Foreign nationals and their active participation to the Parisian economy - 2005

Conscious of the importance of the dynamism brought by businesses managed by entrepreneurs of foreign citizenship for the capital’s economic fabric, the associated “Greffiers” (registrars and clerks of the court) of the Commercial Court of Paris have undertaken a large statistical inventory in order to raise public awareness and recognition for the meaningful economic role of those businessmen who are coming from diverse backgrounds. The first three tomes to have been published are: China, Maghreb (Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia) and Turkey.

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Focus on the changes of business names carried out by Parisian businesses - 2004

The registry carries out a census of the businesses that have been changing their business names in 2004 and analyses their characteristics in terms of legal forms, capital amount and industry. An evaluation has also been made of the other amendments of the memorandum and articles of association that come along with those changes.

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Economic tendencies of the food services industry in Paris’ fifth district (“arrondissement”) - 2004

This document analyses theTwo sub-sectors of the food services industry. It compares the fast-food industry and the traditional food industry in the capital’s fifth district (“arrondissement”). The registry draws up a profile of the concerned businesses’ executives, and compares the economic evolution of thoseTwo sub-sectors (formation, business failure, evolution of turnover, etc.)

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Women and entrepreneurship in Paris - 2003

Because of the ever growing importance taken by women within the economy, the registry studied the characteristics and the performances of the businesses they are managing in Paris. The gathered data is compared to the businesses that are managed by men. This study draws up the profile of businesses managed by women, examines their financial well-being and numbers the business sales and takeovers directed by women in 2003.

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