PARIS — A majority of French influencers fall foul of the country's consumer protection and advertising laws, according to the country's Directorate General for Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud ...
Amid the current pressure on so-called “finfluencers,” who promote investment products in their blogs, France is taking a step toward outright licensing them. The country has introduced a non ...
PARIS — France has had enough of dodgy online influencers. For months, French economy chief Bruno Le Maire has angrily pointed out scams and misleading ads promoted by reality TV stars and their ilk ...
In 1720, John Law was lucky to escape Paris with his life. His investment scheme had made him one of the richest men in France. But it collapsed and when it did, it ruined the entire nation.
DAKAR, Senegal — When Gabon’s longtime leader was detained in the latest coup in Africa last week, France condemned the takeover but did little to intervene - despite having hundreds of troops ...
Protests against planned changes to employment laws will block streets in Paris, Marseilles and Lyon, though unions and the public are divided over opposition to reforms. Protests against planned ...
“The idea of the Rail Pass is a simple device, open to all, inexpensive, allowing unlimited travel to promote the use of the train,” French Transport Minister Clement Beaune said.
Algeria is among many countries in Africa to take steps to transition parts of its education system away from French and toward English ALGIERS, Algeria -- More than a year after Algeria launched ...
France will next summer launch a bargain-price monthly pass valid on certain trains nationwide, directly copying a hugely successful move in Germany to encourage greener transport, a minister said ...
The era of France’s arm-twisting interventionism in Africa may finally be over DAKAR, Senegal -- When Gabon’s longtime leader was detained in the latest coup in Africa last week, France ...
“The idea of the Rail Pass is a simple device, open to all, inexpensive, allowing unlimited travel to promote the use of the train,” French Transport Minister Clement Beaune said.
