Jenny Che

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Jenny Che

Scor SE said it’s under examination as part of French authorities’ investigation of its former chairman’s alleged attempts to obstruct Covéa’s purchase of Partner Re in 2022. The probe involves the late Denis Kessler at a time when he was no longer the company’s legal representative, but the non-executive chairman of its board, Scor said in a statementBloomberg Terminal Friday. Kessler, who helped rescue the once struggling insurer, diedBloomberg Terminal in 2023.

2 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Ania Nussbaum |Jenny Che |Samy Adghirni

French President Emmanuel Macron was quick to respond to US President Donald Trump’s punitive tariffs on the European Union by urging businesses in the world’s largest trading bloc to halt spending on the US. “What would the message be of having big European players that invest billions in the American economy at the same time they are hitting us,” Macron said. “We must have collective solidarity.”It was couched as a pause but served as a warning from one leader to another.

2 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Ania Nussbaum |Jenny Che |Samy Adghirni

French President Emmanuel Macron urged companies to pause investments in the US after President Donald Trump announced tariffs on the European Union and other regions. It makes little sense for firms to invest there while the US hits out against Europe, Macron said, speaking ahead of a meeting with representatives of industry groups affected by tariffs.

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Ania Nussbaum |Jenny Che |Samy Adghirni

French President Emmanuel Macron was quick to respond to US President Donald Trump’s punitive tariffs on the European Union by urging businesses in the world’s largest trading bloc to halt spending on the US. “What would the message be of having big European players that invest billions in the American economy at the same time they are hitting us,” Macron said. “We must have collective solidarity.”

3 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com | Ania Nussbaum |Jenny Che |Samy Adghirni

Bloomberg — El presidente francés, Emmanuel Macron, instó a las empresas a pausar las inversiones en Estados Unidos después de que el presidente Donald Trump anunciara aranceles a la Unión Europea (UE) y otras regiones. No tiene mucho sentido que las empresas inviertan allí mientras EE.UU. arremete contra Europa, dijo Macron, hablando antes de una reunión con representantes de grupos industriales afectados por los aranceles.