
Four experts propose the transfer of a significant part of health taxi expenses.
An explosive report proposes transferring several billion euros of spending from Social Security to mutual insurance companies, particularly concerning health taxis which cost 6.7 billion euros in 2024.
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Health taxis cost Health Insurance 6.7 billion euros in 2024.
Medical transport, sick leave, deductibles: an explosive report proposes to transfer several billion euros of expenses from Social Security to mutual insurance companies
EXCLUSIVE - Four experts propose the transfer of a “significant part” of health taxi expenses, which cost Health Insurance 6.7 billion euros in 2024.
France falls to 29th place (out of 44) in a world ranking of countries where it is good to retire
In 2014, France was still ranked 15th in the Global Retirement Index, carried out every year for 14 years by Natixis Investment Managers. A ranking again dominated this year by Norway, ahead of Ireland and the Netherlands.

Despite a decline in fundraising in 2025, French start-ups show good resilience according to the Banque de France, with losses falling and turnover up 11.6%.

The rules for combining employment and retirement will tighten from January 1, 2027 according to the Social Security financing law for 2026, aiming for 1.9 billion euros in savings by 2030 despite criticism.

The Arnault family plans to merge its holding companies in order to simplify the control structure and ensure the sustainability of its hold on the luxury group LVMH.

The TotalEnergies board of directors unanimously approved the renewal of the mandate of CEO Patrick Pouyanné, which will be submitted to the general meeting of May 2027.

Air France and SNCF are integrating OUIGO trains into their joint Train + Air offer for Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport, facilitating connections and guaranteeing rerouting in the event of delays.
This Friday, September 25, the tax authorities are regularizing income tax for millions of French taxpayers. Amounts of less than 300 euros are taken in one go, while higher amounts are spread in four installments.