Golf: 2015 is the year of the Italians

The European tour in 2015 will be full of Italian players like never before: the magnificent quartet formed by Matteo Manassero, Francesco Molinari, Edoardo Molinari, Marco Crespi, will be joined by Andrea Pavan, Alessandro Tadini and Renato Paratore. Tiger Woods celebrates…
The yen strengthens, oil falls again

The Japanese currency rises against the dollar after the Abe government's decision to reduce the corporate tax - The price of WTI crude oil reaches $53,6/b - Brent at 57,1.
Japan: Abe government cuts corporate taxes

Japanese companies used to pay 34,6% of profits: now this percentage is lowered by 2,5 points, from 32,1 points in 2015 (in April, the beginning of the financial year) and 31,3% the following year - In 2016 the rate will therefore be equalized to the Italian one…
Since 2015, the Isee has changed: here is the new rich meter

The number of social benefits for which the indicator is taken into account is increasing (for example, the new baby bonus is added), but at the same time the aim is to narrow down the number of beneficiaries, excluding those who enjoy benefits without being entitled to it: the…
Btp record, Piazza Affari unchanged

The Treasury placed 3 billion in ten years with interest rates at an all-time low (1,89%), for the first time below 2 in the primary sector - The five-year rate increased slightly (+0,04) - The spread fell to 137 - Milan try…
Piazza Affari and spread towards a positive ending

After the fear of the new Greek storm, the markets now seem vaccinated against the Athens syndrome and the domino effect averted - Spotlight on 5- and 10-year BTP auctions: slightly higher yields expected - Banks…
Piazza Affari recovers after the crash in Athens

Piazza Affari limits the damage to -1,15%, Madrid -1%, the other squares are positive - The banks are heavy but the BTPs close below 2%. Bot auction rates up to 0,297 - Wall Street accelerates Friday's record -…
State layoffs, that's the way it is

Collective and individual dismissals for economic reasons are not envisaged in the public sector, but no law provides for the irremovability of civil servants. The reforms implemented by previous governments have expressly excluded the extension to the state but not the Jobs Act which…
Statali, Renzi: "Parliament will decide"

The premier will hold the press conference at the end of the year today but on the Jobs Act he anticipates that the Chambers will decide whether or not to apply the new contract with increasing protections to the public sector as well
Look for Milan, Inter on Podolski. Juve dreams of Sneijder

The Rossoneri close the Torres-Cerci exchange with Atletico - In the Nerazzurri there is still talk of Balotelli, while in midfield Lavezzi's idea vanishes: Lassana Diarra, Capoué and Lucas Leiva are in the running - Possible arrivals of Shaqiri and Ben in Turin...
Euro under pressure on Athens D-Day

Single currency at its lowest since August 2012 - Eyes on Greece: if today the third attempt to elect the President fails, early elections will start - Treasury, the first auction of 2015 is coming with 6-month BOTs and…
Cinema: no majors, there's Lionsgate

Roger Ebert, the legendary film critic of the "Chicago Sun-Times" who died last year, said that "when Hollywood feels threatened, it takes refuge in technology": but is the web now a resource or a threat to cinema?
Government, green light to Ilva and Jobs Act

Just on Christmas Eve, after three long hours of the Council of Ministers (and some tension with the NCD, in particular on reinstatement), the government gave the go-ahead to the first implementing decree of the Jobs Act, the most discussed,…
Record savings in Italy and Piazza Affari runs

In 11 months, investment funds raised 120 billion euros, equal to double the collection of the whole of 2013, and also gave impetus to the Stock Exchange - At the end of the morning, Piazza Affari is one of the best stock exchanges in Europe - Rise…
Asia, Mekong alarm: solutions for a sick river

The fifth summit of member countries of the Greater Mekong Sub-region (GMS) was recently held in Bangkok, a project launched in 1992 by the Asian Development Bank which involves all the states that share the Mekong River basin.
Stability is law: here are the main changes

The Stability Law which dictates the economic and fiscal lines of the Government for 2015 has been definitively approved by the Chamber: among the main changes is the extension of the 80 euro bonus and the advance of the severance indemnity - Frozen Tasi and…