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Latribune, also known as the French Economic Forum, is a widely influential French economic and financial newspaper. It was founded by Bruno Bertez in January 1985, and since then, the newspaper has been an important voice in the French economic news industry.

As a national newspaper in France, Latribune holds the second largest position among French economic newspapers and is the main competitor of the Echo newspaper. This newspaper has won the trust of a large number of readers with its in-depth economic analysis and unique insights. However, since January 2012, Latribune has abandoned its daily print edition and instead released a weekly edition. This shift has not affected its position in the economic news industry, but has allowed it to report and analyze economic events in greater depth.

Latribune's content covers fields such as finance, industry and agriculture, technology, finance, economic policies, and law both domestically and internationally in France, providing readers with comprehensive and in-depth economic news and perspectives. This newspaper not only focuses on the macroeconomic situation, but also on micro market dynamics, as well as the impact of economic policies on businesses and individuals. This makes Latribune an important window for various sectors of French society to understand economic dynamics and grasp market trends.

In addition, Latribune also emphasizes cooperation and communication with other media, actively participating in international economic news exchange and cooperation, providing readers with a broader perspective and richer information.