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BHV Marais is in receivership and the Casino group is undergoing financial restructuring.
The BHV Marais, in receivership, was forced to close its doors earlier than planned this Monday.
The management of the Parisian department store invokes a temporary “administrative regularization” linked to an insurance issue.
Casino: Daniel Kretinsky reaches an agreement with creditors and establishes his domination over the distributor.
The debt will increase from 1.4 billion to 800 million euros. The Czech billionaire will increase his stake from 53% to 84.9% of the distributor, just renamed Plesio.

The BHV Marais department store in Paris is extending its closure this Thursday due to an insurance problem linked to its receivership, raising concerns among its 660 employees about a possible liquidation.

The French government is bringing together an exceptional salary monitoring committee with unions and employers to initiate a salary dynamic, structured around three stages ranging from the minimum wage to in-company negotiations.
The CGT estimates that 164 professional branches, covering more than 14 million employees, will have minimum wages below the minimum wage on December 1, 2026, after a 1.6% increase in the minimum wage. The union is demanding immediate sanctions and the opening of negotiations in all branches.

Nvidia's board could oust its co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang, who was involved in extramarital affairs, including one with a woman accused of spying for China. The stock fell nearly 8% after trading on Wednesday, and shareholders launched a class action.
On September 2, the Nanterre Economic Activities Court opened judicial liquidation proceedings against Riner Estate, a real estate company managed by Teddy Riner, at the request of the tax authorities claiming 244,789 euros. This case is in addition to other tax problems of the champion, in particular a recovery linked to a luxury car rental company confirmed by the administrative court of appeal of Versailles.
The CEO of Coopérative U, Dominique Schelcher, reports occasional fuel shortages in the north-east of France, aggravated by the low level of the Rhine. 19% of stations in the Grand Est are affected, pushing the government to consider new releases of stocks.