Oil prices rose very slightly on Tuesday, but remain weighed down by the prospect of sluggish Chinese demand, while supply could be oversupplied in the months to come. The price of a barrel of Brent from the North Sea, for delivery in January, gained 0.08% to close at $71.89. That of a barrel of American … Read more
Oil prices limited their losses after a drop on Wednesday caused by the impressive rise of the dollar after the election of Donald Trump. The price of a barrel of Brent from the North Sea for delivery in January lost 0.81% to $74.92. Its American equivalent, a barrel of West Texas Intermediate (WTI), for delivery … Read more
Since the end of the pandemic, the leader Flixbus, and its challenger, BlaBlaCar, have been doing well by increasing frequencies on popular routes rather than opening new destinations. A restart in Diesel mode. Like airlines rather than trains. From the summer of 2022, the SNCF recorded record attendance on its TGV and Intercités trains (23 … Read more
Samsung Electronics workers in southern India have ended a month-long strike over wages and working conditions after reaching an agreement, India’s industry minister said on Tuesday. State of Tamil Nadu. Samsung “announced several social measures in the interest of workers”Tamil Nadu state minister TRB Rajaa said in a statement. “The strike at the Samsung factory … Read more
On Claire Frentz Published 4 hours ago, Updated 4 hours ago ” data-script=” > This label, requested by many players in the world of health, should make it possible to highlight and allocate new resources to a sector in crisis. After the promotion of physical and sporting activity in 2024, the Olympic Games oblige, it … Read more
Par Louise Darbon Published yesterday at 12:00, Updated 1 hour ago Emmanuel Macron traveling to the Novo Nordisk factory in Chartres last November. MOHAMMED BADRA / AFP Very effective but little known, an interministerial unit makes it possible to experiment with innovative projects, sometimes leading to the definitive modification of certain regulations. Heavy, complex, infernal… … Read more
Par Ingrid Vergara Published 5 hours ago, Updated 4 hours ago In 2024, Sorare wants to strengthen its product development team based in Paris. velirina / stock.adobe.com The French sports tech nugget wants to strengthen its product team based in Paris. Being quick to execute and adapting quickly is a sine qua non condition for the … Read more
The government published the decree on the approval of medical teleconsultation companies on Friday in the Official Journal, which gives these new players a full place in the healthcare system. “We are now an integral part of the health system, becoming care providers in our own right.», like a hospital or a private practitioner, welcomed … Read more
In New York, for the first time in decades, only two new skyscrapers will be inaugurated by the end of 2025. Reuben Teo Jia Chyau/ReubenTeo – stock.adobe.com DECRYPTION – Employees’ refusal to return to the traditional way of working prior to the Covid pandemic persists. For the US office real estate market, the prospects for … Read more
By Le Figaro with AFP Published 2 hours ago, Updated 10 minutes ago Kering’s investment is estimated at 885 million euros. ERIC PIERMONT / AFP The French luxury group has acquired a 10,700 square meter building, described as a “new step in (its) selective real estate strategy”. The French luxury group Kering announced this Monday … Read more