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For many employees of EDF, is the safety of nuclear plants is at stake They are concerned about an internal memo released Saturday by Le Parisien in France today, which aims to increase the maximum working in nuclear plants during "outages", those moments during which the reactors are closed, including maintenance.

During these periods unprofitable, EDF would indeed be able to quickly restart the reactor by its employees to work harder. The letter dated May 10 and addressed by the deputy director of EDF's nuclear generation, Philippe Druelle, each plant manager, and plans "to request exceptions to the limits to working with the inspectors work" or Regional Labour Directorate. EDF would like to apply a measure "by the summer of 211".

The project raises the ire of unions and employees' concerns. "EDF is organized to legalize abuses Hourly unacceptable and dangerous for employees and therefore nuclear safety," said the CGT. "EDF wants to push through and have hands on working time of its executives, including weekends and holidays, creating a zone of lawlessness, without any legislation on the organization of work "added the daily Annie Thebaud-Mony, director of research at Inserm.

Decreased alertness

While these periods of outages, which usually last from one to three months, is already reflected by an increased pace of work ranging from simple to double, with penalty of night and weekend , employees are concerned about the consequences of such change on their health and efficiency."We do work twelve hours or more is absurd, evidenced by a technical framework of the Chinon power plant. Beyond a certain limit, we can no longer be vigilant to 100% payday loans. " "I do my work carefully so as not to endanger the operation of the site. But it is already to the detriment of my health. Nationally, it is impossible to continue at this pace without consequence, "said another engineer of the Central Blayais in the Gironde.

For its part, EDF denies wanting to increase the working hours of employees. "This is a misunderstanding. [...] It will never matter to executives working 78 hours per week. This is contrary to the values ​​of a responsible nuclear operator, has defended Bernard Lassus, director of human resources group in the columns of Le Parisien – Aujourd'hui en France.This ensures that the meetings with the general direction of work aimed instead to "clarify the organization of work", so as to "allow executives to take their daily rest period of 11 hours."

A technician Areva denounces inadequate security at the Hague

A retired technician from the treatment plant of La Hague nuclear waste warned Wednesday against the "inadequate security" site, which is home to one of the largest volumes of radioactive material in the world. Heard by the Local Information (CLI) of the site, he defended the idea that Areva is expected to build a "cathedral of concrete" against possible projectiles, when the site is currently protected by a "simple metal siding. For if a projectile reaches the pools, which contain the equivalent release of 100 reactors, "it would be worse than Fukushima," he said.For its part, Areva believes that site security is already assured by the existence of contingency plans in case of overflight of the plant.

The members of the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of the United States (Fed) are unanimous: the inflation in their country is only "temporary." This consensus on the issue of price is clear from the minutes of the meeting held on 26 and 27 April. "Participants generally expected that the higher level of inflation would be a passenger," says the Fed on Wednesday.

According to the latter, "that forecast was based in part on a projection that the curve of changes in commodity prices would flatten out and the belief that inflation expectations remain stable longer term." As a reminder, the Fed on a table in 2011 inflation in the United States between 2.1 and 2.8% this year.In April, she displayed an increase of 3.2% over one year and 1.3% excluding food and energy.

Participants in that meeting had in fact echoed the boss of the Central Bank, Ben Bernanke. In early April, he had described the current surge in prices of "transient". Remarks which had so angered the American press which noted the difference between the Fed and the general public is faced with higher prices at the pump in a fixed wage.

Liquidate assets

Inflation, which was at the heart of discussions at that meeting led to another consensus on the need for further monetary policy support the economy until at least late June. The main rate by the Fed remains close to zero.

Citing how the monetary institution should withdraw that support when the time comes, most leaders of the U.S. Federal Reserve agreed that it will take it winds up its portfolio in the medium term and that priority was separate assets linked to mortgages. "Many of these participants also expressed their preference for such assignments are relatively progressive," it added.

On Wall Street, markets mostly hold these discussions "should not be perceived as a sign that the Fed is preparing to raise rates." The Dow Jones, who played in a small increase before the publication of the report, closing with a gain of 0.65% at 12,560 points.

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The purchase marks the final small-flowered happens next June 30th. But in his interview in The Tribunevendredi, president of Yoplait Lucien Fa remains confident about its future within the group. It would even be based on General Mills, the future owner of the French brand, to expand abroad, especially in emerging countries. Said Lucien Fa are even willing to adjust the income and price to new consumers. "Dairy products are among the few categories of food products in real growth in these countries because, in addition to the taste and the health aspect, they are convenient to use and relatively cheap," said Lucien Fa

Yet General Mills, is not well known on the international market, carrying nearly 80% of its business in North America.But that does not worry the president of Yoplait, convinced that the American group did not have a good vision of the international market. "The interest of General Mills is to keep the factories in France and the research center, even to consider deploying more in the world," said Lucien Fa La Tribune totally free credit score.

Direct competition with Danone

The president of Yoplait also said to be reducing the gap between brand (7% global market yoghurt) Group Danone, the world leader (21%). "The Chinese have moved from a consumption of 0.3 to 2 kg per capita per year in ten years, while the French consume 35 kilograms, imagine the potential!" He added.

At the general meeting of shareholders on Thursday, Danone CEO Franck Riboud also addressed the question of redemption of its direct competitor by the group General Mills."This operation does not change anything because we were competing in every country in the world with these two actors," he said, noting that General Mills has been the franchise of Yoplait USA.

The return of the long weekend of Easter is prudence in the Paris Bourse. Closed since Friday, the latter has only indication for a mixed close on Wall Street Monday and wait very pronounced in Asia on Tuesday morning. The Cac 40, which had just managed to stay above the figure of 4,000 points on Thursday, started on a slight decline from 0.19% to 4014.29 points. But the trend was reversed in late morning. A trend that has strengthened over the meeting, the Cac 40 ended the session on a gain of 0.55% to 4045.29 points.

Even movement on other European markets: the London Stock Exchange up 0.83% to 6068.06 points and the German Dax-30 rose 0.85% to 7357.40 points.

Publications Burst

As expected, the meeting was very volatile, while many major publications are expected in the United States.The Case-Shiller housing index fell further in February (-1.1%) compared to January, its eighth consecutive month of decline, and also shows a decline of 3.3% compared to February 2010 . Analysts polled by Reuters on average expected a decline of 1.0% a month on another after -1.1% in January (revised from -1.0%), and 3.3% of year to year. Conversely, the consumer sentiment starts again from the front, but off its sharp drop the previous month.

On Wednesday, markets will pay close attention to durable goods orders and especially the Fed decision on rates. Thursday will be marked by the first estimate of U.S. GDP in the first quarter, while Friday is expected the Chicago PMI.

Side business publications, many American trucks reveal their quarterly earnings, including 3M, Amazon, Ford, Microsoft, or Caterpillar.The French will not be left with, among others, Renault, Seb, Klepierre, Bull, Safran, Saint Gobain and Total.

Side currency, the euro lost ground against the dollar on Tuesday. By late morning in Paris, the euro bought 1.4609 dollars against 1.4572 dollars late Monday.For their part, oil prices retreated in Asian electronic trading, a barrel of light sweet crude for June delivery lost 91 cents to 111.37 dollars and that of Brent North Sea falling by 66 cents to 123 dollars.

Air Liquide is better than expected

Michelin: + 5.10% to 66.95 euros (largest increase in the ACC)

The group said Thursday it would raise its target volume growth throughout the year if sales continue at levels experienced in the first quarter, which was marked by a turnover in excess of expectations.

Renault: + 2.72% to 39.44 euros

Nissan, the partner of the manufacturer, said Tuesday that its production in Japan would fall by nearly 60% in April 2011 over April 2010.Moreover, the South Korean affiliate of French (Renault Samsung) and Hyundai Motor will recall over 100,000 vehicles because of manufacturing defects, said Monday the Department of Transportation in Seoul.

Despite these announcements, the manufacturer is among the highest increases in the CAC 40.Peugeot is also well oriented with a gain of 3.96% to 30.34 euros.

Areva unchanged at 31.05 euros, GDF Suez: + 0.63% to 27.32 euros

Both groups must announce within weeks a partnership in offshore wind to meet a tender of 10 billion euros to be launched in France in May, reported Tuesday the daily Les Echos.

Saffron: + 1.83% to 24.49 euros

Six years after the founding merger between Snecma and Sagem, Safran Thursday changed its governance to return to a traditional organization, the Chief Executive Jean-Paul Herteman becoming CEO

Air Liquide: + 0.50% to 98.39 euros

The group announced Tuesday a turnover of more than-expected first quarter and confirmed its forecast an increase in net profit this year.World number one industrial gas produced a quarterly revenue of 3.543 billion euros, up 8.8% excluding currency and natural gas.The only gas and services division posted growth of 11.4% on a comparable basis to 3.185 billion.

Technip: + 0.52% to 76.80 euros

The group won, through its subsidiary, KTI, a contract for ten superheated steam generators for the first phase of an oil sands project in Canada.

Scor: + 1.98% to 19.80 euros

The French reinsurer acquired Transamerica Re, the U.S. division of the business mortality Dutch insurer Aegon, for 630 million euros, becoming the second life reinsurer in the U.S., according to a statement.

Eurazeo: -0.26% to 56.65 euros, OFI Private Equity Capital: 12.91% + 10.41 EUR

The investment company said Tuesday the acquisition for 132 million euros of OFI Private Equity Capital, an investment company that specializes in French SMEs currently controlled by the mutual insurance group Macif.

Biomerieux: + 0.37% to 73.56 euros

The group published a turnover up 3.5% in the first quarter.

Valeo: 1.61% to 42.36 euros

The group said Thursday sales rose sharply in the first quarter and said he was confident he will continue to grow faster than the market in 2011, but did not detail his ambitions for the full year.

ADP: + 0.46% to 63.64 euros

The group said they had been exploring the possible sale of the control group Alyzia specialized in ground handling operations for airlines and airport security.

First A380 to Montreal

Air France-KLM: + 1.17% to 11.63 euros

The first Airbus A380 carrying the scheduled Air France between Paris and Montreal landed Friday at the PE airportMontreal Trudeau.

Europacorp: – 8.17% to 4.37 euros

The group has once again launched Thursday a warning on its results 2010-2011, warning that the expected loss for the year would be greater than those anticipated by the market, partly because of new provisions.

L'Oreal: -0.02% to 85.66 euros

The general meeting of shareholders on Friday renewed almost unanimously the appointment as director of the heiress Liliane Bettencourt group, 88 years, for a period of four years.

Without the mastery of numbers and salaries of civil servants, France can not stabilize, as it promised in Brussels on government spending until 2014. And for one simple reason: staff costs (salaries and fringe benefits) account for 31% of the state budget, excluding debt service charges and pensions.

The government is obviously aware of the issue. That is why the index point, which is the basis for calculating the remuneration of officials, will be frozen in 2012 after having been in 2011. In fact, every increase of 1% of item cost 900 million to the state. In addition, the non-replacement of staff on two retiring will continue, with the key to some 30,000 job cuts per year.Bercy hopes to reduce the state payroll, $ 82.7 billion in 2011 to 81,700,000,000 in 2013.

Too many bonuses repaid

This is not the opinion of the Court of Auditors. In a report published in the fall, the judges of the Rue Cambon noted that despite the job cuts, "payrolls increased an additional 1% annually in recent years." Worse, in 2009, staff costs were up 500 million that they were included in the original budget. In 2010, the slippage would be 532 million according to the report by Gilles Carrez, the UMP rapporteur of the budget to the Assembly on the last supplementary budget of 2010.Finally, to stabilize personnel costs, the Court therefore considers that a more bitter potion is needed, made of a gel point here until 2013 and included a strict framework of the "categorical returns, even their reduction after 2013 guaranteed approval cash loans.

It is here that things are fishing, according to the Court. Normally, the state must redistribute to officials 50% of savings from job cuts. Thus, in 2009, the 860 million of gains a "two" would generate 430 million due to the redistribution agents. "But the handover was in fact rather the order of 700 million in 2009," wrote the Court of Auditors. Some departments have been too generous, others, like the National Education should pay more overtime than expected."In 2010, the Department of Defense would have surrendered 63% savings, that 68.7% of the Economy and the Interior Ministry has spent more than it has saved," said one expert on the issue.

At Bercy, we challenged this analysis: "The Court includes in its calculations of the elements that are not" categorical return "but that emerge from our policy of individualisation of pay." It is estimated that the slippage of the payroll is due only one error in forecasting retirements. Fewer starts, it's more wages to pay and return categorical overrate. "The departures in 2010 were 12% lower than forecast. But in 2011, they are hasse, "says one at Bercy.Time will tell which of the Court of Auditors or the Government, is right …

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Achieved. Shaken by the deteriorating situation in Japan's nuclear, the CAC 40 was able to reconnect with the 4000 points in mid-session, after finishing on Tuesday a net decrease of 1.54%, below the psychological threshold. On Wednesday traders try so successful ascent, in the footsteps of Asian markets. The CAC 40 advanced 0.79% to 4,008.04 shortly after midday.

Same trend in London and Frankfurt. After opening in the green, clinching the two exchanges respectively 0.97% and 0.85% in mid-day.

Markets react without panic to the new aftershock of magnitude 5.8 that struck today north-eastern Japan and shook buildings in Tokyo. In addition, they host without the excessive pessimism downward revision of economic forecasts of the archipelago by the government.In a report, it says that the earthquake, tsunami and the nuclear disaster that struck the country will impact on a "temporary" consumption and consumer confidence, exports, industrial production and employment. The triple disaster, whose total cost amounts to about $ 300 billion, will require a supplementary budget of 4000 billion yen (33 billion). "The economy, which was improving, experiencing a phase of weakness, because of the consequences of the great earthquake northeast of Japan," says the government.

Gust Statistics

In this context, progress is therefore no euphoria. Especially since many key indicators are expected to analyze both sides of the Atlantic.In France, consumer prices rose 0.8% in France in March from the previous month and one-year inflation accelerated to 2%, show statistics released Wednesday by the INSEE.

In the euro zone industrial production rose 0.4% in February compared to January, when it grew by 0.2%, according to data released Wednesday by the EU statistics office Eurostat.

In the U.S., retail sales and March business inventories for February will be at the rendezvous, like the weekly oil inventories. The Fed's Beige Book will also be particularly scrutinized for 20 hours across the Atlantic.

Side of the oil markets, time is decreasing. Concerned by the level of demand, investors pull down prices.Shortly after noon, a barrel of light sweet crude for May delivery, accounts for 0.29% 106 $ 56.

On the currency markets, the euro rises against the dollar and reappears slightly above $ 1.45.

Total in the viewfinder of S & P

As for values, Alcatel-Lucent (6.16% to 3.997 euros) recorded the largest increase in the CAC 40 to Accor (2.30% to 30.875 euros). Alcatel is supported by an increase of recommendation from Morgan Stanley to overweight value, weighting cons before guaranteed payday loans.

Schneider Electric: + 0.09% to EUR 113

The group has denied this morning to be "currently" in discussions with Tyco International today.The Daily Telegraph announced Tuesday that Schneider Electric had sent a letter in which he showed his interest in an offer of $ 30 billion on Tyco International, from the perspective of giving birth to the world's leading security systems.

Areva: -0.10% to 30.89 euros

The nuclear expert said Wednesday it has won a contract for the installation of a solar thermal concentrator coupled to the coal-fired Kogan Creek, operated by CS Energy in Australia.

Total: + 0.75% to 42.255 euros

Standard and Poor's lowered the long-term credit rating of the oil group to "AA-" cons "AA" previously, with stable outlook.

Casino: -0.80% to 69.76 euros

The group confirmed on Tuesday after its goals have increased sales by 18.8% in first quarter 2011 due to changes in the portfolio in Brazil and Thailand as well as confirmation of the reorganization of Leader Price.

Credit Agricole + 0.26% to 11.73 euros

The bank president, Jean-Marie Sander, said he was confident the group's business in Japan, noting that the country's economy and its banking system remained strong despite the disaster of 11 March.The chairman of the management company of the bank's assets in Japan, Christian Romeyer said his side that the Japanese savings does not seem dramatically affected by the crisis.

Renault: + 1.52% to 38.32 euros

CEO Carlos Ghosn would not "abandon ship" when the false espionage scandal has unsettled the French group, which must now focus on implementing its strategic plan, said in an interview with Les Echos on Wednesday.

JCDecaux: + 0.26% to 23.01 euros

A group of shareholders of Affichage Holding, Geneva company 30% owned by French group, said the board of directors to court for 150 million Swiss francs (115.6 million euros) after an acquisition in Greece resulted in significant losses.

Vinci: + 1.30% to 43.35 euros

Under the contract LGV Bordeaux Tour, the group selected in March 2010 to build and operate this path, calling for several weeks an extension to the original contract of 7.2 billion, according to information of Figaro.

After market, Kaufman & Broad will release its first quarter results, Fleury Michon announce its results for the fourth quarter of 2010 and its turnover in the first quarter of 2011. Cegedim and Etam will publish their results for the fourth quarter and Camaïeu will unveil its turnover in the first quarter.

The unions had already waved the threats late last March. They put their threats into effect, calling all employees hypermarket distribution group to strike on Saturday to protest against including salary increases for 2011, considered insufficient. The appeal, launched by the FGTA-FP, the majority union at Carrefour (with 40% representation), is supported by the CGT, CFDT and CGC.

In total, the 65,000 employees of the French distribution group are known not to work and show around the shops this Saturday, the day the traditional busy in hypermarkets. Early estimates labor, the movement is widely followed in more than 200 superstores supermarket group. Over thirty sites are completely blocked, workers blocking access to supermarkets.Even when they are not blocked, the strike rate range from 30% to 85% as estimated by Dejan Terglav, general secretary of the FO-FGTA reported in the AFP. When contacted, the management of Carrefour has not confirmed those numbers, always carrying an inventory of mobilization.

From yesterday, union officials expected a high rate of mobilization of employees in a group unaccustomed to large-scale social movements. An impression confirmed this morning. "It's a movement that looks quite memorable. It is widely followed, "said Franck Gaulin, Steward central CGT.Jean-Claude Mailly, secretary general of Force Ouvriere (FOR), is expected today at Le Mans to support the movement.

Insufficient wage increase

While management offers its employees a 1% increase in wages to March 1 and another 1% increase on 1 October, union officials estimate that these increases do not cover inflation announced by 2%. "It does in fact represents only 1% over the year," says a leaflet distributed by the FGTA-FO.Even the promise of recovery to 10% (against 7% previously) discounts on purchases of stores, and the announcement of the reopening of negotiations next Wednesday, will not suffice to bring back the union leaders on their decision.

Moreover, the malaise is becoming stronger on the side of employees on the deteriorating conditions of employment and new working methods since the arrival at the head of the group of Swedish Lars Olofsson, in January 2009.

Opposition to the plans of division

While President Nicolas Sarkozy on Thursday expressed its willingness to link salaries to dividends, the unions could ask for more support for their speeches.For beyond wage increases claimed, employees believe that the demerger proposal by listing the subsidiary Dia hard discount and the 25% of Carrefour Property land would bring six billion euros to the two main shareholders, Bernard Arnault and Colony Capital (14% stake and 20% of voting rights between them).

In the words of Dejan Terglav, secretary general of the FGTA-FO, reported in Les Echos this Friday, the organization also wants the Mutual Fund Business (CIPF) 'vote against the division (during the next meeting June 21 di ed.) CIPF owns approximately 1.33% of the shares but the double voting rights "said the union leader. Bringing to nearly 4% the number of shareholders opposed the project, with the fund Knight Vinke (more than 1% of capital).But for now insufficient to meet a third of votes needed to derail the project.

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Symbol of the Republic on the old five-franc pieces in silver, Hercules is back. But this time, the hero of Greek mythology appears in a stylized manner on new limited editions of the Paris Mint, representing the "brotherhood" that brings equality (his left) and "freedom." This April 8, the Monnaie de Paris launches two new pieces Hercules gold and silver, the respective denominations of 1,000 and 100 euros, from 10,000 to 50,000 copies.

Never before had struck the institution of such values ​​on the coins of precious metal. Since the advent of the euro on 1 January 2002, the Paris Mint had issued "only" 100 gold and 500 euros and 50 euros in cash.Where did the idea to stamp the parts of such value? "We realized that besides collectors, these prints seduced more and more individuals: they are sure of wool socks," says an official communication. Often, "the elderly offer these pieces to their grandchildren," she says.

Safe haven

Clearly, these pieces serve as safe havens, to hoard, at a time when the price of gold and silver are the highest. The yellow metal went through the roof these days, from April 7 the bar in 1467 dollars an ounce. The money, meanwhile, has never been higher, displayed more than 40 euros per ounce on 8 April, an increase of nearly 122% in one year.

What pushed the Paris Mint for optimism."These valuable coins [...] are in line with the old parts 20, 50 or 100 francs in money for years 1960, 1970 and 1980, but also Napoleons for which the French retain a special affection," says the institution in a statement. He added that his "little" news "should be a landmark in the history of money."

These new parts are available at the Monnaie de Paris (open to the opportunity this April 8 until midnight) or via its website, and from specialist dealers in numismatics. Some post offices will also distribute the money 100 euros.

That would set the palace Boulevard without the views of the courthouse in Paris or a woman without her honor police stations? Television and cinema are big consumers of scenery, and public places can provide many. However, until now, governments were very few or very poorly organized to meet demands.
Launched in 2007, the Agency Intangible Heritage of the State (FIPA) remedy, among other things, this deficiency. This structure is responsible for enhancing inter-owned assets and intangible quickly addressed the rental of certain buildings. "Barracks, prisons, hospitals and many other public places have a great interest film, recalls Claude Rubinowicz, CEO of FIPA.Demand is strong but it takes a real professional approach to this type of benefit. "

Thus, most jurisdictions now have a focal point for handling requests for filming. Many sites traditionally closed to this type of offer, such as ECOSOC or some sub-prefectures, took the opportunity to open up. To avoid mistakes, the agency has published guides that list the legal issues to resolve. It also has standard contracts and price indications. The game is worth the candle. The shooting day is priced from 300 euros for a simple, anonymous office until 5500 euros for a prestigious venue.According to the FIPA, most of these public sites are not used 40% of the time, which makes them easy to rent and the income from these shootings are completely retained by the authority which manages the site. The sumptuous Farnese Palace in Rome, the headquarters of the Embassy of France, for example, has removed 146,000 euros to rent a house for eight days shooting the latest film by Nanni Moretti with Michel Piccoli, whose output is planned for September . The check in question has fully fund an exhibition on site.

In 2010, public spaces have hosted some 150 shootings, including 51 on sites managed by the Department of Justice (courts and prisons in particular) when they were sporadic until then. As the Department of Defense, which has the largest property portfolio in France, it should also draw growing profits from its bases, barracks and grounds.In total, in 2010, filming for the state have generated 2 million euros of revenues paid to the government. What encourage new vocations of moviegoers in the public service.

This is a new thorn in the fund Colony Capital and Groupe Arnault, all holders of 14% stake and 20% of the voting rights of Carrefour. According to statements by Herve Defforey, a son of the co-founder of Carrefour, the Tribune this morning, he either would not vote for the demerger proposal proposed by the two shareholders at the next general meeting of June 21 "I'm just a shareholder in Carrefour. But I will vote no, "said Hervé Defforey daily. The fund Knight Vinke (1% of capital) had launched the hostilities in the first announcing its opposition to the project and has been trying to rally up to shareholders to his cause.

While the split in July 2010 with the activities of Accor IPO Edenred, his former branch in tickets and restaurant gift had convinced investors that Carrefour raises many more debates.The proposed restructuring of the retail giant is to introduce financial markets on the one hand, 25% of Carrefour Property, which houses its land assets, and secondly the entire share capital of its Dia (hard discount) .

To support the relevance of their project, the Carrefour group on Friday put a strong argument, namely the potential interest of private equity funds for Dia. According to the confidences of sources familiar with the matter told AFP, these funds could provide at least 3 billion euros for the hard discount subsidiary. Pending confirmation of a possible takeover, the soap Crossroads should not stop there, and new twists are not to be excluded before the next general meeting of the supermarket group.

Both parties actively campaigning

"To be approved at the General Assembly special projects division of Carrefour must obtain two-thirds vote of members present or represented," the newspaper said. Forcing the two shareholders to put their side of the maximum possible shareholders, focusing on the strategic value of their projects, many still doubt. On the other hand, the low participation of Knight Vinke fund forced him to campaign actively to achieve the 32% needed to block the project.

Depending on the participation of shareholders (present or represented) at the next general meeting, the votes that he should be convinced therefore vary between 15 and 25%, the Tribune analysis.But whatever the outcome, the high mass of the shareholders of Carrefour already figure among the hot issues to watch, when the big dance starts annual general meetings.

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