Amazon's distribution center near Augny, France, a former air base, employs over 4,000 people and operates continuously with multiple shifts. The facility, known as ETZ2, spans 50,000 m² and features modern infrastructure with extensive conveyor systems. The center is a key European site for Amazon, highlighting the company's demanding work environment. Tours are now available to the public, showcasing the scale and operations of the facility.

Banque Pictet, a Geneva-based bank specializing in wealth and asset management, has maintained stability since 1805. In 2006, the bank undertook a project to consolidate its historical archives, led by archivist Laurent Christeller. The initiative aimed to gather documents, paintings, and portraits related to the bank's history, while adhering to Swiss banking secrecy laws. The Pictet Foundation also contributed by creating an archive of the Pictet family, significant in Geneva's history. Despite legal constraints, the bank retains a small percentage of its documents, amounting to 120 meters of archives.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly advancing, with companies like Eleven Labs exploring voice cloning technology. In France, this sparked controversy when the start-up attempted to clone the voice of deceased dubbing actor Alain Dorval, who had long dubbed Sylvester Stallone. The French media and fans reacted negatively, especially after a misleading press release suggested an entire film was dubbed using the cloned voice. The incident raises questions about voice ownership, consent, and the future role of AI in film dubbing.