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France to Notify Companies of Data Breach From Next Week: Min

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By Jenny Che Verified, Ania Nussbaum Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
France’s tax agency will begin notifying companies impacted by the data hack beginning next week, budget minister tells reporters in Paris. • Tax data of some 350,000 individuals and 250,000 companies were targeted by hackers • Authorities also found on Tuesday a data breach on public database of deceased people who don’t have heirs, tax agency head Amélie Verdier says © 2026 Bloomberg L.P. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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French Tax Authority Hit by Cyberattack in June (Aug. 13)

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By Jenny Che Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
The French tax authority was the target of a cyberattack in late June, according to statement from the country’s Finance Ministry late Thursday. • Initial investigations show that the breach affected data of businesses and individuals • Ministry will further investigate data and number of users impacted • Statement follows a Wednesday claim by a “malevolent actor” that it had breached system © 2026 Bloomberg L.P. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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France Tightens Foreign Investment Rules for Critical Industries

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By Jenny Che Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
(Bloomberg) -- France’s government tightened rules on foreign investment in key French companies, including those listed abroad, citing national security reasons at a time of geopolitical tensions. Non-European investors seeking a stake of 10% or more in a French company operating in a critical sector and listed in France or on a foreign market must get approval from the French Finance Ministry, according to a statement Sunday from Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu’s office.
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