Latest news from Nice.
From the Promenade des Anglais to the Vieux-Nice quarter, civic leaders and conservation professionals are calling for clearer standards after doctored photographs of the city's landmarks flood tourism platforms and planning documents.
A wave of duplicate and missing images on city-linked digital platforms has left dozens of Nice neighbourhoods misrepresented online, and the people who live there are frustrated and worried.
A years-long accumulation of redundant photographs in the Métropole's digital systems has finally prompted a formal cleanup effort, raising questions about how municipal image management got so chaotic in the first place.
A sweeping government announcement reshaping construction rules across the French Riviera city will reshape neighborhoods-but the details matter more than the headlines.
With federal spending on infrastructure down 12% this fiscal year, the city's transit authority and public cooling centers face difficult choices during the worst summer on record.
A sweeping federal mandate on cooling requirements begins July 15, forcing property owners across the Côte d'Azur to upgrade systems or face penalties.
Federal agencies in Nice are scrambling to comply with stricter in-office requirements, upending years of hybrid arrangements for thousands of civil servants.
From the Arenas district to the old port, a cluster of homegrown companies is preparing product launches, funding rounds, and hardware releases that could reshape the Côte d'Azur's reputation as a serious innovation hub.
Behind the professional gloss of OGC Nice and the Allianz Riviera lies a quieter revolution, neighbourhood clubs and volunteer coaches filling gaps that money rarely reaches.
Rising commercial rents, a cooling labour market and global uncertainty are putting real pressure on businesses along the Côte d'Azur this year.
From innovative startups to cutting-edge research institutions, Nice's tech scene is making waves globally
With safe-haven assets rallying hard and the CAC 40 lagging European peers, residents of the Côte d'Azur face a practical question: where does your money actually belong right now?
A dramatic Friday session across equities, currencies and commodities offers a practical masterclass in how economic indicators move real money.
A sweeping risk-on surge across equities, a strengthening euro and a gold price at record heights are rewriting the near-term calculus for French companies, exporters and anyone with a pension invested in European blue chips.
With gold at $4,187 an ounce and Frankfurt up nearly 4.5%, a Niçois precious-metals dealer turned digital-platform founder is having a very good July.
Markets are moving sharply in several directions at once, and for households in Nice managing mortgages, savings and pensions, the implications are anything but abstract.
With gold surging to $4,187 an ounce and the DAX climbing nearly 4.5%, the commodity complex is sending a divided message, and copper sits at the centre of it.
A four-percent spike in bullion, a DAX at 25,779 and a strengthening euro signal a profound rotation in global capital that has direct consequences for savers and businesses along the Promenade des Anglais.