French retailers divided ahead of Sunday trading law shake up

Published: 27-Aug-2015
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The Loi Macron will take effect later this year

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Interested parties in France are fiercely debating the Loi Macron, a bill on “Growth and Activity and Equality of Economic Opportunities” that will shake up the country’s laws on Sunday and late-night trading when it goes into effect later this year.

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