The week of October 1 – 7
Economy – This week has seen various news reports connected to positive performances by the economy and by Italian companies.
Economy – This week has seen various news reports connected to positive performances by the economy and by Italian companies.
Economy – The country’s economy continues to show signs of bouncing back, thanks also to the “absolute primacy in vaccinations” which, for Franfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, is a true “Italian miracle” (September 1 – Das italienische Impfwunder).
Economy – The Italian economy is showing signs of recovery: the Chinese press agency Xinhua emphasizes improved employment in the second quarter (September 14 – Italy’s employment improves in Q2: statistics), while Reuters publishes initial forecasts estimating GDP growing by 6% in 2021 (September 15 – Italy to forecast GDP growth around 6% this year, above 4% i
Economy – Economic reporting in the international press is shining the spotlight on the major industrial and financial groups, with Bloomberg recounting the boost Enel aims to give its electric mobility business (Bloomberg, July 25 – Enel to Boost Its Electric Mobility Business 20-Fold: Corriere*) and Boersen Zeitung stressing the growing profits of Intesa Sanpaolo, exceeding expectations (August 4
Economy – The economy takes centre stage in the articles dedicated to Italy by the foreign press.
Fashion – The foreign press continues to shine the spotlight on the world of Italian fashion.
Economy –The recovery and the economic prospects of Italy and its businesses are the focus of the articles in the international press.
Economy – New businesses and new markets – it is with these terms that the foreign press is covering the growth of Italian companies this week. The Wall Street Journal, interviews Andrea Illy on the coffee brand’s expansion strategies in the United States (June 12 –Italy’s Illycaffè Sets Its Sights on the U.S.
Economy – While the Italian economy, as Financial Times explains, has shown “unexpected resilience” in the second quarter of the year, sidestepping recession (June 1 – Italy’s revised GDP figures show country sidestepping recession), companies’ growth plans are continuing to attract the interest of the foreign media.
Economy – Economic reporting takes centre stage with the growth strategies of Italian luxury groups.
Economy – Italian companies growing in size and expanding abroad are making international headlines this week.
Economy– Innovation and growth take centre stage in the reporting that the foreign press has dedicated to the Italian economy. In the spotlight is Financial Times’s interview with Vittorio Colao, explaining how the digital transition minister vows to “simplify the system and draw investment” (May 16 – Vittorio Colao vows to fix Italy’s red tape bureaucracy*).
Economy – Ecological and digital transition is among the themes taking centre stage this week in the articles that the foreign press has dedicated to Italy.
Economy – The foreign press is following with interest investments by Italian companies and by foreign enterprises in Italy.
Economy – In the economic news, the international media continue to follow with interest the listing of the American branch of Leonardo, emphasizing that the operation may bring between $ 700 and $ 800 million into the coffers of the Italian defence group (March 15 in Bloomberg – Italy’s Leonardo to Raise Up to $807 Million From DRS Unit IPO* and Reuters –
Economy – Economic coverage in the international news outlets continues to tell the story of growth of Italian companies: Reuters covers Enel, whose 2020 profits have risen to “beat expectations.” The Group will therefore continue to “expand its green energy and … cut carbon emissions” (March 18 – Italy’s Enel posts 9% rise in net profit to beat expectations). Economy – The economy takes centre stage this week with an editorial in The New York Times that recounts how, with the Mario Draghi government and the Recovery Plan, Italy is once again a “power player in Europe” (April 15 – How Mario Draghi Made Italy a Power Player in Europe*). Economy – Investments in Italy take centre stage, with the progress made in the merger between Borsa Italiana and Euronext in a € 4,3 billion operation (Reuters, April 15 – Euronext gets nod from Italy’s Consob for Borsa takeover), while Credit Agricole’s interest in the national market is confirmed, again according to Reuters, by its raised bid for Credito Valtellinese (April 15 – Credit Agricole raises Culture – Positive reporting on Italy during the Easter holidays focuses on culture above all. Economy – Extraordinary deals take centre stage in the articles dedicated to Italy by the foreign press.The Week of March 19-25
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The Week of April 16 – 22
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