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Budget minister Bernard Cazeneuve says the government is on track to collect 230 million euros from just 2,621 of the cases.

A week after his parliamentary immunity was lifted, French senator is being questioned by detectives as part of a long-running vote-buying inquiry.

End of an era as Peugeot family loses control of a company it has run since the early days of steam-powered cars in 1889.

The 48-year-old is said to be a quiet 'mountain man' and a gun enthusiast but authorities stress he has no direct link with any of the victims.

A less wide-ranging scheme will be seen as a victory for banks and trading organisations that have lobbied furiously against the idea in Europe.

Bernard Squarcini says he was acting in national interest by tapping into the phone records of journalist Gérard Davet over Bettencourt story.

French authorities probing murder of British family and French cyclist say the 48-year-old local man had 'not appeared on their radar' until now.

Government issues temporary decree to prevent planting of genetically-modified maize while working on changes to ensure a longer-term ban.

The ex-head of state had earlier been admitted to the American Hospital in Paris for what is believed to have been a severe attack of gout.

President meets 30 top executives for talks on business climate after France suffered a 77 percent drop in foreign direct investment last year.