A massive clean-up operation was under way across France on Monday, from Lille in the north to Marseille in the south and from Strasbourg in the east to Bordeaux in the southwest, following nationwide demonstrations last weekend. The protests over high prices and declining public services were followed by widespread looting and damage to shops, with thousands arrested. FRANCE 24’s Luke Shrago reports from central Paris.
Venture capital investors have warned that higher taxes on financial services would have trickle-down effects and “clip the wings” of Britain’s already capital-starved fintech sector. Start-up investors that fund the UK’s financial technology industry told City AM the sector’s struggles
LSEG will face a $175m (£131m) fraud and breach of contract lawsuit brought by the former chief executive of a company it acquired, after a US judge denied the London stock exchange-owner’s attempt to dismiss the case. LSEG’s subsidiary Refinitiv,
Struggling Volkswagen Plans Pay Freeze Through 2030 As Job Cuts Loom: Report In another episode of the "death of Europe," a new report from Germany brings more troubling news
