Cyber attack insurance is approved to protect French firms France has also created special policing units to crack down on the hackers who take over a firm’s computer system and threaten to destroy or release data unless paid
Which French companies have withdrawn from Russia (and which have not) Data shows that France proportionally has more businesses still fully operating in Russia than many other countries, including the UK and the US
Ukraine war: How French companies with Russian links may be affected Auchan, Renault, Engie, Airbus, TotalEnergies: several French giants also operate in Russia France’s favourite brands in 2021: Decathlon, Peugeot, and Leclerc New non-toxic French traps claim to reduce mosquitoes by up to 94% Toilet roll price row looms between makers and supermarkets in France
Coronavirus: French firm wants us to put on a happy facemask Company offers customers chance to have their smile printed on washable protective equipment
Traditional Savon-de-Marseille soap has a comeback Savon-de-Marseille is cleaning up with the Covid-19 crisis.
Google fined record €50m by French data commission French data protection commission the CNIL has imposed a record fine of €50 million on US tech giant Google, after concluding that the company had not been transparent enough with its users.
Probe into electrical giants Electrical supplies manufacturers Schneider Electric and Legrand plus distributors Rexel and Sonepar are being investigated by monopolies authorities over price-fixing and corruption.
Ryanair to open new bases at Marseille and Bordeaux Low cost airline Ryanair is to open two new bases in France - one in Bordeaux and one in Marseille - as part of its 2019 schedule, opening up 27 new flight routes.
There’s much more to theatre than playing around As the Vagabond Theatre Company in Gers nears final rehearsals for their next show in September, director Ann Jones offers her experience of putting on plays in France to give pointers to anyone who is thinking of setting up their own company.
Avoid driving into fine double trouble Self-employed people and owners of small businesses without employees could find themselves in double trouble if they have a company car and are caught speeding or receive a fine for a traffic offence.
French TV show in hot water over nude shower gel shoot A French reality TV show has provoked anger after showing a shower gel brand on screen in a series of nude “photoshoots”.
Fabulous baker boys giving the US a taste of France Michel et Augustin made their first products in their mothers’ kitchens, but found themselves meeting Starbucks’ CEO for coffee and cookies