Macron visits French shipyard to push labour reform

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French President Emmanuel Macron visits the St. Nazaire shipyard in western France while touting proposed labour law reforms. The US and Vietnam announce a raft of new business deals, and Brazil’s largest meatpacking firm faces a record fine.

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