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Eurozone Inflation Rises to 4% in October as Energy Costs Surge

Eurozone inflation rose to 4% in October from 3.8% in September as energy prices surged, while core inflation held steady at 2.5%.

November 5, 2026

by Amanda Graham

AstraZeneca’s Reported $10 Billion Rhythm Bid Targets Rare Obesity

AstraZeneca has made a non-binding offer of about $10 billion for Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, Reuters reports. Rhythm’s latest results show the attraction of its rare-obesity franchise, but milestone payments complicate the headline price.

November 5, 2026

by Amanda Graham

Traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in a file photo as a global tech selloff nears Wall Street's open

Dow Jumps About 3% After Midterm Elections as Oil Prices Fall

The Dow closed about 3% higher on November 4 as investors reacted to Democratic gains in

File image accompanying CNBC coverage of the US stock market

Stock Futures Fall as Democratic Midterm Wins Rattle AI Trade

US stock futures fell overnight as Democrats won control of Congress, with investors worried about tighter

Two factories, one destiny: in the North, the Alstom-Bombardier marriage Questions

The two factories were competitors, they are engaged. In Crespin as in Petite-Forêt, in the suburbs of Valenciennes (North), the marriage plan between Alstom and Bombardier worries employees, despite the reassuring words of

February 29, 2020

Business·News

The Paris Bourse ends its worst week since 2008

The Paris Stock Exchange ended in a sharp decline on Friday (-3.38%), recording its strongest weekly decline since the 2008 crisis, in a climate of great nervousness facing the epidemic of Covid-19

February 29, 2020

Business·Economy·News

Balmain: Olivier Rousteing breaks bourgeois codes in a parade in Paris

Orphaned growing up in Bordeaux with his adoptive parents, the creator of Balmain Olivier Rousteing, at the center of a documentary vying for the Cesars – the French Oscars – breaks bourgeois

February 29, 2020

Business·News

SNCF in the red in 2019 after the strike, which costs it nearly a billion euros

SNCF paid dearly for the very hard strike against the pension reform in December, ending 2019 in red when the first eleven months had been “very dynamic”, with strong growth in turnover.

February 29, 2020

Business·News

“Streetwear is dead”: Virgil Abloh gets bogged down

He predicted the death of streetwear and he proves it: the American Virgil Abloh gets bogged down and makes women tailors, heels and evening dresses in a parade of his brand Off-White

February 28, 2020

Business·News

Wind of panic on the world stock markets, towards their worst week since 2008

Wall Street ended in turmoil on Thursday a rough day for global stock indexes, which are headed for their worst week since the 2008 crisis facing the spread of the coronavirus epidemic

February 28, 2020

Economy·News

Coronavirus: Facebook cancels annual developer conference

Facebook announced on Thursday the cancellation of its annual developer conference scheduled for early May due to mounting concerns over the spread of the new coronavirus epidemic. “Celebrating our global developer community

February 28, 2020

Business·Health·News

Fire in Rouen: Lubrizol under investigation for the environmental damage of the disaster

Five months after the gigantic fire which ravaged the Lubrizol factory in Rouen, the group was indicted for its responsibility in the environmental damage caused by the disaster, the origin of which

February 28, 2020

Business·Climate·Government and Politics·News

The Lubrizol company indicted for the Rouen fire

The Paris public prosecutor’s office announced Thursday that Lubrizol France was indicted, five months after the fire that ravaged a site operated by the company near Rouen and in which more than

February 28, 2020

Business·News

Wall Street plunges at the opening, always more anxious about the coronavirus

Wall Street fell at the opening on Thursday, continuing to tumble as the global growth of the coronavirus alarmed investors even more, who preferred assets deemed less risky. Around 2:50 p.m. GMT,

February 28, 2020

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Eurozone Inflation Rises to 4% in October as Energy Costs Surge

AstraZeneca’s Reported $10 Billion Rhythm Bid Targets Rare Obesity

Dow Jumps About 3% After Midterm Elections as Oil Prices Fall

Stock Futures Fall as Democratic Midterm Wins Rattle AI Trade

Two factories, one destiny: in the North, the Alstom-Bombardier marriage Questions

The Paris Bourse ends its worst week since 2008

Balmain: Olivier Rousteing breaks bourgeois codes in a parade in Paris

SNCF in the red in 2019 after the strike, which costs it nearly a billion euros

“Streetwear is dead”: Virgil Abloh gets bogged down

Wind of panic on the world stock markets, towards their worst week since 2008

Coronavirus: Facebook cancels annual developer conference

Fire in Rouen: Lubrizol under investigation for the environmental damage of the disaster

The Lubrizol company indicted for the Rouen fire

Wall Street plunges at the opening, always more anxious about the coronavirus

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