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This summit aims to show how disruptive technologies can have a positive impact on our society. This year, five workshops were on the agenda: Education; Diversity; the Future of Work; Economic Inclusiveness and the Environment. On May 15, L’Oréal’s Chairman and CEO Jean-Paul Agon co-chaired the session “Tech for Diversity” with Gillian Tans, CEO of Booking.com. Together they advocated for a tech that would promote an inclusive workplace.

Operation Duo Day is a day organized by the French government, which offers companies the chance to meet up with people with disabilities.

Skin is an ecosystem in its own right. This resilient organ can adapt to its surrounding environment, maintaining our equilibrium and ensuring the pro …

From the 16th to 18th May, Paris is set to be the centre of the tech world with over one hundred thousand people attending VivaTech. As a company that …

Even as the biggest organ of the body, the skin is still rife with mysteries. Multiphoton imaging is one way to unlock these secrets.

The perception of skin has evolved throughout the ages and differs according to culture. However, it is, and always has been, a universal reflection o …

Paris is considered by many to be the global capital of culture. For three days this May, it will also be the undisputed global capital of technology, …

Annual General Meeting and Board Of Directors' Meeting of 18 April 2019

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After New York in 2015 and Vienna in 2017, the exhibition “Helena Rubinstein. The Beauty Adventure” is hosted in Paris at the Museum of Art and Histor …