, alongside other key appointments shaping France’s policy direction.
France and the EU face significant challenges in implementing wealth taxes amid political, economic, and coordination hurdles, with the Zucman tax proposal at the center of debate.
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.
Gabriel Zucman advocates for a wealth tax on the ultra-rich during a parliamentary debate, gaining public support.
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.
France prepares for significant economic events with the Grande Semaine de l'Économie in Épinal and the BIG salon in Paris.
Bernard Arnault criticizes the proposed Zucman tax, warning it threatens the French economy.
The proposed Zucman tax is igniting debates over its economic implications in France.
Nouvelle-Aquitaine businesses are actively mobilizing to support France's war economy by aligning operations with military needs.
The social and solidarity economy in France faces significant threats due to regulatory and economic challenges.
Political uncertainty in France is increasingly affecting economic sentiment and expectations.
European Council President Antonio Costa calls for urgent reforms in France's public finances amid rising debt.
The proposed Zucman tax aims to reform France's economy by addressing wealth inequality.