Not to mention the electricity produced by coal,

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The book that Jérôme Lefilliâtre devotes to Daniel Kretinsky is a form of investment. It is the least you can do for a work that aims to be a detailed portrait of a billionaire jack of all trades. Getting it means giving yourself the means to be informed about what is – at least for a small part – big capital (as it was once called), its intrigues, and its heroes with Kretinsky as the figurehead. It is a journey where you accompany the investigator in his direct encounters with the characters in the story. In this case, it is about discovering the one who is already present in the French business world, the daily life of the French, as well as in their press.

And besides, here is a jumble of what the author, a overseas chinese in canada data media journalist at Libération, tells us as a preliminary. Shopping at Casino, Géant, Monoprix, Spar, Naturalia or Franprix is ​​a bit like going to Krétinsky. He owns 5% of the group. The same goes for those who like to read weeklies like Elle, Marianne, Télé 7 jours, Art et Décoration or France Dimanche. He bought them from the Lagardère group .

Which he likes in Saint Avold and Gardanne, two power stations that are part of his companies, if we stay within the national framework alone. Because all this would be too reductive for anyone who wants to know more about the emerging strength of this entrepreneur. He owns – this is an estimate – 333 companies, in 17 countries, including the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany (with ProSiebenSat.