Infidelity: 5 signs that should alert according to a private detective
Nearly one in two French people (49%) believe they have been the victim of infidelity at least once in their life, according to the Gleeden Observatory of Infidelity published by Ifop in 2013. Among...
Covid-19: the departments where a new dose of vaccine could be a solution
As summer approaches, the Covid-19 already seems to be ancient history. Indeed, since May 16, the mask is no longer mandatory in public transport. There are now almost no health restrictions imposed on the...
Who is Germain Gaiffe, the “butcher of Montauban”, legislative candidate?
On his campaign poster, he already makes the “V” for victory with his fingers. But Germain Gaiffe, legislative candidate in the 2nd constituency of Vaucluse under the banner of the “Sovereign People”, does not...
Holidays of the Presidents of the Republic: these luxurious places in which they went
Summer vacation is fast approaching. If they officially start on July 7, 2022 for all school zones, not everyone will be able to enjoy this summer period in the same way, starting with the...
Which cities in France have the most wealth?
Do you know what it is to be rich? Perhaps it is easier to identify what poverty is; this being regularly documented and quantified in France. There is indeed a poverty line, set at...
Summer holidays 2022: budget, reservations… What are the French planning?
The explosion of consumer prices will not get the better of the French summer holidays. After booking records during the last Ascension weekend, the summer holidays promise to be just as busy for tourism...
Power cuts and fuel shortages: should we worry about our summer?
Right now, it's hard to be optimistic about the situation. Skyrocketing gasoline prices, rising energy bills… Ukraine's war-induced energy crisis is far from over. In any case, this is the speech made by Fatih...
Summer holidays: do you know the 20 most popular French beaches?
Summer vacation is fast approaching! This 2022 summer season, eagerly awaited by the tourist world, has already begun. Sector professionals hope that the months of July and August will be synonymous with a return...
Earthquakes: which French departments are most at risk?
Earthquakes, tsunamis… When we think of natural disasters, it is often distant, exotic countries, or even our overseas territories that come to mind.But if the seismic activity is moderate in Europe, and in France,...
Emergency crisis: the departments most affected
Due to a lack of personnel, the emergency services are facing an unprecedented crisis. The cause: the hospital is facing "many non-renewed contracts while the number of patients has increased by 50% in two...
Loans, elections… Everything that changes in June
June is no exception to the rule. In the coming weeks, the daily life of French women and men should experience some changes. The next deadline that should impact the greatest number is political,...
Who are the 3 French people in the ranking of the 100 most influential...
Adele, Rafael Nadal, Keanu Reeves… These personalities appear in the annual list of the most influential people in the world according to Le Time. The magazine, which is one of the main news media...
Covid-19: scientists’ best and worst scenarios until 2027
Is the pandemic finally behind us, or should we still expect the worst? Crisis exit scenarios seem to be emerging, but the Covid-19 is not beaten. The arrival of new, more contagious and more...
Promotion Strategy Definition? 2022 as perceived by B2B Experts!
The way B2B companies are building relationships with vendors, retailers and manufacturers in the 2020’s is changing. Today, your clients expect a personalized, seamless experience, teeming with benefits. So how can you and your...
Outdoor Retailers show they are moving to Utah despite threats of boycott
The Outdoor Retailer trade fair will be moving to Salt Lake City next year from Denver despite threats by environmental groups and large-name recreation companies of boycotting, the organizer announced Wednesday.
Critics say that the...
Energy agency: Ten steps to save 2.7M barrels per day
According to the International Energy Agency, the world could reduce oil demand by 2.7 millions barrels per day by cutting back on plane and car travel. This would help ease the supply crunch that...
Unrest in Europe is caused by high energy prices
Unrest is stoking in Europe with Spain sending more than 23,000 officers to Spain's truckers strike on Friday, and France and Greece blocking traffic as a result.
Russia's war against Ukraine has pushed up oil and natural gas...
Chris Cuomo demands $125 million to pay for the ‘unlawful firing’ of CNN employees
Chris Cuomo would like an arbitrator award him $125million for his firing by CNN. He claims that his bosses knew exactly how he advised his brother, the former governor of New York. Andrew Cuomo suggested...
Intel unveils $88B chipmaking expansion plan for Europe
Intel, the U.S. chipmaker, announced Tuesday plans to invest as high as 80 billion euros ($88billion) in Europe as part of an ambitious expansion to correct imbalances in Europe's semiconductor industry. This is to...
BMW and VW warn about shortages in Ukraine from parts suppliers
BMW and Volkswagen have warned that Russia's invasion in Ukraine has caused shortages of vital components. They are reducing vehicle production in Europe.
Two German carmakers stated that the war is having "negative" effects on auto supply...
The EPA plan would reduce downwind pollution from power stations
The Environmental Protection Agency proposes a plan to reduce smokestack emissions and industrial sources that pollute downwind areas.
Friday's federal plan is designed to assist more than 22 states in meeting their Clean Air Act...
Shell declares it will no longer buy Russian oil and natural gas
Shell announced Tuesday that it would no longer buy Russian oil. This was after Ukrainian officials criticised Shell for purchasing crude oil from Moscow. They also demanded that all multinational corporations cut ties with Russia...
What does an American ban on Russian oil do?
Russia is intensifying its war against Ukraine, killing civilians, and triggering a massive refugee crisis. The U.S. has announced that it will ban imports of Russian oil from the country.
An embargo that includes all...
What does Ukraine’s invasion of Ukraine mean for energy bills
While gunfire was heard in Ukraine's capital city, natural gas continued to flow normally through major pipelines linking Russia and Europe on Friday. However, the invasion and associated sanctions cast a shadow over long-standing energy ties for...
Amazon’s rising advertising costs are causing small businesses to feel the pinch.
To stay competitive on Amazon's Marketplace, sellers spend more on advertising.One of the many things Bernie Thompson has witnessed change in his computer-accessories business is the cost of advertising on Amazon. Plugable, a business that...
Coca-Cola introduces a limited-time Coca-Cola Starlight product
The new soda will be on shelves starting February 21Beverage giant Coca-Cola has announced that it will introduce a limited-time beverage called Coca-Cola Starlight.
According to Market Watch , the new beverage will be on North American shelves...
Bipartisan pair say voters want Congress not to trade stocks; leaders are open to...
Top Democrats in Congress are signaling that Congress may vote soon to ban individual stock traders from the legislature. This is despite pressure from rank-and-file members of both parties, who argue that the idea is...
House approves bill to ease budget pressures on Postal Service
Congress would eliminate burdensome budget requirements that have contributed to the Postal Service's deep debt. It would also require the Postal Service to continue delivering mail six times per week, as required by bipartisan...
Starbucks fires 7 unionists in Memphis, citing safety
Starbucks fired seven employees from an attempt to unionize a Memphis store.
Seattle's coffee giant, Starbucks, stated Tuesday that employees broke company policy by opening a store after it closed and inviting outsiders to move...
Stocks close higher and bond yields reach prepandemic highs
Wall Street saw stocks rise Tuesday thanks to Wall Street banks and technology companies. The market rebounded from an earlier slide and more than made up for its losses the previous day.
After being down...
Sundar Pichai puts Google’s Web3 ambitions in the cloud
Alphabet, Google's parent company is not planning to lose the Web3 race.
Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, explained that the Cloud team at Google is currently looking into how new products could be...
Eddy Naim, a new Naked Winemaker of Lebanon, is named the winner
Chateau Qanafar's winemaker received the award from Naked Wines. This online wine retailer supports hundreds of winemakers in their efforts to create unique wines using a crowd-funding model.France's Denis Crespo and David Tofterup from Spain...
Credit Suisse: Ford Earnings: There’s a Beat in the Making
The auto industry is going through one of the biggest transformations in its history. Auto design has seen a shift in the wake of the rise of EVs, and autonomous vehicles.
It's obvious that legacy automakers...
Amazon’s advertising revenues are $31 billion per year
Amazon announced Thursday how large its advertising business is. According to its fourth quarter earnings statement, it generated $31.2 billion in revenue and saw fourth-quarter sales rise 32%.
This disclosure comes after years of Amazon investing heavily in...
Travel groups would like to eliminate the US entry testing requirement
DALLAS -- Tourism and airline groups are working together to get rid of the requirement that international travelers submit a negative COVID-19 test before they board a U.S. bound plane.
They feel that the testing...
Wall Street stocks rise, extending their weekly gains
Wall Street traders had another uneventful day, but Wednesday saw more gains as investors remained positive after the latest earnings reports from companies.
After briefly being in the red during the first part of the...
Another record-breaking year of inflation in 19 euro-using countries
FRANKFURT (Germany) -- For the third consecutive month, inflation caused by high oil prices reached record levels in Europe, causing further pain for consumers and raising questions about the European Central Bank's future plans.
According to Eurostat,...
Caution from OPEC+ Producers to Keep Oil Prices High
FRANKFURT (Germany) -- The oil cartel OPEC, along with allied producing countries, is sticking to cautious increases in oil sent to the global economy. This decision will support prices which are at seven-year highs,...
Pandemic opens doors for entrepreneurs
NEW YORK - As the coronavirus pandemic opens up opportunities for some entrepreneurs, the number of Americans who want to start their own businesses is increasing.
There are many reasons why people start businesses. Some...
FBI confirms that it purchased spyware from Israel’s NSO Group
WASHINGTON -- The FBI confirmed the purchase of NSO Group's powerful spyware program Pegasus. This tool has been used to repeatedly spy on journalists and dissidents, as well as human rights activists, for years. It...