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French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire meets with representatives of retailers, restaurateurs, hoteliers, insurers and banks to review the consequences of the violence in their sectors, after a fourth night of riots following the death of 17-year-old Nahel M., who was killed by a police officer. IMAGES
Moscow, Mar 10(EFE), (Camera: Ignacio Ortega).- On a farm located some hundred kilometres north of Moscow Andrés Aquesolo makes goat cheese according to the traditional Spanish recipe. After ten years of hard work and a large financial outlay, his business has started to take off."We started ten years ago with three goats and now we have about 450. We make rustic cheeses and distribute them in the capital. The market demands a good quality product. It is selling very well," Aquesolo tells Efe. FOOTAGE OF THE FARM.SOUNBBITES OF ANDRÉS AQUESOLO, CHEESE MAKER:"Here there is cheese made of 100% goat's milk but there is also cheese made out of goat and cow's milk." "(The name of) our brand is curious. It is called 'Cosa Nostra' (Our Thing), but the word 'cosa' (thing) in Russian means 'goat' so this is why the product is selling very well due to its quality and also its original name."
Pierre Cardin has died. According to CNN, France's Fine Arts Academy announced the sad news on Tuesday. The legendary French fashion designer was also a success on the business side of fashion. Cardin became a popular household name with designs including clothing, perfume, and even frying pans. His breakout creation was the bubble dress designed in 1954. Cardin was 98 years old.
French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire officially launches the winter sales at Galeries Lafayette in Paris. Proven by the strike, the shopkeepers hope that the four weeks of promotions will replenish their coffers. IMAGES
Residents of the famous Louveciennes commune reacted to news that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was the mystery buyer of the $320 million Chateau Louis XIV. Two years ago, the Chateau Louis XIV was sold for over $300 million and Fortune magazine called it “the world’s most expensive home" but the identity of the owner was unknown. On Sunday it was revealed that the identity of the mystery buyer was none other than Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, heir to the Saudi throne.
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