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“Dark Kitchen”: these 2.0 restaurants boosted by the health crisis
Many “virtual restaurants” have doubled their turnover since the start of the pandemic. In the economic slump caused by the health crisis, a branch of the restaurant industry is doing well. The “DarkKitchen– these restaurants without rooms and without servers whose dishes are distributed only via delivery platforms – are experiencing unprecedented enthusiasm. It is […]
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In the United Kingdom, a law to fight the gender pay gap
From this Thursday, companies with more than 250 employees will have to publish the average salaries of men and women as well as the gender breakdown by salary level. Will the wage gap between men and women be reduced across the Channel? A law that comes into force this Thursday in the United Kingdom could […]
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Brexit: “there are still negotiations”, underlines Clément Beaune
The Secretary of State is not afraid of a “chaoson January 1, but he advised businesses to continue their preparations for Brexit. As the Brexit deadline approaches, the French government is continuing its efforts to reach an agreement, Secretary of State for European Affairs Clément Beaune told France Inter this morning. “There are still negotiations, […]
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With the purchase of Simon & Schuster, Penguin reigns over publishing
Already the owner of Random House, Bertelsmann’s publishing subsidiary will sell a third of the books in the United States. ViacomCBS has found the buyer for its publishing subsidiary Simon & Schuster. The American media giant (CBS and MTV channels and Paramount film studios) confirmed on Wednesday information from the wall street journal that he […]
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Coal demand, driven by Asia, remains strong
China, which uses this highly polluting energy a lot, also uses it to fuel growing tensions with Australia. In November, 66 ships loaded with Australian coal, and more than a thousand sailors, remained for a long time blocked in front of Chinese ports, prevented from docking and delivering their goods. A way for Beijing to […]
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Prime time, a golden springboard for Macron
ANALYSIS – His speeches broke audience records and allowed the Head of State to correct his style. Emmanuel Macron operated a hold-up on the ratings. Even Mbappé, Griezmann and Pogba can no longer fight. So far, . But that was before. Tuesday evening before the last speech of the President of the Republic. Almost 33 […]
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Unemployment insurance: the new system would penalize 36,000 seniors
Unions and employers want to obtain the approval of their agreement from this government in order to begin relations with the next one from a position of strength. To do quickly. After negotiating last week, employers and unions hope to quickly put it to music. To come into force, the text must be translated into […]
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Wearing a mask, the main source of problems in planes between staff and passengers
Hostesses and stewards must frequently show pedagogy to enforce sanitary measures even if overall incivility is decreasing “60% of incivilities observed on board aircraft are due to a refusal to wear a mask” Air France recently calculated. At the beginning of July it was the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the government agency responsible for regulations […]
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Will lowering income tax help revive growth?
THE ECO SCAN/INTERVIEW – Tackling income tax seems to be the solution envisaged by the government to lower taxes, as François Hollande announced last week. Is this tax solution the most effective way to revive the zero growth of the second quarter? Explanations. “We are working on the subject, the President of the Republic will […]
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Publishing: Penguin Random House set to acquire Simon & Schuster
The publishing subsidiary of the German Bertelsmann is putting more than 2 billion dollars on the table to consolidate its rank as world leader. ViacomCBS would have found the purchaser of its activities in the Simon & Schuster edition. , the American media group, in the process of refocusing on audiovisual, would have signed with […]