LVMH will offer during its general assembly to postpone the limit age of the CEO from 80 years to 85 years, allowing Bernard Arnault, aged 76, to stay longer at the head of the world’s world number. During the general meeting of April 17, shareholders will have to decide on this modification of the statutes … Read more
Intel, the American semiconductor giant put in difficulty by its delay in artificial intelligence (AI), announced on Wednesday that it has chosen Lip-Bu Tan, a former member of his board of directors, as a new managing director. Last year, Santa Clara’s company in Silicon Valley launched a social plan to dismiss 15% of its staff, … Read more
The manufacturer of electric batteries Northvolt, unable to bring together the funding necessary for his survival, declared himself bankrupt in Sweden Wednesday, a failure for the European battery industry very dependent on Asia. Northvolt, who was placed in November under the protection of the US bankruptcy law to try to find new investors, therefore failed … Read more
Several hundred people, including teachers and students, demonstrated Tuesday in Paris against the“Austerity” in higher education, the call of a large inter -union. “We were 2,500 in Paris, more than 1,000 in Rennes and 500 Toulouse, largely beyond 5,000 people mobilized in France”estimated Anne Roger, secretary general SNESUP-FSU, interviewed by AFP. In the capital, the … Read more
Traffic normally resumed on Saturday morning at the start and arrival of the Gare du Nord in Paris, one of the busiest in Europe, which remained paralyzed on Friday all day after the discovery of a 500 kg bomb dating from the Second World War, said the SNCF. “Traffic has taken up normally, everything is … Read more
The former CEO of Casino Jean-Charles Naouri will be tried in Paris in October for manipulation of courses and corruption, suspected of having maneuvered to artificially maintain the action of his business in 2018 and 2019, which he disputes. The trial should be held before the Paris Criminal Court from October 1 to 16, AFP … Read more
Who after Philippe Wahl to take the bar of the La Poste ship, multinational to whom are entrusted public service missions in France? While many names circulate, the current CEO displays his preference for an internal application. More than 230,000 employees, a turnover of 34.6 billion euros including 44.6% made internationally: La Poste, in 2025, … Read more
Elderly Chinese farmers carrying huge baskets filled with vegetables piled up before dawn in a metro station, on the outskirts of the Chongqing megapol, before facing a long journey in public transport to the market where they will sell their goods. As the economy is at the center of the annual session of the National … Read more
Replace parental leave with a “Birth leave” Shorter but better remunerated would promote equality between women and men, in the private and professional sphere, said Minister Aurore Bergé, who wishes to concretize this project next year. Announced last year by President Emmanuel Macron, the establishment of the birth leave had been suspended following the dissolution … Read more
The Polarized Society. Extremes and means to get out of it The Bart Brandsma Payot, 176 p., 18 € ► What it is talking about “We against them. »» The logic of polarization is simple. And its formidable effects. We fear it, we deplore it, but do we take enough time to understand the mechanisms? … Read more