After years of decline, nuclear is surging back into the spotlight amid the ongoing energy crisis. Could it prove to be the solution to Europe’s deep-rooted energy woes?

Since March 2020 when the global pandemic struck, France has been experiencing the worst health and economic crisis in decades. So how has Crédit Mutuel responded?

Shared by 14 countries across West and Central Africa, the CFA franc often divides opinion. Now, as opposition towards the controversial currency mounts, its future on the continent is being brought into question

In a challenging economic, political and social environment, the French banking sector must learn how to adapt in order to remain profitable and relevant

A political U-turn from French President Macron — apparently at the heart of the collapsed merger between Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Groupe Renault in early June — has added to the maelstrom of confusion for European mergers and acquisitions (M&A) practitioners 

French President Emmanuel Macron will scrap several proposed tax reforms following a series of violent protests across the country

Support for France’s youngest president continues to plummet as violence erupts in response to a proposed hike in fuel prices

The use of innovative technology across the banking sector is more ubiquitous than ever. However, new tools are only genuinely useful if they improve customer relationships

A long-winded dispute over Google’s tax arrangement has reached a conclusion, with a court ruling sparing the firm from paying a mammoth back tax bill

New forecasts predict France is on track to break EU budgetary rules, spelling out the scale of the task ahead for president-elect Emmanuel Macron

French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has drawn criticism for her plans to ditch the euro and revoke central bank independence if elected

Figures for June indicate strong service sector growth and a stagnant manufacturing sector for the French economy

French Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron wants Germany to augment its investment spending by €50bn by 2018

France’s budget cuts for 2015 are the biggest seen under President François Hollande, but they are not enough to meet EU demands

World Finance speaks to Gaspard Koenig, President of the think-tank GenerationLibre, to ask whether France deserves its economic reputation as the ‘sick man of Europe’