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French retailers begin filing insurance claims after weekend of looting

French retailers begin filing insurance claims after weekend of looting
France 24 Tuesday 20 October 2026, 09:57 UTC By Bryan QUINN 1 min read
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French retailers begin filing insurance claims after weekend of looting Business Issued on: 05:33 min From the show Reading time 1 min Shop owners in France are counting the cost of the weekend's riots as the government works on new measures to help them recover from widespread looting. Also in this edition: Germany welcomes new investments from Nvidia into its tech scene, and energy prices continue to climb after new Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia.

French retailers begin filing insurance claims after weekend of looting Business Issued on: 05:33 min From the show Reading time 1 min Shop owners in France are counting the cost of the weekend's riots as the government works on new measures to help them recover from widespread looting. Also in this edition: Germany welcomes new investments from Nvidia into its tech scene, and energy prices continue to climb after new Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia. Advertising
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