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PARIS, Sept 19 (Reuters) – France’s debt is expected to reach a record high of 119.3% of output ‌in 2026, with a projected debt-to-GDP ratio of ‌121.7% in 2027, the finance ministry said on Saturday, in the latest ​indication of the country’s deteriorating public finances.

Translation can be a funny thing, especially as new companies and words get added to everyday vernacular. For the last few years, afterChatGPT was unveiled by OpenAI, many had trouble learning the concept, even thinking it was called Chat “GBT.” But for the French, it has had an especially funny meaning.

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The funding round was co-led by European fund Scaleup Europe and PSG Equity, Bloomberg reports . The deal sees the Parisian startup nearly double its previous valuation of €11.7 billion, set when it raised capital a year ago.

The funding round values Pennylane at $4.25bn, according to a report. John Reynolds20 January 2026

JC French ran for three touchdowns and threw for another to lead Cincinnati to a 34-15 season-opening win over Boston College on Saturday.

France’s data protection authority has handed down a €500,000 ($580,000) fine against a private hospital in Saint-Étienne after a 2025 cyberattack exposed medical and personal data tied to more than 727,000 people. The CNIL announced the penalty against Hôpital Privé de la Loire on September 3, 2026, closing out a year-long investigation into how an…

Infosys has been slapped with a €175,000 (about ₹2 crore) penalty by a French labour authority over shortcomings in its employee working-time recording system, according to a regulatory filing by the company.

The Paris Prosecutor’s Office has opened an investigation into a cyber attack on the French tax administration platform that affected around 678,000 users, both individuals and companies

Revolut announced on Monday that Revolut Bank S.A. received a full French banking licence following a joint assessment by the European Central Bank (ECB) and the French prudential regulator (ACPR).