
Examined in the Assembly, the first part of the finance bill (PLF) for next year is the subject of numerous amendments adopted by the deputies, affecting retirees, inheritances and overtime.
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Examination of the first part of the finance bill (PLF) for next year in the National Assembly.
Examined in a public session in the Assembly this week, the first part of the finance bill (PLF) for next year was the subject of thousands of amendments. Le Figaro takes stock of the main adopted ones during the discussions.
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Three days after violence and looting, the government presented this Tuesday new aid for affected traders, including a zero-interest loan of 50,000 euros, a support fund and tax facilities.

According to a note from the ECB, food inflation in the euro zone could rise again next year due to energy and weather shocks, threatening the purchasing power of households.

The Portuguese group Cerealis is in exclusive negotiations with the CVC Capital Partners fund to acquire Panzani, the French leader in pasta, creating a combined turnover of more than one billion euros.

Cooperative U is recalling boxes of cassoulet sold throughout France due to a labeling defect: they contain unlabeled tartiflette containing sulphites.

Faced with the violence and looting that affected more than 3,000 businesses last weekend, Axa CEO Thomas Buberl warned that insurers will not be able to cover future repeated damage, calling on the State to ensure security.
After the weekend's urban violence in France, more than 3,000 businesses were affected according to the government, with damage estimated at hundreds of millions of euros. Insurance intervenes under contractual conditions, while the State and communities announce emergency support measures, including exceptional funds and subsidized loans. The responsibility of the thugs remains difficult to establish criminally.