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Vincent Bollore, billionaire and chairman of the Bollore Group
Politics

How the billionaire ‘French Murdoch’ Vincent Bollore steered Le Pen’s far-right to the verge of power

By Benoit Berthelot, Tara Patel and Bloomberg
July 3, 2024
French President Emmanuel Macron
Politics

France’s political chaos has already halted some economic reforms while markets weigh the worst-case scenario

By William Horobin, Alice Gledhill and Bloomberg
July 1, 2024
a group of women sitting on a couch with food in a table in front of them
Success

The Germans and French get over 30 days off a year—yet, they feel more ‘deprived’ of vacations than their U.S. peers with half the days

By
July 1, 2024
woman walking amid short trees facing Siena old town
Lifestyle

Italy is paying people as much as $32,000 to relocate to its Tuscan mountains as it tries to stabilize dwindling populations there

By
June 28, 2024
Why the nation of Alan Turing is poised to revolutionize AI despite the recent dip in investment, according to a venture capitalist
Commentary

Why the nation of Alan Turing is poised to revolutionize AI despite the recent dip in investment, according to a venture capitalist

By
June 27, 2024
Why the Pentagon’s overtures to the private space industry are good news for Europe
Commentary

Why the Pentagon’s overtures to the private space industry are good news for Europe

By
June 25, 2024
Harvest of green grapes at Chapel Down Group Plc Vineyard
Retail

The U.K.’s largest winemaker is planning a major expansion as business bubbles over, thanks to climate change

By
June 25, 2024
Tim Cook, chief executive officer of Apple Inc., during the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference at Apple Park campus in Cupertino, California, US, on Monday, June 10, 2024.
Newsletters

Apple’s war with the EU heats up with new antitrust charges and an AI threat

By
June 24, 2024
Europe and China agree to talk about EV tariffs, a ‘first step’ to avoid a potential trade war between two of the world’s largest economies
Leadership

Europe and China agree to talk about EV tariffs, a ‘first step’ to avoid a potential trade war between two of the world’s largest economies

By
June 24, 2024
People visit an exhibition containing private banknotes in Sweden.
Finance

Why going cashless has turned Sweden from one of the safest countries into a high-crime nation

By Niclas Rolander, Jonas Ekblom and Bloomberg
June 21, 2024
Pedestrians walk past Santander branch in Spain.
Finance

Just days after striking a deal with Apple, Santander now in partnership talks with Amazon over Euro-wide consumer finance

By Jorge Zuloaga and Bloomberg
June 21, 2024
Chinese carmakers are losing their appetite for Europe after the EU imposed tariffs on their EVs
Tech

Chinese carmakers are losing their appetite for Europe after the EU imposed tariffs on their EVs

By
June 20, 2024
Firefighters extinguish a wildfire, in Kitsi, near the town of Koropi, Greece, on June 19, 2024.
Environment

Greece on the hunt for arsonist suspected of starting wildfires, as Europe swelters in heatwaves

By Paul Tugwell, Sotiris Nikas and Bloomberg
June 20, 2024
Jamie Dimon, chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co
Finance

JPMorgan joins Goldman Sachs in axing cap on bankers’ bonuses in the UK so it can ‘appropriately’ reward its highest performers

By Aisha S Gani and Bloomberg
June 19, 2024
Jaguar ceased production of the Freelander a decade ago.
Retail

As EV competition heats up, Jaguar races to revive new Freelander EVs—but in China

By Danny Lee and Bloomberg
June 19, 2024

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