Interview: “Making France a green and sovereign nation will go through industry” (Roland Lescure, Minister of Industry)
This year, Industry Week, which begins on Monday, will be an opportunity to focus on re-industrialisation ambitions in connection with the energy crisis. Roland Lescure, minister delegate in charge of industry in Bercy, explains exclusively to La Tribune how the government will act to help the many companies threatened by skyrocketing production costs. And to succeed with the green transition and the decarbonisation of French industry. He promises a European response to the protectionist measures taken in the US.
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Unemployment insurance: the government must present the outlines of its reform
The conditions for the new unemployment insurance reform are to be presented by Labor Minister Olivier Dussopt on Monday after several meetings with the trade unions. In particular, the written bill plans to adapt the duration of the compensation to the situation on the labor market.
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3.1 billion euros: FTX’s colossal debt to its 50 largest creditors
The cryptocurrency exchange, which filed for bankruptcy in mid-November, owes about $3.1 billion to its 50 largest creditors. A list and amount potentially destined to develop according to what appears in the strategic review of the assets of the group and its subsidiaries, launched by its new boss John Ray III. Still, if the entire cryptosystem is not in danger according to some experts, the bankruptcy of FTX has consequences for the other platforms, which have had to suspend certain withdrawals in recent days.
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Recruitment: Headhunters struggle to find managers
Faced with a labor market characterized by recruitment tensions or even shortages in certain sectors, specialized companies use all the weapons at their disposal to hunt candidates, at the risk of misjudging the “prey” and very often returning empty-handed.
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Disney: Former general manager Bob Iger quickly called back to restore momentum to the Enchanted Kingdom
Bob Iger (71) had left his place as general manager of Disney to Bob Chapek in 2020 after fifteen years in this position. The board recalled him to restore momentum in the company.
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BONUS ITEM: Armament: SCAF’s money is worth a deal between Airbus and Dassault
Good reading and have a nice day.
The editors at La Tribune
