Jenny Che

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[Toronto Public Library @torontolibrary]

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[Jenny Che @jsyche]

"The fertility industry sells this as a win-win. Rarely is it an arrangement between two equals." This @business investigation into the global egg trade follows women across four continents, some of whom have donated more than 5 times https://t.co/Mpvr3msTKA

[Gus Saltonstall @GusSaltonstall]

Shocking Upper West Side bagel news.

Absolute Bagels is "closed for good," multiple employees said on Thursday.

The storefront is already shuttered.

Unclear the reasoning for the closure but it is not the health department.

“There are many problems. The owner is old.”

[Ania Nussbaum @Newsbaum_]

Can Notre Dame reopening also be a historic day for Ukraine?

Zelenskiy just joined a meeting with @EmmanuelMacron and @realDonaldTrump in the presidential Elysee Palace, before the Notre Dame ceremony

Next up: Trump to meet with prince William

[Jenny Che @jsyche]

"Spoken, the texts would be generic, sentimental, even laughable. Set to Puccini’s music, they suggest the most sincere and profound experiences that humans are capable of." With aria excerpts! https://t.co/zkN87uY2aq

[Jenny Che @jsyche]

France’s benchmark bond yield matches Greece’s for the first time
https://t.co/lu5E5KK9nh

[Alan Katz @Alanrkatz]

One of France's former spy chiefs is on trial after he set up a surveillance operation to track down blackmailers targeting LVMH boss Bernard Arnault https://t.co/zlHaqLfGTo via @business

[Jenny Che @jsyche]

France-Germany bond spread hits highest since the euro area debt crisis, as investors grow increasingly concerned over Barnier’s ability to pass the budget https://t.co/k2yYY4nWDK

[Jenny Che @jsyche]

Foreign investors have been snapping up French soccer clubs. Now LVMH is joining the fray, with plans to turn second-tier Paris FC into a PSG rival https://t.co/MuKrd1Qaoc by @BenoitBerthelot

[The New York Times @nytimes]

News Analysis: The political establishment can no longer write off Donald Trump as a temporary break from the long march of progress, Peter Baker writes. With his comeback, Trump has now established himself as a force reshaping the U.S. in his own image. https://t.co/ZfpG6xXD4X

[Angelina Rascouët @arascouet]

EMILY SET TO STAY IN PARIS now that those bags will be even cheaper. #emilyinparis #luxury #arbitrage #forex
Euro-Dollar parity in play as Trump victory spurs biggest drop since 2016 https://t.co/Apc6MSn4gg via @markets

[Jenny Che @jsyche]

Louis Vuitton's flagship store in Beijing still hasn't opened. Hermes is cutting how much shoppers need to spend in order to buy a Birkin bag. China demand was supposed to roar back post-Covid— instead, it's cratering https://t.co/XoUVH6LZJU

[Jenny Che @jsyche]

Crows can hold grudges for years, attacking humans they believe are dangerous and even passing the wrath on to other generations https://t.co/sdjacblMwJ

[Phil Serafino @PhilSerafino]

The €16 billion battle to buy Sanofi's consumer unit turned into an unusually fierce contest filled with mudslinging and political discord https://t.co/JBSkA22Ycb via @business @ak_mna @pamela_msg @DNair5 @Swetha_Gopinath @Newsbaum_

[Jenny Che @jsyche]

Apparently the 2028 Olympic lacrosse dream is alive even in Paris https://t.co/FGVenOkjrH

[Jenny Che @jsyche]

He also apparently likes to go down into Paris' catacombs, just like Paris college students

[Jenny Che @jsyche]

Xavier Niel handed out pizza as he plugged his new book at the Olympia last month, drawing both young tech workers and members of the French establishment https://t.co/M0y3xyun1Z by @BenoitBerthelot

[Alan Katz @Alanrkatz]

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s plan to raise taxes on the rich has some eyeing the exits, tax advisers say https://t.co/M0NwD2GVIp via @wealth

[Jenny Che @jsyche]

Toronto keeps building condos and condos keep getting smaller. 39% are owned by investors, and that number rises to 64% for condos under 600 sq ft https://t.co/IfRxYltXwE

[Jenny Che @jsyche]

France, once in Europe’s driving seat, is increasingly perceived by investors as a deadweight to the region, sullied by budgetary largess and political instability https://t.co/j72LxHgEgk by @alicegledhill1 @WHorobin