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Commission president to hold talks in bid to end escalating demonstrations against EU green policies
Analysts expect the gap between strongest and weakest players to grow wider
Alexandre, 31, and Frédéric, 29, will join siblings Delphine and Antoine as part of patriarch’s succession planning
French industry faces anti-dumping investigation by China as exports to dominant US market have fallen
French tech group replaces chief Yves Bernaert after 3 months amid struggle to restructure and cut debt
Investigation comes four months after Brussels complains of flood of Chinese electric cars
The 29-year-old scion is going to work ‘more closely’ with his billionaire father, he tells the Financial Times
Clash is latest flashpoint between food manufacturers and retailers over rising costs for consumers
French IT services group seeks to restructure and cut debt load
AI is the big tech story, luxury is losing some of its sparkle and more private equity firms may head for the public markets
Many passengers remain stranded despite trains running again
‘Not everyone likes it, but that’s how it is,’ Bernard Arnault’s son says, as rival Kering sets ambitious long-term goals
Indebted group rushes to shed lossmaking assets ahead of bailout led by Daniel Křetínský
Deal provides lifeline for group founded by José Neves that had been seeking to avoid insolvency
Move comes less than two years after UK-based telecoms group rejected previous offer of more than €11bn
Growing valuation discount since Universal Music spin-out has been source of frustration for French billionaire
The former luxury ecommerce darling is facing administration if a ‘white knight’ investor fails to materialise
Lawmakers of right and left from across National Assembly come together to stop draft law in its tracks
Vivendi is hoping to fetch up to €300mn for one of the UK’s biggest ticketing merchants
Business handed to warlord’s nephew has retained much of the French dairy group’s previous management
Paul Hudson is meeting investors to explain multibillion-euro push to get drug candidates to market
Country has remained a bright spot for top-end spending despite slowdown in many other markets
Online luxury retailer tells investors past forecasts ‘should no longer be relied upon’
Carrefour and Lidl among those seeking to buy hypermarkets from indebted group built by Jean-Charles Naouri
News of move by indebted French group in negotiations with Czech billionaire follows S&P credit rating downgrade
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