Arthur’s Crazy Ambitions

The little animator from Casablanca has grown up well. At 57, Jacques Essebag, better known as Arthur, has become a formidable businessman. Its television production group satisfaction group has become the French leader in independent production, with new international ambitions. The group,

Thriving Demand For Logistics Real Estate

Like other real estate sectors, valuations in the logistics segment fell rapidly. Like other real estate sectors, valuations in the logistics segment have fallen rapidly due to the sharp rise in interest rates in the second half of 2022. Overall, we believe

China’s Push For An Inclusive 5G Network Policy

Wants Portugal to “protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies”. China said today it expects Portugal to adopt ‘rational’ and ‘autonomous’ policies after a Portuguese government advisory body ruled the de facto exclusion of Chinese companies from the development of

Moldova Unites: Europe’s Message To Russia

Nearly fifty European leaders will meet on Thursday in this small country which lives in fear of destabilization maneuvers from Moscow. The image will be strong and loaded with symbols: nearly 50 European leaders are meeting this Thursday, June 1 in Moldova,

UK Net Migration Surges, Sunak Vows Reduction

Despite the Conservative Government’s pledge to reduce migration to Britain, net arrivals are at an all-time high, with the increase driven by people from outside the European Union, Ukraine and Hong Kong, according to data released Thursday. Some 1.2million people arrived in

UK Sees Record Net Immigration: 606K People In 2022

The UK saw record net immigration in 2022, with an additional 606,000 people, mostly from countries outside the European Union, according to figures from Britain’s Office for National Statistics (ONS) released on Thursday. “An unprecedented series of global events…and the lifting of

Comparing Public Broadcasting In UK & Belgium

Every day, the correspondents’ club describes how the same current event is illustrated in two countries. In the United Kingdom, the debate rages around the amount of the audiovisual license fee. This annual tax currently amounts to 181 euros per household. It

Navigating US Cryptocurrency Regulations

Failure to pass legislation would send a “negative signal” to the market. The introduction of a regulatory framework in the United States aimed at stablecoins could pave the way for long-promised financial innovation, but bipartisan support for such a move may prove

Government Targets Italian Environmental Activists

The Italian government announced in early April its intention to impose heavy fines on people who damage monuments or cultural sites. Sanctions that target environmental activists, very present in the news. Climate protesters risk fines of up to 60,000 euros for damaging

G7 Agriculture: Marc Fesneau’s Trip To Japan

From April 22 to 23, 2023, Marc Fesneau, Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty took part in the meeting of G7 agricultural ministers which was held in Miyazaki in Japan, an agricultural region, known in particular for its beef and mangoes from

Market Update: Gonet News – April 27

Wall Street is struggling to regain some form of serenity. America’s tech behemoths are doing flawlessly so far in their perilous quarterly results exercise (Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta), allowing the Nasdaq100 (NDX) to rise against the tide of most other clues. Alongside this

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