Audit Court approves ITA-Lufthansa deal
Today, Italy’s audit court approved the agreement to sell a minority stake in ITA Airways to the German flag carrier Lufthansa. The ITA-Lufthansa deal is worth over €300million.
Continue ReadingToday, Italy’s audit court approved the agreement to sell a minority stake in ITA Airways to the German flag carrier Lufthansa. The ITA-Lufthansa deal is worth over €300million.
Continue ReadingLufthansa is to buy 41% of ITA Airways via a 325-million-euro capital increase, the German carrier said on Thursday. It reached an agreement with the Italian economy ministry to acquire a minority stake.
Continue ReadingItaly lost 80,000 young graduates in the last decade, according to a survey presented today. At a new observatory on tomorrow’s world of work, the report highlighted Italy’s ‘brain drain’ and NEET issue.
Continue ReadingChatGPT was banned by the Italian data-protection authority over privacy concerns. A deadline of 30th April was set to meet certain criteria. OpenAI which makes the software, states it now meets all criteria and ChatGPT is available once again in Italy.
Continue ReadingThe 55th Vinitaly wine trade show closed in Verona today, registering a 20% increase in foreign buyers over the 2022 edition.
Continue ReadingOn Tuesday, the Minister for Business and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, announced plans to market Italy as an ideal base for remote working.
Continue ReadingThe Italian government held a round of talks today with business associations amid fears that changes it has made to State incentives for building renovation work, known as the ‘Superbonus’, could push many construction firms into bankruptcy and cost thousands of jobs.
Continue ReadingA new research institute for Wine, Diet and Health (Istituto per la Ricerca su Vino, Alimentazione e Salute) was presented in Rome today.
Continue ReadingThe Italian publishing industry sold €1.671bn worth of books in 2022, an increase of 13% over the pre-pandemic year of 2019, but down 2.3% on 2021.
Continue ReadingFair and fast justice is a priority for the government, Premier Giorgia Meloni and Justice Minister Carlo Nordio said today. They met to discuss his proposed reforms of the justice and wiretapping systems.
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