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		<title>Marks &amp; Spencer comeback in Paris</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Orphans ten years, Parisians are delighted to over 80% (according to a survey of figaro.fr) back on the Champs-Élysées of teaching English, founded 127 years ago. Although the 1400 m2 on three floors above are devoted to fashion, small radius supply more than a delight. 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Orphans ten years, Parisians are delighted to over 80% (according to a survey of figaro.fr) back on the Champs-Élysées of teaching English, founded 127 years ago. Although the 1400 m2 on three floors above are devoted to fashion, small radius supply more than a delight. </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#34;The Great Recession does not amount to a great vacation,&#34; says Professor Erik Hurst, University of Chicago, who with two other economists Mark Aguiar and Loukas Karabarbounis, conducted a study on &#34;the use of time during recessions &#34;(Time use DURING recessions, NBER). 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&quot;The Great Recession does not amount to a great vacation,&quot; says Professor Erik Hurst, University of Chicago, who with two other economists Mark Aguiar and Loukas Karabarbounis, conducted a study on &quot;the use of time during recessions &quot;(Time use DURING recessions, NBER). </p>
<p> Of the 260 million hours a week lost in the labor market between January 2007 and December 2010, some 92 million, over a third were employed in domestic work and child care. These figures come from the annual survey of the Federal Administration (Bureau of Labor) on how Americans spend their days.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[ By opening on Friday morning, the 4th Forum of Avignon on the culture and economy, Nicolas Sarkozy had some reassuring news in your pocket for professionals. For him, culture is a necessary good and, in these times of economic uncertainty, we must invest voluntarily. &#34;We have not cut the budgets of culture from three [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> By opening on Friday morning, the 4th Forum of Avignon on the culture and economy, Nicolas Sarkozy had some reassuring news in your pocket for professionals. For him, culture is a necessary good and, in these times of economic uncertainty, we must invest voluntarily. &quot;We have not cut the budgets of culture from three years of crisis. In contrast, the response of France to the crisis has gone through a massive investment in culture. In hard-hit areas, such as the Mosel and the North, we built the Beaubourg Metz, and the Louvre in Lens will be a success, &quot;he said. </p>
<p> Before an audience of cultural professionals, including the French publishers, Nicolas Sarkozy returned to the increase of 1.5 point in the reduced VAT rate on the physical book to bring it to 7% from 1 January <a href="http://cash-advance-nofax.com">cash advance america</a><!-- . -->.&quot;Paradoxically, this increase protects the area because all professionals have realized that it was in their interest to contribute to the effort to reduce deficits.&quot; But the head of state immediately announced a good news that has filled editors: &quot;From 1 January, we will apply the reduced VAT rate of 7% on digital books, because there is no reason that the same cultural property should be taxed differently if it is on a support physical or digital. I hope the Commission will not oppose this initiative. &quot;The alignment of VAT rates between the physical and the digital book (currently taxed at 19.6%) is the culmination of a struggle of several years.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Russia enters the WTO backwards. After eighteen years of fruitless negotiations, Russia will finally entering the World Trade Organization (WTO). The decision will be made official on 15 and 16 November during a ministerial meeting of the Organization, in Geneva, and should take full effect in the summer of 2012. 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Russia enters the WTO backwards. After eighteen years of fruitless negotiations, Russia will finally entering the World Trade Organization (WTO). The decision will be made official on 15 and 16 November during a ministerial meeting of the Organization, in Geneva, and should take full effect in the summer of 2012. </p>
<p> U.S. President Barack Obama has &quot;welcomed&quot; his counterpart, Dmitri Medvedev. Russia remains so far the only major power not to comply with multilateral trade rules. This advance, described the EU as &quot;a very important step for the Russian economy&quot; is, however, greeted with great discretion in Moscow. Vladimir Putin, who will return to Kremlin in 2012, has never hidden his lack of enthusiasm at the prospect of a liberalization of the Russian economy.Under the pretext of various sanitary, Moscow often blocks the European agri-food imports. Example, from November 15, German pigs suspected of receiving antibiotics, will be denied entry on Russian soil. &quot;Once in the WTO, Russia must change its practices,&quot; said the diplomat, however, is not no illusions. The Kremlin will find it hard to give up their protectionist habits. </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[ The clouds are gathering on the French economy. The Bank of France has released its forecast on Wednesday morning for the fourth quarter: it expects zero growth over the period. It has not changed its latest estimate for the third quarter from 0.1% growth. &#34;The projections show a continuation of the activity to maintain [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> The clouds are gathering on the French economy. The Bank of France has released its forecast on Wednesday morning for the fourth quarter: it expects zero growth over the period. It has not changed its latest estimate for the third quarter from 0.1% growth. &quot;The projections show a continuation of the activity to maintain its current level,&quot; said she. </p>
<p> The monetary institution observes that the business climate has deteriorated slightly in October in the industry (-1 point 96) and in services (1 point 95). In industry, the factories do not increase the use of production capacity. In addition, the order books are somewhat empty. In services, &quot;the outlook is geared towards a stable activity in the short term,&quot; analyzes the Bank of France <a href="http://us-fast-cash-now.com">us fast cash</a><!-- . -->.</p>
<p> The monthly survey of the Bank of France confirmed the slowdown in growth by some economists. In view of the evidence advanced PMI, France would be even already in recession, say the economists at JPMorgan. Another U.S. institution, BofA Merrill Lynch, believes that France is expected to decline 0.3% of its activity in the fourth quarter compared to the previous one, and not resume growth until late 2012. </p>
<p> So, if the average of analysts&#39; forecasts remains at 0.9% growth for the euro area in 2012, large banks have seen their shelves these days. On the downside. Exane BNP Paribas has drastically revised its analysis and expects zero growth next year to France, while in September it still expects growth of 1%.</p>
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		<title>The CAC 40 wait before the EU summit</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ The CAC 40 continues to change from red to green and from green to red since the opening. The benchmark index of the Paris oscillates around the equilibrium point at 3177 points, a few hours of the EU summit decisive for the future of the euro area. Differences persist between European leaders, diplomats quoted [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> The CAC 40 continues to change from red to green and from green to red since the opening. The benchmark index of the Paris oscillates around the equilibrium point at 3177 points, a few hours of the EU summit decisive for the future of the euro area. Differences persist between European leaders, diplomats quoted by AFP and could frepousser the signing of a major. The summit should help stabilize Greece in convincing the creditor banks to clear a portion of its debt (100 billion euros) to recapitalize the financial institutions that need it in return, and most importantly, to prevent contagion of the fire to Italy via an enhanced firewall in the euro area.</p>
<p> Knowing that the debt situation of Rome worries, even if the prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, seems to have succeeded in extremis to convince its ally the Northern League to accept a pension reform required by its European partners in exchange their solidarity. Thus, the Heads of State and Government of the euro area may call Wednesday the European Central Bank (ECB) to continue its purchases of bonds to support Italy and Spain, according to a draft of their summit conclusions which Germany said, however, disagree for now. </p>
<p> A meeting of finance ministers canceled
<p> Sign of the nervousness that dominates in Brussels: a meeting of EU finance ministers considered a prelude to the Summit of Heads of State and Government of Europe has been canceled.The meeting, originally convened at the request of countries outside the euro area to increase coordination with the countries of the euro, was removed from the agenda because some details of the discussions were not yet finalized, said several sources. </p>
<p> Furthermore, doubts remain about the effectiveness of the EU. &quot;The European plan should improve the situation, but it will be nearly enough to end the crisis,&quot; summarized Douglas Elliot, the pole of economic studies at Brookings Institution. Clearly, all eyes are now turned towards Brussels. Prime Minister François Fillon asked Tuesday the issues preventing a failure &quot;could push the European continent to unknown lands.&quot; </p>
<p> On the macroeconomic front, in France, INSEE will publish its economic survey for the month of October in the morning.For its part, the euro appears to balance against the U.S. dollar, rising 0.08% to 1.3921 dollars. </p>
<p> Values ​​to follow
<p> • The banking sector, with Societe Generale (0.29% to 19.1 euros), BNP Paribas (-0.4% to 30 <a href="http://payday-loans-i.com">paydayloans</a><!-- . -->.66 euros) and Credit Agricole (-0.2% to 4.9 euros) is under the spotlight as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is considering taking part in a special investment vehicle that would be created by the European Financial Stability (EFSF). Although no decision has yet been made, officials said yesterday the euro area. </p>
<p> • PSA Peugeot Citroen (-2.4% to 16.45 euros) shows the largest decrease in the ACC after the revisions of its performance targets.The automaker, suffering from difficulties in the European market, also announced a plan for additional savings for 2012 of EUR 800 million which should have consequences for employment. The group also announced a new investment the order of 530 million euros in Brazil. </p>
<p> • Saint-Gobain (-2.2% to 32.2 euros) confirmed its 2011 objectives despite the deterioration in economic conditions which could lead to slower growth in the fourth quarter of the group.</p>
<p> • Ingenico (4.28% to 28.28 euros) estimated that the turmoil in the economy does not question its forecast for 2011, thanks to particularly strong sales growth in emerging and Europe, but the manufacturer of payment terminals has remained silent on the year 2012. </p>
<p> • Mersen (2.9% to 29 euros) which confirmed its 2011 objectives, supported by strong solar activity, and Asia, said he was careful, however, for 2012 due to economic climate remains uncertain. </p>
<p> • Lafuma (0.31% to 16 euros) confirmed its earnings targets for the year 2010-2011 following a growth of 1.7% of its turnover in respect of all of its financial year fiscal. </p>
<p> • JCDecaux (-0.34% to 19.22 euros) has renewed its contract to operate advertising space of the two airports of Lyon for a period of ten years.&quot;With more than 8 million passengers and 50 airlines serving 120 destinations direct airport Lyon Saint-Exupery Airport is the second French region&#39;s busiest,&quot; the group said in a statement. </p>
<p> • Danone (-0.1% to 47.9 euros) French giant Danone Agri-Food announced Wednesday the upcoming cancellation of 6.6 million of its own shares, representing 1.02% of its capital. These actions were originally intended to reward deserving employees through a stock option program, abandoned in October 2009. </p>
<p> • Air Liquide (-0.99% to 91.21 euros) on Wednesday released a turnover up 4.9% to 3.6 billion euros in the third quarter, a level of growth slowed due in an unfavorable comparison base and a slowdown in some markets. </p>
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		<title>Wall Street ends week on a positive note</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ The U.S. stock markets, ended sharply higher on Friday: the Dow Jones gained 2.31% to 11,808.79 points, the S &#38; P 500 1.88% to 1238.25 points. Thursday already, the New York Stock Exchange ended without direction. The Nasdaq was in turn awarded 1.49% to 2637.46 points. Over the whole week, the Dow and the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> The U.S. stock markets, ended sharply higher on Friday: the Dow Jones gained 2.31% to 11,808.79 points, the S &amp; P 500 1.88% to 1238.25 points. Thursday already, the New York Stock Exchange ended without direction. The Nasdaq was in turn awarded 1.49% to 2637.46 points. Over the whole week, the Dow and the S &amp; P rose by 1.3% and 1.1% but the Nasdaq fell 1.1%. </p>
<p> Buoyed by the performance of large U.S. companies, the market will also confident about the progress of the sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone as EU leaders have pledged to agree on a solution by Wednesday. Sunday will begin a crucial summit and Paris and Berlin have announced that Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel will hold talks in Brussels the day before to prepare an &quot;ambitious and comprehensive response&quot; to the crisis.Concrete measures will be considered Sunday to be adopted during a second peak &quot;no later than Wednesday.&quot; </p>
<p> Discussions will focus on how to increase the capacity of the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF), but also on the rescue of Greece. Meanwhile, in Greece, the anti-austerity continues. A new law has been de rigueur in the Greek Parliament voted Thursday. This Friday night, the euro area has announced its approval of the sixth tranche of aid to Greece scheduled in the first rescue plan adopted last year. Remains the green light from the IMF co-finance the loan. </p>
<p> Summit high risk in Europe
<p> For many observers, however, profound differences remain between France and Germany. &quot;There is no joint proposal&quot; European at the moment, has acknowledged Thursday the German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble.For his part, President of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso called on Europeans to &quot;compromise&quot; to reach decisions &quot;resolved&quot; and &quot;immediate.&quot; </p>
<p> Another failure might further undermine investor confidence in the ability of Europeans to fight effectively against the debt crisis. They would now have a highly sensitive situation at the G20 to be held in early November. </p>
<p> Pressure rating agencies
<p> Rating agencies are increasing the pressure on the euro area. After Moody&#39;s, S &amp; P raised doubts about the AAA rating of the long-term debt of France.The agency suggests a probable degradation of notes France, Spain, Italy, Ireland and Portugal according to economic conditions. </p>
<p> On the macroeconomic front there was no major indicator not on the agenda of U.S. investors <a href="http://payday-badcredit.com">no credit check payday loans</a><!-- . -->. </p>
<p> On the foreign exchange market, the euro lost ground to 1.3893 dollars against 1.3772 dollars on Thursday night. Oil prices ended in a disorganized after rising following the announcement of the disappearance of the former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. The barrel of &quot;light sweet crude&quot; for December delivery gained $ 1.33 to 87.40 dollars on the New York Mercantile Exchange. On the week, won 60 cents per barrel.In London, a barrel of Brent North Sea crude for December delivery lost 20 cents to 109.56 dollars on the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE). </p>
<p> Earnings rise for McDonald&#39;s and Microsoft
<p> The side of values, General Electric (-1.92% to 16.31 dollars) announced Friday that it saw its net profit rise by 18% in the third quarter to $ 2.4 billion, in line with market expectations and announced an increase to rely on double-digit earnings per share in 2012. </p>
<p> Verizon Communications (0.86% to 37.42 dollars) recorded a profit in the third quarter of $ 1.38 billion, against 659 million (23 cents) a year earlier. The turnover registered at 27.9 billion against $ 26.5 billion over the same period a year ago. </p>
<p> Honeyell (5.82% to 51.28 dollars) has announced a 45% increase in net profit in the third quarter to 862 million.</p>
<p> The world&#39;s leading fast food McDonald&#39;s (3.72% to 92.32 dollars), reported a net income above expectations at 1.51 billion dollars against 1.39 billion a year earlier. </p>
<p> Schlumberger (-0.90% to 67.38 dollars), worldwide leader of services to the oil industry, announced a profit lower than expected in the third quarter, with $ 1.3 billion (96 cents per share) against a , 7 billion ($ 1.38 per share) a year earlier. </p>
<p> After the close Thursday, Microsoft (0.44% to 27.16 dollars) issued for the first quarter, revenues of $ 17.4 billion, up 7% year on year. Net income reached 5.74 billion, up 6%, while earnings per share rose 10% to $ 0.68.</p>
<p> Capital One Financial (6.94% to 43.29 dollars) issued for the third quarter net income of $ 813 million against 803 million last year and 911 million in the second quarter. </p>
<p> Note also, from Monday, October 24, the company Groupon, which specializes in online distribution of discount coupons for shopping in local markets, should do its IPO on the basis of a valuation from October to December billion. However, it is far from the capitalization of 15 to 20 billion, of which Andrew Mason, founder of the company was still dreaming in June. </p>
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<p> DSK The case began on Twitter, May 14, fed news headlines, news sites, televisions and radios throughout the summer and peaked at 20 hours of TF1 in the DSK interview by Claire Chazal, September 18. More than 12 million viewers were then followed this high mass. On this new chronology of the information examined Observatory Orange Terrafemina, which reveals the results of his study Tuesday morning. </p>
<p> Based on quantitative data from the CSA institute and a panel composed of eight women TreizearticlesWebLab, the Observatory has dissected the new report passionate and uninhibited qu&#39;entretiennent now the French with the information. </p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Europeans &quot;must act quickly&quot; to the risk of contagion from the crisis in Greece, launched on Thursday the U.S. president during a press conference in the White House, largely devoted to the difficulties of the U.S. economy. &quot;There is a G20 coming in November&quot; in France, said Barack Obama. &quot;I really hope that the next summit, they will have an action plan clear and concrete that will be up,&quot; he said, after warning that &quot;the problems that Europe is going through could have a very real effect on our economy, when it is already weakened. &quot; </p>
<p> The U.S. president also defended the stimulus package he presented to Congress a month ago, ensuring that the plan &quot;will help us guard against a further decline in activity if the situation were to worsen in Europe &quot;.The plan &quot;will support economic growth, he put people back to work,&quot; he added, while the Senate is to decide next week on the proposed $ 447 billion, already described as &quot;dead&quot; by the opposition Republican majority in the House. &quot;Unless we act, the opposite will happen: there will be fewer jobs, less growth,&quot; warned the president. </p>
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		<title>The interim, a good way for young insertion</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ The Acting springboard to employment or siding? To find out, the Prism, employers&#39; federation which includes 600 companies and 90% of the turnover of the sector, followed two years of 5000 interim recruited in January 2009. For 82% of them, the use of temporary was &#34;to find a solution quickly&#34;, even if that allowing [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> The Acting springboard to employment or siding? To find out, the Prism, employers&#39; federation which includes 600 companies and 90% of the turnover of the sector, followed two years of 5000 interim recruited in January 2009. For 82% of them, the use of temporary was &quot;to find a solution quickly&quot;, even if that allowing young people to gain work experience. It was just a &quot;lifestyle choice&quot; for 18% of the cohort. </p>
<p> Two years later, one in three still working as a temp. Less than one in five advanced employment center, 21% landed a CDI, CDD a 15%, 3% have returned to school and 2% left the labor market. During the period, &quot;29% have experienced the CDI at least once,&quot; says the prism, and 38% had access to a CSD.&quot;In a period that was terrible, you get a good figure, says Arnaud de la Tour, president of Prism. This is proof that the interim is not a trap insecurity. &quot;The young are doing well. </p>
<p> Nearly one out of two after two years in CDI or CDD, as against 23% still acting. &quot;The acting is a means of integration into social and working life allowing them to move,&quot; Judge Arnold of the Tower. </p>
<p> Ensure the transition periods
<p> Following this study, the Prism has established six key patterns of agency of all ages. 24% of them are &quot;acting career&quot; that are not seeking permanent but build their lives at the mercy missions.19% have &quot;paths encountered&quot; alternating tasks, periods of unemployment, sick leave, minimum social &#8230; The young, qualified and looking to get a firm foothold, make up the third block and is 17%. </p>
<p> Then there are the 16% who see in the interim how to ensure the transition periods between CDI, or as a means of conversion. The fifth group consists of people who want to keep their independence and get rich from others. These are often temporary &quot;in the second half of career&quot;, graduates or students. Finally, 4% are foreigners and the interim use as &quot;a process of professional integration.&quot; </p>
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<p> Employment center provides 5,000 more unemployed in 2011
<p> Employment center Tuesday revised its forecast of employment and unemployment. With growth of 1.7% in 2011, the economy should create 130,000 jobs this year, 33,900 more than in the first half.A shift is expected in 2012, where between 101,000 and 126,000 new jobs are anticipated. &quot;The slowdown in job creation combined with the dynamism of the labor force should not be allowed to initiate a decline in unemployment,&quot; warns employment center. The number of unemployed is expected to increase this year of 5000 in category A (there is already at 32,000) and 78,000 in A, B and C (102 700). If growth remains at 1.7% in 2012, employment center predicts a decline of 5,000 unemployed and 12,000 A in A, B and C. If it drops to 1.4%, it will be an increase of 27,000 in A and 35 000 in A, B and C. </p>
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