Latest Finance news and the economy of France
Originally scheduled for April 9th, 2020, the 2019 tax return is postponed to April 20th, due to the coronavirus crisis, announced Gérald Darmanin. A direct consequence of confinement. Tuesday 31st March 2020, Gérald Darmanin, Minister of Action and Public Accounts, announced that the 2019 tax return will be delayed. Initially scheduled for April 9th, it can be done online or on […]
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The organisers of the World Motor Show, traditionally held in October in Paris, announced the cancellation “in its current form” of the 2020 edition. The coronavirus health crisis is coupled with an unprecedented economic crisis. Monday 30th March 2020, the organizers of one of the biggest meetings in the automotive world, the World Motor Show, announced that the event […]
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Ouigo announces that the circulation of all its trains is suspended from this Friday 27th March 2020 and until further notice, due to the health crisis of the coronavirus. The Ouigo transport service announces the suspension of the circulation of its trains, this Friday 27th March 2020 and until further notice. A decision related to the evolution of the epidemic […]
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EPIDEMIC: Due to the coronavirus, the CAF is paying social benefits earlier in April, which represents a cash advance of 5 billion euros for the State In order not to penalize beneficiaries who have to withdraw their money from banks, whose operation may be disrupted due to the coronavirus, the payment of social benefits by the CAF, […]
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As of Monday 23rd March 2020, La Poste is limiting its services and concentrating on its “essential” activities. A reorganization that has an impact on the delivery of mail. It’s official: La Poste is reducing its services. Since the beginning of last week, the La Poste group has been faced with an internal staff management crisis due to […]
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AIRLINE: The reduction of “non-essential” travel everywhere in Europe is at the origin of this decision by Easyjet Like its competitor Ryanair, the British airline EasyJet announced this Friday a drastic reduction in its flights from March 24th, the consequence of the health crisis linked to the coronavirus. The carrier will only maintain a few connections to certain destinations, mainly […]
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MONEY: Although there shouldn’t be a shortage of cash, banking services could slow over the coronavirus confinement period Banks, which are part of essential businesses, remain open during confinement. All the usual services and operations are accessible, but players in the banking sector call for priority to remote solutions. If the agencies are open, some […]
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Qantas will stand down 20,000 staff for the next two months as the coronavirus pandemic continues to have a ‘devastating impact’ on the travel industry. The airline said in a statement to the ASX that it was also cutting scheduled international flights for the same period from late March until May. It comes in the […]
Continue ReadingPrimark has been forced to close 20% of its stores after European governments shut down high streets to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Lockdowns in Italy, France and Austria are expected to cost the budget retailer about £190 million over the next four weeks. Primark owner Associated British Food has said it has closed one […]
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To cope with the coronavirus epidemic that rages in France and around the world, the government has closed some businesses. Here is a list of what is closed or remains open. France at a standstill. Since midnight on Saturday 14th March 2020, all establishments open to the public have been closed due to coronavirus, responsible for 5,423 contaminations and […]
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