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France Telecom employees gather in memory of a colleague who committed suicide last July. Full Article at P.A.P. Blog - Politics, Art, and Philosophy
Nov. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Finance Minister Christine Lagarde signaled her support for a replay of the controversial France- Ireland World Cup play-off after the French qualified for the tournament with the help of striker Thierry Henry’s handball. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
France's Economy Minister Christine Lagarde (C) addresses her New Year wishes to the media in Paris January 13, 2009. View Photo »
FIFA would do well to look at the rules because I think it would be good, in such circumstances, to decide maybe to replay the match ... Firstly, we should respect the referee. Secondly we respect the rules. But if the rules are bad, they have to be challenged.
Finance Minister Christine Lagarde broke ranks with the French government on Friday and called for the Ireland-France World Cup playoff to be replayed because the French team clinched victory by cheating. Full Article at The Age
AFP - The financial crisis has propelled French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde to top spot among European finance ministers owing to her dynamic action on regulation, in the view of a Financial Times panel. Full Article at France 24
The financial crisis has propelled French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde to top spot among European finance ministers, but Brian Lenihan comes last, in the view of a Financial Times panel. Full Article at RTE Interactive
French Economy Minister Christine Lagarde speaks during a press conference at the end of her visit to Riyadh on May 10, 2009. View Photo »
I know absolutely nothing and I would start first by talking with the prime minister [François Fillon] and the president of the Republic [Nicolas Sarkozy] because these are positions [] and a European leadership which the bosses have to agree to
(LONDON) - The financial crisis has propelled French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde to top spot among European finance ministers owing to her dynamic action on regulation, in the view of a Financial Times panel. Full Article at EUbusiness
French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde with her Irish counterpart, Brian Lenihan, at a meeting of Eurogroup finance ministers, in Brussels, March 09, 2009. Full Article at FinFacts
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France's Economy Minister Christine Lagarde (C) addresses her New Year wishes to the media in Paris January 13, 2009.
View Photo »French Economy Minister Christine Lagarde speaks during a press conference at the end of her visit to Riyadh on May 10, 2009. France and Saudi Arabia are close to finalizing a civil nuclear cooperation pact which could lead to the sale of French atomic energy technology, Lagarde said.
View Photo »France's Economy Minister Christine Lagarde attends a news conference in Bordeaux February 2, 2009. A Ford Motor Co factory in Blanquefort, western France, will be acquired by HZ Holding France SAS, Lagarde said in a statement on Monday.
View Photo »France's Economy Minister Christine Lagarde attends a news conference in Bordeaux February 2, 2009. A Ford Motor Co factory in Blanquefort, western France, will be acquired by HZ Holding France SAS, Lagarde said in a statement on Monday.
View Photo »France's Economy Minister Christine Lagarde attends a news conference in Bordeaux February 2, 2009. A Ford Motor Co factory in Blanquefort, western France, will be acquired by HZ Holding France SAS, Lagarde said in a statement on Monday.
View Photo »France's Economy Minister Christine Lagarde attends a news conference in Bordeaux February 2, 2009. A Ford Motor Co factory in Blanquefort, western France, will be acquired by HZ Holding France SAS, Lagarde said in a statement on Monday.
View Photo »France's President Nicolas Sarkozy (C) sits with Finance Minister Christine Lagarde (L) and Laurent Wauquiez (R), junior minister for employment, before delivering his speech to managers of French unemployment centres, during a meeting of Pole Emploi (Employment Hub) in Paris November 2...
View Photo »France's Finance Minister Christine Lagarde attends a question session with French Mayors at the Elysee Palace in Paris November 20, 2009.
View Photo »France's Finance Minister Christine Lagarde (L) and Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux attend a question session with French President Nicolas Sarkozy and French Mayors at the Elysee Palace in Paris November 20, 2009.
View Photo »France's Prime Minister Francois Fillon and Finance Minister Christine Lagarde attend a question session with French President Nicolas Sarkozy and French Mayors at the Elysee Palace in Paris November 20, 2009.
View Photo »French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde (C) visits a Sealed Air Corp plant in Epernon, near Paris, November 16, 2009.
View Photo »French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde (2nd R) visits a Sealed Air Corp plant in Epernon, near Paris, November 16, 2009.
View Photo »French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde (L) signs a cheque for development in Broue, near Paris, November 16, 2009.
View Photo »French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde (C) poses with Herve Novelli (2nd R), Junior Minister for Trade, Artisan Trades, Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises, Tourism and Services, Francois Drouin (R), president and CEO of Oseo, and Pierre Georgel (L), president and CEO of Ecovegetal,...
View Photo »French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde (front R) visits a Sealed Air Corp plant in Epernon, near Paris, November 16, 2009.
View Photo »French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde (2nd R) visits a Sealed Air Corp plant in Epernon, near Paris, November 16, 2009.
View Photo »French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde visits a Sealed Air Corp plant in Epernon, near Paris, November 16, 2009.
View Photo »French Economy Minister Christine Lagarde (C) kisses Industry Minister Christian Estrosi as Foreign affairs Minister Bernard Kouchner (L) looks on when leaving the weekly cabinet meeting on november 16 2009 at the Elysee Palace in Paris.
View Photo »French Economy, Industry and Employment Minister Christine Lagarde leaves the weekly cabinet meeting on november 16 2009 at the Elysee Palace in Paris.
View Photo »French Minister for Economy, Industry and Employment Christine Lagarde speaks to media representatives after signing a tax protocol agreement with her Singaporean counterpart Tharman Shanmugaratnam in Singapore on November 13, 2009.
View Photo »French Minister for Economy, Industry and Employment Christine Lagarde (R) and her Singaporean counterpart Tharman Shanmugaratnam leave a signing ceremony after they signed a tax protocol in Singapore on November 13, 2009.
View Photo »French Minister for Economy, Industry and Employment Christine Lagarde (R) and her Singaporean counterpart Tharman Shanmugaratnam sign a tax protocol agreement in Singapore on November 13, 2009.
View Photo »French Minister for Economy, Industry and Employment Christine Lagarde speaks to media representatives after signing a tax protocol agreement with her Singaporean counterpart Tharman Shanmugaratnam in Singapore on November 13, 2009.
View Photo »Singaporean Finance Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam (L) and French Minister for Economy, Industry and Employment Christine Lagarde address media representatives after they signed a tax protocol in Singapore on November 13, 2009.
View Photo »French Minister for Economy, Industry and Employment Christine Lagarde (R) and her Singaporean counterpart Tharman Shanmugaratnam exchange documents after signing a tax protocol in Singapore on November 13, 2009.
View Photo »French Economy Minister Christine Lagarde speaks during a press conference at the end of her visit to Riyadh on May 10, 2009. France and Saudi Arabia are close to finalizing a civil nuclear cooperation pact which could lead to the sale of French atomic energy technology, Lagarde said.
View Photo »FIFA would do well to look at the rules because I think it would be good, in such circumstances, to decide maybe to replay the match ... Firstly, we should respect the referee. Secondly we respect the rules. But if the rules are bad, they have to be challenged.
I know absolutely nothing and I would start first by talking with the prime minister [François Fillon] and the president of the Republic [Nicolas Sarkozy] because these are positions [] and a European leadership which the bosses have to agree to
Europe was ahead of the curve when it operated in a ‘transgressional’ mode - - in other words when we sometimes ignored the rules, when we bypassed the normal formats, when we included Great Britain in the eurogroup [meetings of finance ministers from the eurozone countries].
I am particularly pleased to sign today the 12th protocol which allows the withdrawing of Singapore from the OECD grey list
I have huge sympathy for the fact that Britain will not require a referendum and I’m absolutely thrilled that Europe can move forward. That’s really the positive that I want to focus on
I will ask my fellows at the Saint Andrews meeting to apply all the rules that have been decided upon in Pittsburgh
This will allow us to have a strong say in demanding other G20 members do the same thing ... We need a level playing field.
I am glad to be the first ... And I would like to tell all my Chinese friends how much I am looking forward to my China trip in October.
I do not know what the problem is, but what I have asked the chairman of France Telecom with Xavier Darcos is to convene a directors meeting urgently
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