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The European Commission has proposed retaliatory tariffs of 25 percent on imports of U.S. steel, clothing, footwear, and selected industrial goods, according to a draft list seen by Bloomberg News. The list also includes facial makeup, yachts, motorcycles, bourbon, rice, cranberries and orange juice.
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The case of an alleged sex pest at drug giant Sanofi is the latest example of how France is confronting age-old attitudes toward the kind of behavior that triggered the worldwide #MeToo campaign. Jean-Marc Podvin, Sanofi's then-director of press relations, was caught in 2013 sending texts to his
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