The week of February 26 – March 4
Tourism and culture– Numerous reports are devoted to culture and tourism in Italy.
Tourism and culture– Numerous reports are devoted to culture and tourism in Italy.
The triumph of the Luna Rossa – “A crushing, 7-1 triumph,” bringing the Italians to the final in sailing’s America’s Cup (Expansión, February 21 – LUNA ROSSA GANA LA COPA PRADA AL INEOS UK TEAM (7 A 1) Y DISPUTARÁ LA FINAL DE LA COPA AMÉRICA).
Economy – The economy takes centre stage in the foreign press, with the “ambitious reform programme” submitted to parliament by Mario Draghi (Financial Times, February 17 – Mario Draghi lays out ambitious reforms for Italy*) and investors racing to purchase Italian debt (Reuters, February 16 – Italy draws strong demand in first bond sale of Draghi era).
Economy – The economy takes centre stage this week in the foreign press’s coverage of Italy.
Economy – Economic and financial news take centre stage in the international dailies this week.
Economy– The economic news takes centre stage with investments and extraordinary operations: The Wall Street Journal recounts the history of the Fiat, Chrysler, and Peugeot brands, which have just created Stellantis (January 15 – Fiats, Chryslers and Peugeots Over the Decades*), while the Moroccan daily Le Matin points out that the merger between FCA and PSA will br
Culture and tourism – Cultural reporting takes centre stage in the international media this week. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung pays homage to Dante Alighieri 700 years after the death of “il sommo poeta” (January 6 – Ausstellungen?
Economy and finance – The extraordinary operations by large Italian companies take no break during the Christmas holidays.
Economy – The economy takes centre stage this week with Italian companies carrying out extraordinary operations and investing in sustainability.
Culture and tourism – In cultural reporting, El Mundo recounts new archival discoveries that identify Cogoleto as the birthplace of Christopher Columbus (December 13 – “Christóval Colóm, natural de Cugureo, cerca de Génova”) while The Wall Street Journal reviews Judith Herri’s book dedicated to the art and history of Ravenna, explaining how the city, the seat of the Byzantine imperial court, was transformed into the region’s “jewel in the
Economy and finance – Extraordinary operations take centre stage in the economics and financial reporting dedicated to Italy by the foreign press. Reuters reports on the $ 240 million acquisition completed in the appliance sector by De’ Longhi, which has bought the American company Capital Brands (November 23 – Italy’s De’ Longhi to buy U.S.
Economy – The Italian economy is withstanding the pandemic.
Economy – The economy once again takes centre stage in the reporting dedicated by the foreign press to Italian events and personalities.
Economy – Economic reports dedicated to Italy by the foreign press cover several areas this week. In finance, Financial Times interviews Carlo Messina, CEO of Intesa Sanpaolo “the eurozone’s second-largest bank by market capitalisation.” Messina explains to the British daily the need to initiate a new season of cross-border banking mergers in Europe (November 5 – Intesa Sanpaolo chief calls for cross-border European banking deals*).
Economy – The spotlight shines on Italian companies showing signs of a comeback, and on their growth strategies: Bloomberg reports on how Ferrari’s orders have gone back to pre-pandemic levels, seeing results at the high end of the forecast range (November 3 – Ferrari Orders Bounce All the Way Back to Pre-Pandemic Level*), while Handelsblatt covers the export boom in Germany recorded by
Economy – The economy takes centre stage in the reports dedicated to Italy in the foreign press.
Economy – In economic news, Financial Times covers the plan to expand the Kiko make-up brand which, under the guidance of di Cristina Scocchia, is planning a “retail push” despite the effects of the pandemic (October 19 – Italian make-up brand Kiko plans expansion despite Covid setback*).
Economy – The “new European stock market champion” has come into being: the international press focuses on the merger between Borsa Italiana and Euronext (Expansión, October 9 – Euronext crea un nuevo campeón bursátil europeo*), which is capable of creating “one of the most important operators of market infrastructure” on the stock exchange (Financial Times, October 8 – Euronext
Fashion and design – The return to the runways at Milan Fashion Week is spotlighted by the foreign press.
Economy – Acquisitions take centre stage in the economic and financial reporting dedicated to Italian companies by the foreign press: the spotlight shines on the merger between Nexi and SIA, which will create an electronic payment company with an “equity value of 15 billion euros” (Reuters, October 4 – Italy’s Nexi to merge with smaller rival SIA), in the “top 10” on the Italian stock market (Bloomberg, October 4 – « Previous