Confindustria wants new government in power ASAP
Confindustria President Carlo Bonomi on Monday called for a new government to take power as soon as possible. He also wants it to be realistic in its goals.
Continue ReadingConfindustria President Carlo Bonomi on Monday called for a new government to take power as soon as possible. He also wants it to be realistic in its goals.
Continue ReadingItaly’s net energy import costs are set to more than double this year, the economy minister said. He added the warning, Rome cannot not spend indefinitely to cushion the blow on the economy.
Continue ReadingThe government coalition reached an agreement on the liberalization of Italy’s beach establishments. It is part of the reforms pledged by Italy in exchange for EU grants and low-interest loans.
Continue ReadingCampari plans to open several flagship bars for its best-selling spirits in Europe and beyond. First quarter results showed higher sales due to soaring demand for Aperol and Campari.
Continue ReadingAs more and more workers switched on a permanent basis to working from home during the Covid pandemic, they thought about exactly where to work from. Many choose Italy, but the work visa has proved an issue – until now.
Continue ReadingFree access to Italy’s beaches has been diminishing over the years. After repeated requests by the European Commission to boost competition, PM Draghi gave in and Italy plans to boost competition for contracts to manage bars, beach clubs and other facilities on its beaches from 2024.
Continue ReadingPresident of Italy’s association representing manufacturing and service companies, Confindustria, says Ukraine war is accelerating a process already underway.
Continue ReadingTelecom Italia (TIM) wants to cut the cost a deal with DAZN for its sports streaming service after it yielded lower revenues than expected.
Continue ReadingItaly’s antitrust authority today (9th December, 2021) fined Amazon €1.13 billion. It says the online vendor exploits its position against independent sellers, in contravention of EU competition rules.
Continue ReadingMILAN – Italy’s biggest insurer Assicurazioni Generali on Monday said it would launch a €1.17billion euro ($1.4 billion) buyout offer for smaller rival Cattolica. This would further strengthen its domestic market share. Consolidation was on the cards for Italy’s insurers when Intesa Sanpaolo took over rival lender UBI last year to build a banking and […]
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