FRANCE
The Eurotunnel, that symbol of European physical unity, is in worse shape than ever. AFP reports that the company could face bankruptcy in 2007 unless it manages to reduce its debt load of nine billion euros.
Marks and Spencer, the British retailer, learned the hard way not to do business in France. They was fined by a French court for breaching labor laws for not convening the store's works committee before deciding to close the store in 2001. Not only can't you close a store in France without consulting labor union thugs, you can't very well open one either. Marks and Spencer stock rose on new earning.
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