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Germany, Spain and Italy log output falls in first quarter, though France rebounded
Manufacturing index hits highest level since records began in 1997
CEO says he was ‘rational like Machiavelli’ in takeover fight with arch-rival that divided Paris
‘In late January, Macron’s scientific advisers recommended another lockdown. But he didn’t dare upset people’
Government shareholding in the airline could rise to 29.9%
With presidential elections next year, a far-right victory in the EU’s second-biggest economy would have huge consequences
Survey data suggest industrial strength may not be enough for bloc to avoid second pandemic-fuelled recession
Food sovereignty is a poor reason to reject Canadian bid for retailer Carrefour
Blocking of takeover of retailer by Canadian suitor gives the illusion of sovereignty
BPCE’s cash offer to buy out minority shareholders gives group €12.3bn market value
Output was resilient despite fresh lockdowns forced by pandemic’s resurgence
Luca de Meo claims technological edge over VW as he charts turnround after Carlos Ghosn
Tyremaker cuts costs in home market as pandemic adds to pressure from cheap imports
Paris was quick to provide cheap loans to businesses but is now assessing if more radical steps will be needed
Inflation stuck in negative territory for fourth month in a row
Hit to services sector heightens likelihood of double-dip downturn in fourth quarter
Paris plans to cut tariffs for early photovoltaic power projects it says generate ‘excessive profits’
Fresh social restrictions are likely to undermine recovery in the rest of the year
Services slowdown drags sentiment into contraction territory despite manufacturing gains
Bloc’s manufacturing rebound continues despite fresh cases, business sentiment surveys show
Luxury group says it is only pulling out of deal for Tiffany because the government asked it to
Ministers and trade unions outraged by plan to close Bridgestone tyre plant
Franck Riester also signals rethinking of globalisation in wake of coronavirus pandemic
Impact of pandemic on eurozone economy slightly less severe than first thought
Differences in how countries measured lockdown impact help explain disparity, economists say
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