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A cyberattack targeting Danfoss software caused refrigerator temperatures to be disrupted in several large retail chains in France, leading to massive food losses and the start of fires.
More than a hundred supermarkets in France, including Intermarché and Coopérative U, are affected by a cyberattack targeting Danfoss refrigeration systems, leading to inventory losses estimated at several million euros.

In the National Assembly, the finance committee removed the government measure providing for savings on the 10% tax reduction on retirement pensions for the 2027 budget.

The CGT is calling for a strike at TotalEnergies this Thursday to demand wage increases and job protection. At the same time, the analysis underlines that EDF's nuclear maintenance strategy remains independent of political pressures.

South Korea's container ship PanStar Acro returned to Busan after a test voyage to Europe via the Arctic shipping route, reducing sailing time and testing the route's viability in the face of disruptions in the Suez Canal.

Klaus Rader, German entrepreneur and co-founder of the L'Osteria and Vapiano restaurant chains, died on October 9 in a rally accident while driving a Porsche 911 GT3 RS. His Austrian co-driver Christina Ettel was seriously injured. L’Osteria paid tribute to him on Instagram, saluting his energy, his passion and his humanism.