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DI, French leader of asbestos removal and decontamination

DI, French leader of asbestos removal and decontamination
La Rédaction | 08/03/2020 | Companies & CEOs
As environmental and anti-pollution standards tightened, in all countries across Europe and America, finding specialists who are able to address all projects has become more important than ever. If industrial and sanitary norms are not met, projects can come to a standstill or even require...
asbestos, construction, decontamination, DI Environnement, environment, France, health, Hugo Rosati, risk

France-Italy: much potential in a military partnership

France-Italy: much potential in a military partnership
La Rédaction | 12/26/2019 | World & Politics
After several successful but sector-specific military industrial partnerships, Italy may be the first to answer France and Germany’s call to finally unite Europe around defense matters. Over past decades, the landscape has considerably changed with many players dropping out of the market, and the...
France, Italia, partnership

In Russia, the French won more than the World Cup

In Russia, the French won more than the World Cup
| 12/18/2019 | Markets & Industries
For some people in France, victory was achieved long before the finals. The French national soccer team returned victorious, and so did companies like Louis Vuitton, Metalu Plast or Freyssinet. With a record-high budget for the FIFA 2018 edition in Russia, numerous French companies acquired not...
France, Metalu Plast, Russia, World Cup

Nexter and its successful international strategy

Nexter and its successful international strategy
La Rédaction | 03/23/2019 | Companies & CEOs
French defence firm Nexter is pursuing its growth rate, both domestically and internationally. 13 years after its re-branding, the Paris-based defence equipment producer, specialized in land systems, is still carried by its one-of-a-king artillery systems and the military activity of France. But...
artillery, CAESAR, France, Nexter, VBCI

French strategies to stay on top of top of the range

French strategies to stay on top of top of the range
La Rédaction | 06/02/2017 | Companies & CEOs
French power has never been as effective as a marketing strategy in China but as of now. In almost all of the major cities in this economic power house, the French touch is everywhere to be seen. The number of brands that use French names, boasting of sophistication and refinement, is testimony to...
brands, Cartier, country brand index, France, international, L'Oreal, Louis Vuitton, manufacturing, Oberthur Fiduciaire

Thomas Savare, the French draftsman of the world

Thomas Savare, the French draftsman of the world
La Rédaction | 11/25/2016 | Companies & CEOs
The number of printing factories in charge of secure printing for banknote production in the world is quite small. A handful of highly specialized banknote designers are responsible for keeping the world’s economies fluid, safe from counterfeiting and making the peoples around the globe proud of their country. Among them, the French firm Oberthur Fiduciaire, run by Thomas Savare, which has heaved (and kept) itself on the first tier of the world market. Its angle? Design and intimate knowledge of the world’s cultures.
art, banknotes, culture, France, history, Oberthur Fiduciaire, printing, technology, Thomas Savare

Sarbec Cosmetics Group unveils French secrets for building a strong cosmetics industry

Sarbec Cosmetics Group unveils French secrets for building a strong cosmetics industry
The Strategist | 07/20/2016 | Companies & CEOs
Competition had better watch out. If there is a territory where French companies have managed to remain mistresses, it is in cosmetics. This industry can rely on its companies whose products are exported to the delight of women and men around the world. Among the most successful companies abroad,...
beauty, Corine de Farme, cosmetics, Eric Jacquemet, France, Sarbec Cosmetics

As per Emmanuel Macron, French Taxi laws need rethinking

As per Emmanuel Macron, French Taxi laws need rethinking
The Strategist | 07/30/2015 | Markets & Industries
Uber’s ride sharing service had caused widespread violent protests in France. France’s traditional taxi drivers have a reason why they are being so protective but, Macron thinks that the two can co-exist. France Economy Minister, Emmanuel Macron, has announced that with the arrival of Uber on the...
France, Taxi drivers, UberPOP

Malaysia and Investments : Economic crutch or Helping Hand?

Malaysia and Investments : Economic crutch or Helping Hand?
La Rédaction | 07/20/2015 | World & Politics
Malaysia is a unique country, being led by an elected Sultan. It is a state in the Southeast Asia, which has made great success in the economy and world politics in less than 50 years of independence from Britain, having turned into one of the "Asian tigers" from a colony. In 2015, Malaysia is at the 7th place in the Bloomberg's rating of the 20 Fastest-Growing Economies This Year. While some developed countries' economies are in a period of stagnation, the economy of Malaysia is growing by enviable pace.
1MDB, ExxonMobil, FDE, foreign investments, France, growing economy, industry, investors, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Petronas, Veolia Water

France Amid Air Traffic Strike

France Amid Air Traffic Strike
| 04/09/2015 | World & Politics
Hundreds of flights were cancelled across Europe as France’s air traffic union called for a two day strike. French air traffic strike triggered by rise in pension age, left travellers stranded at the airports. Hundreds of flights were disrupted due to cancellations and delays not only impacting...
France