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Hollande Asks ECB to Engage in Japanese Style Currency Debasement

French president Francois has had enough of austerity but claims he "cannot do it alone". The Financial Times reports François Hollande goes on ‘offensive’ over stalled EU economy. François Hollande promised an “offensive” to bring “more...Show More Summary

Merkel, Hollande at Odds Over Europe's Way Forward

French President Francois Hollande argued that the 17-nation eurozone should integrate more, calling for greater pooling in the long run of political and financial resources.

Francois Hollande’s Latest Cunning Plan

Hollande is – similar to many of his predecessors – apparently very concerned about keeping France's unique cultural heritage alive and kicking, even if that means he has to invent and/or raise a few more taxes here or there.

France Approves Major Labor Reform Package

The bill is one of President Francois Hollande's signature pieces of legislation designed to overhaul the country's notoriously hidebound labor market.

France prepares investment plan

French President Francois Hollande is defending the record of his first year in office. ||| Paris - French President Francois Hollande is defending the record of his first year in office and promising to unveil a 10-year plan to invest 20 billion euros ($26 billion) in infrastructure, digital technology and clean energy. Show More Summary

French believe Hollande will miss goal

The majority of French people believe President Francois Hollande's government will fail to reduce record high unemployment. ||| Paris - An overwhelming majority of French people believe President Francois Hollande's government willShow More Summary

France Forces Ministers to Show Financial Records

In a bid to "moralize" politics after the embarrassing revelation that France's top tax collector was himself dodging the tax man, President Francois Hollande ordered his entire cabinet -- 38 ministers -- to disclose their financial records. The results were posted online Monday evening.

Google Targeted in European Antitrust Complaint Led by Microsoft

Philippe Wojazer/AP Google CEO Eric Schmidt, left, and French President Francois Hollande sign an agreement at the Elysee Palace in Paris on Feb. 1. On Tuesday, more than a dozen technology companies filed a complaint against Google,...Show More Summary

Francois Hollande's Gift Camel Killed And Eaten In Mali

When we said several months ago, that the French military incursion in Mali would have a hilarious, if sad ending, we didn't quite have this in mind but it will do. It turns out that after the French "liberation" of Mali, French president...Show More Summary

Hollande ally linked to tax haven

An investigation into offshore accounts has raised questions about French President Francois Hollande’s one-time campaign treasurer. ||| London - Millions of emails and leaked records from offshore tax havens have exposed the identities...Show More Summary

French Tax on Million-Euro Salaries Won't Exempt Soccer Teams

Fred Dufour/AFP/Getty Images French President Francois Hollande is seeking to impose a 75 percent tax on businesses that pay salaries of more than €1 million. PARIS -- France's revamped 75 percent super-tax on annual salaries above €1...Show More Summary

Airbus Gets Biggest Order Ever from Indonesia's Lion Air

Bertrand Langlois, AFP/Getty Images French CEO Airbus Fabrice Bregier and Lion Air founder and president director Rusdi Kirana are applauded by France's President Francois Hollande. Lion Air, Indonesia's largest private carrier and one...Show More Summary

Sarkozy Costs French Taxpayers $2.6M a Year

French President Francois Hollande is trying to fix the country's debt problems—but he's being foiled just a bit by his predecessor. French taxpayers spend $2.6 million a year, possibly more, on Nicolas Sarkozy's upkeep, Bloomberg reports. That's because former French presidents are entitled to an office, staff, and...

Socialism Not All It's Cracked Up To Be Makes Hollande Most Unpopular President In 32 Years

While the people of France voted for a wealth distributing tax-the-rich Socialist President, it appears Francois Hollande is not living up to his electorate's hope for change as his policies are increasingly seen as simply more of the...Show More Summary

Housing Construction in France Lowest in 50 Years; Hollande Responds With Measures to Support Building "For the Public Good"

Housing starts in France will fall to 280,000-300,000 in 2013, the lowest level in 50 years warns developer Nexity. The government wants 500,000 units per year. French president Francois Hollande thinks he knows the proper amount of houses that need to be built. Show More Summary

Tuesday Watch

Evening Headlin es Bloomb er g: Hollande Hostility Fuels Charm Offensive to Show He’s No Sarkozy. President Francois Hollande, the most-unpopular French leader in more than 30 years, is struggling to show supporters he’s not dipping into predecessor Nicolas Sarkozy’s playbook to reverse an economic slump. Show More Summary

France Unemployment Highest Since 1997

In the easy to see coming category (thanks to the socialist policies of French president Francois Hollande) French unemployment level hits 15-year high. Unemployment numbers in France rose by 43,000 in January to 3.16 million, an increase of 10.7 percent from last year, the labour ministry revealed on Tuesday. Show More Summary

Debt crisis: France puts brakes on austerity

``France will not introduce any further austerity measures this year but instead focus on spending cuts in 2014 to bring its deficit down to 3pc of GDP that year, French president Francois Hollande said on Saturday.'' -- How are spending cuts not austerity???

Justine Frangouli-Argyris: French Kiss

Yes, it is true, Francois Hollande went to Greece. Unfortunately, he had nothing of substance to offer the Greek people.

CEO Of American Tire Company Sends Letter Blasting French Workers For Being Overpaid, Lazy And Taking Long Lunch Breaks

Last May, French President Francois Hollande reorganized the Elysee to create a new position, the Minister of Transforming Productivity (in French, Ministère du Redressement Productif). The goal was to make French industry more competitive and efficient. Show More Summary

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