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Air France Offers Compromise After Flight Attendants' Outrage at Headscarf Rule
Those who aren't comfortable wearing a headscarf in Tehran can fly to other locations, the company said.
Scents and the City: Meet the Woman Who Captures Neighborhoods Through Smell
New York's urban jungle inspires a global fragrance empire.
Hacker Group Anonymous Declares War On Islamic State
The hacker community that attacked PayPal and Mastercard is responding to the attacks in Paris.
French Officials Not Pleased With Shirt-Ripping Air France Protesters
France's Prime Minster said the images of Air France executives with torn clothes are an embarrassment to the country.
Tourists in Paris Say 'Au Revoir' to Hotels, 'Bonjour' to Airbnb
Airbnb is giving Paris luxury hoteliers a fright.
Google Refuses French Request to Apply 'Right to Be Forgotten' Globally
The majority of searches made from Europe are done through local versions of Google, the company argues.
Amazon's Loan Program for Sellers Expands Into New Markets
Amazon Lending, its business loan program for small sellers, will be available in eight more countries later this year.
Chaos Unfolds in France as Uber and Taxi Drivers Riot
Drivers of the highly regulated taxi system in France say they are unable to compete with the peer-to-peer UberPOP model.
Chinese Billionaire Treats 6,400 Employees to a Free Vacation in France
Tiens CEO Li Jinyuan just took employee appreciation to a whole new level.
From Fermented Food to Video Streaming, These French Entrepreneurs Are Making a Splash Stateside
Attitudes towards entrepreneurship are evolving among today's French youth.
France's Postal Service is Experimenting with Drone Mail Delivery
LaPoste could beat Amazon and Google to the punch.
Why France Is Rebranding the 'Doggie Bag'
A new campaign seeks to overcome long-held stereotypes that asking for leftovers is either stingy or piggish.
VIDEO: Watch This Fearless Frenchman Laugh in the Face of Death on a Rocket-Powered Bicycle at 207 Miles Per Hour
If you like your bones, do NOT try this at home.
France's New Economics Minister Proposes Increase on 35-Hour Workweeks
Days prior to taking office, Emmanuel Macron suggested that unions should vote on certain 'exceptions' to a long-running and controversial French law.