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Riding in Style: Discovering the Best Limo Service in San Diego
Riding in Style: Discovering the Best Limo Service in San Diego

When it comes to making a grand entrance or enjoying a luxurious night out, nothing beats the comfort and elegance of a top-notch limousine

Systovi, French manufacturer of solar panels, announces the cessation of its activities
Systovi, French manufacturer of solar panels, announces the cessation of its activities

The French solar panel manufacturer Systovi announced on Wednesday April 17 the cessation of its activities following its placement in compulsory liquidation by the commercial court, according to a press release

Jacques Cooper, the designer of the TGV, is dead
Jacques Cooper, the designer of the TGV, is dead
6 Critical Things You Need to Know About EPR Every Manufacturer Must Know
6 Critical Things You Need to Know About EPR Every Manufacturer Must Know
The glassmaker Duralex, in financial difficulty since the energy crisis, requests its placement in receivership
The glassmaker Duralex, in financial difficulty since the energy crisis, requests its placement in receivership
IMF more optimistic for global economy in 2024, but growth down in Eurozone
IMF more optimistic for global economy in 2024, but growth down in Eurozone

Supported by the economy of the United States and certain emerging countries, starting with India and Brazil, the world economy seems well on its way to achieving better performance than expected, estimated Tuesday April 16 , the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which remains cautious for 2025

In Tunisia, the government plans to decriminalize bad checks
In Tunisia, the government plans to decriminalize bad checks

For almost four years, Olfa has lived cloistered at home

Carlos Tavares assumes his controversial salary, validated by his shareholders: “If you think it’s not acceptable, make a law”
Carlos Tavares assumes his controversial salary, validated by his shareholders: “If you think it’s not acceptable, make a law”
Carlos Tavares, assumes his controversial salary before a vote: “If you think it’s not acceptable, make a law”
Carlos Tavares, assumes his controversial salary before a vote: “If you think it’s not acceptable, make a law”
What To Do If a Dealership Sold You a Lemon Car
What To Do If a Dealership Sold You a Lemon Car
Technical inspection now compulsory for motorcycles and scooters
Technical inspection now compulsory for motorcycles and scooters

From this Monday, April 15, technical inspection is now mandatory for motorcycles, scooters, carts and even quads

Takeover of Euronews: the National Union of Journalists calls for a parliamentary investigation
Takeover of Euronews: the National Union of Journalists calls for a parliamentary investigation

The National Union of Journalists (SNJ), the profession's leading organization in France, demanded, on Saturday April 13, a "parliamentary investigation" into the takeover of the European continuous news channel Euronews by entities close to the Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, revealed by an investigation by European media, including Le Monde

In sub-Saharan Africa, the exodus of caregivers
In sub-Saharan Africa, the exodus of caregivers
Agriculture: the National Assembly refers the bill to the Constitutional Council
Agriculture: the National Assembly refers the bill to the Constitutional Council
Jean-Luc Hees resigned from the Europe 1 ethics committee after “listening to the station”
Jean-Luc Hees resigned from the Europe 1 ethics committee after “listening to the station”

“Listening to that, I started to have pimples,” Jean-Luc Hees told Libération on Sunday April 7, announcing that he had resigned from his position as member of the Europe 1 ethics committee on February 12

Tax evasion: “Panama Papers” trial opens Monday
Tax evasion: “Panama Papers” trial opens Monday

Twenty-seven people are on trial from Monday April 8 in Panama in the “Panama Papers” scandal – revealed in 2016 by Le Monde and 108 international media – which showed that personalities from around the world had practiced tax evasion and money laundering through the Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca, one of the world leaders in the domiciliation of offshore companies

Cocoa in Ivory Coast: faced with soaring prices, the authorities are making a gesture towards planters
Cocoa in Ivory Coast: faced with soaring prices, the authorities are making a gesture towards planters
Businessman Jean-Yves Le Fur dies at age 59
Businessman Jean-Yves Le Fur dies at age 59
Gabriel Attal announces proposals on “taxation of annuities” by June
Gabriel Attal announces proposals on “taxation of annuities” by June
Renault: more than 500 new hires to come at the Sandouville plant, which will produce the new generation of electric utility vehicles
Renault: more than 500 new hires to come at the Sandouville plant, which will produce the new generation of electric utility vehicles

The general director of Renault, Luca de Meo, traveling to Sandouville, Seine-Maritime, with the Minister of the Economy, Bruno Le Maire, and the mayor of Le Havre, Edouard Philippe, announced on Friday March 29 the manufacturing here 2026 of a new 100% electric utility vehicle

One billion meals wasted every day around the world, according to the UN: “It’s simply staggering”
One billion meals wasted every day around the world, according to the UN: “It’s simply staggering”

Households needlessly threw away the equivalent of a billion meals every day around the world in 2022, according to estimates from the United Nations (UN), which denounced on Wednesday March 27 the “global tragedy” of food waste

The Global Shift Towards Cashless Societies: Pros and Cons
The Global Shift Towards Cashless Societies: Pros and Cons
In Ivory Coast, cocoa farmers want to benefit from the rise in prices
In Ivory Coast, cocoa farmers want to benefit from the rise in prices
The price of cocoa continues to rise, exceeding $10,000 per tonne
The price of cocoa continues to rise, exceeding $10,000 per tonne

The price of a ton of cocoa briefly exceeded the symbolic $10,000 mark on Tuesday March 26 in New York

A69 motorway: environmentalists perched in trees in front of the European Court of Human Rights
A69 motorway: environmentalists perched in trees in front of the European Court of Human Rights

Three environmental activists occupied trees located in front of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg on Monday March 25 to protest against the future A69 Castres-Toulouse motorway

The editorial director of “La Provence” reinstated after his layoff
The editorial director of “La Provence” reinstated after his layoff
CETA: what future for the trade agreement after Senate rejection?
CETA: what future for the trade agreement after Senate rejection?
France's public deficit will be "greater than 5%" of GDP in 2023, government confirms
France's public deficit will be "greater than 5%" of GDP in 2023, government confirms
“Zelda”, “Hogwarts Legacy” and “EA Sports FC”, video game sales champions in France in 2023
“Zelda”, “Hogwarts Legacy” and “EA Sports FC”, video game sales champions in France in 2023

After a slight decline in 2022, video game turnover in France sets a new record

ADP: Augustin de Romanet will not be extended after the Olympic Games
ADP: Augustin de Romanet will not be extended after the Olympic Games

The CEO of Aéroports de Paris (ADP), Augustin de Romanet, will remain in his position until the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games “in order to guarantee [their] good organization”, but will not be renewed beyond that

The takeover of Valdunes, the last French manufacturer of train wheels, by Europlasma validated by the courts
The takeover of Valdunes, the last French manufacturer of train wheels, by Europlasma validated by the courts
In a context of an increase in patent applications in 2023, France shows a decline of 1.5%
In a context of an increase in patent applications in 2023, France shows a decline of 1.5%
Building an Effective Back Office Team: Skills and Strategies
Building an Effective Back Office Team: Skills and Strategies
Craig Wright did not create bitcoin, rules a British judge
Craig Wright did not create bitcoin, rules a British judge

A British judge ruled on Thursday March 14 that Australian Craig Wright, who claimed the authorship of bitcoin, was not its creator

A Luxembourg holding company pays 142,000 euros to 145 Cameroonians opposed to the Bolloré group
A Luxembourg holding company pays 142,000 euros to 145 Cameroonians opposed to the Bolloré group

The Luxembourg holding company Socfin paid 142,000 euros on Wednesday March 13 to Cameroonian plaintiffs, a penalty imposed by the French justice system for not having produced documents that could establish its links with the French company Bolloré

Expert Tips for Selecting the Perfect Riding Lawn Mower
Expert Tips for Selecting the Perfect Riding Lawn Mower
European Union: agreement on the directive on digital platform workers
European Union: agreement on the directive on digital platform workers

After several weeks of blockage, the member states of the European Union (EU) reached a political agreement by qualified majority, Monday March 11, on European legislation intended to strengthen the rights of workers on digital platforms such as Uber or Deliveroo , announced the Belgian presidency of the Council of the EU

A Van Gogh sold for several million euros in the Netherlands
A Van Gogh sold for several million euros in the Netherlands

One of Vincent van Gogh's first paintings was sold for several million euros at an art fair in the Netherlands, its former owner and Dutch media announced on Sunday March 10