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Etsy Snags Parisian Startup in Largest Acquisition Yet
Etsy has scooped up 'A Little Market' -- a Paris-headquartered digital marketplace that also specializes in handmade crafts -- for a reported $100 million in cash and stock.
France Orders 2,000 Trains Too Wide for Station Platforms
Talk about being on the wrong side of the tracks. While we all make mistakes, France's latest eye-popping mishap should serve as a lesson in vigilance.
While Everyone Else Saw a Parasite, This Man Saw a Marketable Product
One entrepreneur aims to transform the sea snails that have overrun the waters in his fishing town from pest to delicacy.
Ladurée's Sweet Ascent: How a Fad Food Is Spawning an International Empire
The Holder family has turned the Parisian bakery Ladurée -- famous for its macarons -- into a global brand that's about to open its first American flagship and venture into ecommerce.
In France, Fresh Foods Have to Carry a Special Stamp So They Aren't Mistaken for Frozen
French Parliament approved legislation on Wednesday stating that restaurants must denote homemade cuisine on their menus with a special seal.
Angry Protesters Attack Uber Car in France
Be glad you weren't in this Uber car when French taxi drivers turned violent.
Kidnapping by Goodyear Workers Union Proves It's No Fun Being the Boss in France
As if the French president's plan to make companies pay ultra-high taxes on millionaire salaries weren't bad enough, businesses have to worry about kidnapping and extortion -- by their own workers.
France Approves 'Millionaire Tax' Targeting Businesses, Not Citizens
Business owners are fuming at a legalized super tax of roughly 75 percent on the portion of any salaries exceeding 1 million euros.