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When they found themselves in 2013 with the same desire for entrepreneurship, the Paillard brothers were not "geeks" at all. Sons of doctors who grew up outside of Paris, Romain (38) was a criminal lawyer and Boris (36) a quantitative analyst at HSBC. They went to Stanislas, a very strict Parisian e...

Regulatory News: AFYREN (Paris:ALAFY), a Greentech company that offers manufacturers biobased, low-carbon products created with technology based on natural micro-organisms, today announced that its

Ambassador of France to India Emmanuel Lenain will travel to Tamil Nadu and Puducherry on a three-day visit focused on deepening Indo-French business, cultural and people-to-people ties.

Paris/San Francisco - Wednesday 6th April 2022 - Platform.sh, a unified, secure, enterprise-grade platform for building, running and scaling web applications, and Adobe, today announced a renewed 5-ye...

Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], April 4 (ANI/India PR Distribution): Axelor, the French publisher of the eponymous modular and intelligent business management platform, announced that it received the Award for the best French Tech solution on March 10 in New Delhi, during the 4th edition of the Indo-French Business Awards 2022 (IFBA).

Finalization of the construction of the AFYREN NEOXY plant at cost and on time despite the health crisis context Industrial commissioning of the plant with the launch of the test phase

Paris/San Francisco, 17th March 2022 - Platform.sh, a unified, secure, enterprise-grade platform for building, running and scaling web applications, has worked with Greenly to calculate its carbon emi...

Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal on Thursday met Franck Riester, French Minister for Foreign Trade in New Delhi and reviewed ways of boostin

Two-day India visit of Franck Riester, French Minister for Foreign Trade starting from March 10-11, covering Delhi and Bengaluru will consolidate Indo-French economic ties.

It’s a December morning at a warehouse hidden in a dead end street in Paris’ 11th arrondissement. The first to arrive are the gardeners because as much as the building has kept its industrial aspect, dozens of plants occupy the space flooded with light by a gigantic glass roof. "Greenhouse effect gu