
Micron Technology grants up to 68 months of salary in bonuses to its Taiwanese employees to avoid a strike, while the Nice prosecutor's office opens a preliminary investigation against the Ligne d'Azur management company for embezzlement of public funds and EDF agents mobilize on September 15 against a proposed modification of their energy tariff.
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Micron Technology is an American memory chip giant. The Ligne d'Azur authority manages public transport in Nice and is the subject of several investigations this summer. EDF agents benefit from a regulated rate on their energy bill, an advantage called into question by the government.
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Up to 68 months of salary: chip giant Micron grants an XXL bonus to its employees to avoid a strike
Taiwanese employees of Micron Technology will be able to receive up to 68 months of salary in bonuses and remuneration, while unions threaten to strike.
Nice: opening of an investigation into misappropriation of public funds targeting the transport authority
Following a complaint filed by the AC!! association. Anti-Corruption, the Nice prosecutor's office has announced the opening of a preliminary investigation against the Ligne d'Azur management company, which has been entangled in various cases since this summer.
âEmployees can block sitesâ: EDF agents increase pressure to defend their status
STORY - This September 15, electricity and gas agents are mobilizing against a proposed change in the rules on the rate they benefit from on their energy bill. A totem that the executive seems determined to tackle.

More than nine million people took part in the ECB consultation on the design of future euro banknotes. Citizens can vote until September 21 on themes linked to European culture and nature to replace the current series.

The Kennedy Center in Washington, in the grip of major financial difficulties, is considering the closure of its main building. The board of directors, reshuffled by Donald Trump, must vote on this decision on Tuesday, against a backdrop of falling ticket sales.

Questioned on France 2, the Minister of Agriculture Annie Genevard promised rapid deployment before October 1 of the 1.3 billion euro aid plan intended for farmers affected by heatwave and drought.

The 48th edition of the IFTM exhibition opens in Paris on September 15, 2026, bringing together tourism professionals to face the challenges of climate, artificial intelligence and geopolitics.

TotalEnergies is launching a 10% discount on gas and electricity for its new customers. At the same time, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is initiating a consultation on the deindexation of pensions to restore public finances.

After its record profits, TotalEnergies is offering its new customers a 10% discount for three years on gas and electricity via a new online offer.