World
France: The Building's on Fire and the Landlord Blames the Tenants
France erupts over living costs and dying public services. PM Lecornu's response: blame the ultra-left and promise not to be intimidated. The conditions? Still unaddressed.
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France: Macron Called for Calm From Brussels. France Answered With Fire.
Macron asked for respect the day before France's cost-of-living protests turned into nationwide riots. The government's big number was 400 arrests - not a grocery price.
World
France: Paris Protests Against High Costs Met With 400 Arrests and a Satisfied Minister
France's nationwide protest day against high living costs ended with riots, looting and 400 arrests. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez announced the tally on Saturday evening as security forces systematically intervened across Paris.
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Ubisoft Sold 3.5 Million Games, Lost €1.5 Billion, and Called It "Important" on the Way Out
Ubisoft fired 70 Singapore workers and proposed closing its Finnish RedLynx studio after a €1.5 billion net loss - then reassured survivors the Singapore office would "continue to play an important part" in global operations.