Thierry Breton
Thierry Breton
Thierry Bretonis a French businessman, a former Professor at Harvard Business School, and a former Finance minister of France. He has been Vice Chairman and CEO of Groupe Bull, Chairman and CEO of Thomson-RCA, Chairman and CEO of France Télécom...
discuss drop exactly fall instead passed returning soon themselves
As soon as there is a fall in prices, I want this fall to be passed on immediately and that's exactly what I want to discuss with them so that they don't keep the drop for themselves instead of returning it to consumers,
cars diesel engines less
The cars use less and diesel engines have improved.
anchored blocking case determine early entity final french government lower national stake
It is too early to determine the final stake of the government in the new entity but it will in no case be lower than a blocking minority, or 34pc. It will be completely anchored in French national territory.
food interested modern security
I think being interested in food security is modern and necessary,
economic economy emerged french half last looks second situation
The French economy has emerged from the slowdown, ... The economic situation in the second half of 2005 and for 2006 looks unquestionably better than during the last 12 months.
economic impulses modern state strongly wish
I wish to state strongly that protectionist impulses have no place in modern economic governance.
demand markets oil open supply today visibility
Today there is not enough visibility between demand and supply and oil markets are not as open as others,
exclude principle tax vote
We do not exclude the possibility of submitting to a (parliamentary) vote the principle of an exceptional tax corresponding to the exceptional profits.
bid creates impression process
This process creates an impression that the bid may have been launched hurriedly.
expression lost
We have lost control,' that was his expression,
create growth jobs money obviously past suburbs work
We have put a lot of money into the suburbs over the past 20 years, ... But obviously it wasn't enough. We need to work on how to create more jobs and growth in those areas.