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The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from June 6 to 10:
Fiat seeking partner in Cina
Times of India – Fiat could look for new China partner for Jeep: CEO
The Turin-based firm is ready to sign agreements in the Chinese market for its Jeep
The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from June 1 to 5:
The number of studies by Italian researchers published in the scientific press remained more or less stable. There were 43 articles published, for a total of 362 scientists working 93 research centers in Italy. In April, there were more oncological studies published (13 conducted by over 162 researchers in 35 centers) published in The Lancet Oncology and in specialized journels in the Nature group – Leukemia, Oncogene and Cell Death and Disease, as well as the British Journal of Cancer.
“We need to revive our sense of overall knowledge” to give our young people a complete education where science is a basic component. Carlo Rovelli, professor of Theoretical Physics at Aix-Marseille Université – a researcher at the Centre de Physique Théorique – is one of the theorists of loop quantum gravity. In his conversation with Aspen, he explained how giving renewed importance to scientific culture could bring new life to Italian education.
The International strategies of Fiat and Generali – Last week, the foreign press turned the spot light on the strategies of large Italian groups. Fiat attracted attention as it prepared to complete its reorganization of the control of industrial vehicles (Bloomberg Businessweek wrote about Cnh Industrial on June 6 – Fiat Industrial announces name of merged company), and the merger with Chrysler.
Telecom split – Telecom Italia and its decision to separate its fixed-line network received the attention of the foreign press this week.
The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from May 25-29:
Italian luxury worldwide
Le Figaro – Loro Piana, le groupe de luxe italien qui défie la cris
Loro Piana is wagering on new textiles to show off its leadership in the luxury goods sector.
Growth of Italian businesses –Europe’s economic difficulties should little sign of abating, and so businesses are looking towards emerging markets. Italian business is certainly no exception.
Speaking with the Aspen Italia website team, Andrea Goldstein, Senior Economist at the OECD and an expert in emerging economies, emphasized that “the crisis certainly doesn’t mark the end of the world”. Indeed, despite the problems associated with the weak economic climate, Italy is well-placed to resume the path of growth based on the soft power it exerts even in the world’s highest-growth markets, and which stems from its history, culture, and the quality of its manufacturing products.
Foreign investors bet on Itgalian real estate – “Bricks”, the Italian investment par excellance, is attracting foreign investors, many of whom are considering buying property in Italy thanks to falling prices.
The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from May 18 to 22
Qatar invests in Milan
Financial Times – Qatar buys into Milan Porta Nuova property project
Qatar’s sovereign fund buys into the real estate development projects of Milano Porta Nuova
The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from May 11 to 15
Strategy for growth – Restructuring of the tax system, debt recution for Italy and new growth strategies.
The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from April 30 to May 6
The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from April 18 to April 29
Building on her background in research and as CEO of a biotech start-up, Chiara Giovenzana – a member of Aspen Institute Italia’s “Italian talent abroad” group – is now working on launching a new project called Startup Homes. In the interview that follows, she explains how this network of houses will provide a shared working and networking space for globetrotting startuppers to help break down barriers and foster the emergence of innovative ideas.
This month saw an increase in exposure given to the work of Italian researchers by the major international scientific journals, with 58 articles published, involving the work of 373 researchers at 135 national research centers. Studies in the field of oncology were once again well-represented (8 studies by 32 researchers at 11 centers), and were published in The Lancet Oncology and in specialized journals of the Nature group, including Leukemia, Oncogene, Cell Death and Disease, and Scientific Reports.
Fiat-Chrysler merger in a year – The spotlight of the foreign press once again shown on the Fiat group, on the occasion of the car manufacturer’s annual stockholders’ meeting. American papers were particularly interested in the strategies of the Turin-based company and,on April 9, reported on the merger with Chrysler which, according to Sergio Marchionne, might take place by mid-2014.
The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from April 13 to April 17:
