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Oil, a possible US-Iran meeting at the UN: and Brent prices return below $100 after nearly two weeks.
Brent crude oil fell back below the $100 a barrel mark, dropping 3,8% to $99,98, extending its losses for the fourth consecutive session and returning to September 8th levels. The market is particularly concerned about developments...
Google fined $403 million for geolocation data. The response: "Policy updated."
The Irish regulator fines Google for violating the GDPR on user location data. The company responds: "Policies updated."
Intesa Sanpaolo Brings 15 Italian Excellences to the New York Stock Exchange
A new edition of the IMI CIB Division's "Italian Equity Champions" conference. Fifteen listed Italian companies meet with leading American investors.
Heat and air conditioning are driving electricity consumption: August saw record demand, up 16,5% in a year.
According to Terna, above-average temperatures, even at night, prolonged the use of air conditioning and pushed electricity demand to an all-time high for August. Renewables covered 41,4% of the demand, with photovoltaic energy showing strong growth.
Juve, shame on the ultras who insult the memory of a great champion like Sandro Mazzola: they deserve a permanent ban.
We no longer want to see the Juventus ultras in stadiums, who yesterday insulted the memory of Sandro Mazzola during the minute's silence in his honor at the Allianz Arena in Orino. Panatta is right: "Banning order forever."
Trump and Xi are meeting again after four months. But the situation is different now, and the US tycoon appears less aggressive. Here's why.
Many topics will be on the agenda at the September 24 meeting: from the renewal of the trade truce expiring on November 10th with Taiwan, to fentanyl and Iran. On AI, Bessent already yesterday advanced a new project for mutual security.
The Carabinieri and Pirelli have signed an agreement to test Cyber Tyre on some of Rome's mobile radio units.
The Pirelli system integrates artificial intelligence and computer vision to identify critical issues in the road network, helping to improve safety. The Pirelli technology will be used completely automatically, requiring no operator intervention.
Paramount puts $1,5 billion on the table to unlock merger with Warner Bros. Discovery: Stocks rally
Investments in California, studios to be kept in the state, 30 films a year and guarantees on the independence of CNN: according to the Wall Street Journal, this is how Paramount is trying to overcome the final obstacles to the mega-operation worth 110 billion dollars.
Volkswagen issues a new profit warning and leaves the Euro Stoxx 50: shares plunge on the stock market.
2026 margin at a maximum of 1% and €10 billion in liabilities, mostly related to Porsche. Workers at Volkswagen, BMW, and Bosch are protesting in Germany.
Stock market today, September 21: bonds and oil sharply down. Europe rebounds, the CDU flop doesn't weigh on Frankfurt, and Milan shines with tech and banking.
European stock markets started the week strongly, with investors optimistic about the Trump-Xi talks, as well as those between the US and Iran. In Milan, the focus is on risk, with Banco BPM rallying on rumors about...
Technoprobe: A successful debut on the FTSE MIB, the stock tops the list thanks to investments and AI.
In addition to the frenzy surrounding the debut, the stock is also boosted by a report from Bank Akros that focuses on future investments in the pipeline and AI-related prospects. The tech sector's weighting in the main Italian stock market is increasing.
Société Générale, plan to 2029 and huge dividends: the stock flies to Paris
Société Générale aims to raise more than €21 billion to shareholders by 2029, with growing revenues and cost cuts. Shares rise as much as 5% in Paris.
Panetta (Bank of Italy): "AI will change the economy and markets; now central banks must adapt."
According to the head of the Bank of Italy, artificial intelligence can boost Italian productivity by more than one percentage point per year, but it is also destined to change demand, inflation, employment, and markets. A challenge that requires new tools and analysis.
The former Ilva plant awaits the Supreme Court's review of its appeal against the blast furnace closure. Collective layoffs for related industries have been suspended for now.
This is the crucial point that has characterized the entire dispute: no judge has been able to demonstrate that the former Ilva did not comply with the European standards for steel production. The former…
TripAdvisor's top restaurants in the world, with an Italian restaurant among the top fifteen...but it's in Brazil.
The Travelers' Choice Best of the Best title recognizes the highest level of excellence in the travel industry. Of the 8 million listings on TripAdvisor, less than 1% achieve this milestone.
Pontida 2026: Salvini challenges the opposition: extraordinary League congress in October
The League leader anticipates internal confrontation and calls for a new mandate from members. Governors insist on autonomy and federalism, while the Federal Council must define the modalities of the congress.
Stock markets are booming today thanks to increased oil flows. German Chancellor Merz is staying put despite his party's defeat.
Oil prices are falling again on reports of increased oil transit along the main Hormuz routes and the Saudi Arabian East-West pipeline. Preliminary U.S.-China talks are viewed positively.
Germany, elections: AfD gains ground in Mecklenburg but fails to make a breakthrough, while the Left Party conquers Berlin. Merz: "It's a disaster, but I won't resign."
The far right rises to 38,2% but remains without allies to govern. In Berlin, the Left wins by targeting rents. The CDU's decline puts pressure on Merz's leadership, but he remains unwavering.
Banking Cooperation in Africa: A Model for Financial Inclusion and Development
From the Saccos born in Africa to the case of Rwanda, cooperative credit helps to expand access to financial services and support the growth of communities
Juventus stunned Sarri's Atalanta, Milan defeated Lecce, Napoli drew in Florence, and Como slipped against Frosinone.
Juventus and Milan rebound, Napoli draw in Florence, and Como fall after five months. This is the summary of Sunday's Serie A season, which sees a trio at the top of the table: Inter, Roma, and Lazio.
The Houthis strike Saudi Arabia after the attack on an Italian Eurofighter. Mansur: "We're not at war with Italy, but what are those jets doing there?"
Meanwhile, Trump returns from Camp David and warns travelers of the risk of a rapid escalation in the conflict with the Houthis. The EU agrees on the need to strengthen the Aspides mission with the involvement of Member States.
Roma and Inter drew 2-2 in the first Scudetto duel, and Lazio conquered Venice. Today, Juve, Milan, and Napoli will be looking for redemption, and keep an eye on Como.
Inter. Roma and Lazio lead the table, but Como can catch them today when they face Frosinone. After Saturday's surprises, Sunday is set to see Juve, Napoli, and Milan dream of a resurgence.
Poste Italiane will reopen its TIM takeover bid for another five days, from September 21st to 25th.
The closure of the first period of adhesion to the takeover bid brought Poste's overall stake in Tim to 66,627% of the share capital.
Pontida 2026, peace talks at the League rally (the first without Bossi). Salvini closes ranks: "No to parties within parties."
Peace rehearsals at the traditional Lega Nord rally in Pontida, following the standoff between Matteo Salvini and the Northern League governors, who are demanding change. Salvini closes ranks, but discontent persists. A test for the...
Contemporary art, value beyond the market: new opportunities for collectors and investors
The contemporary art market is changing: new generations of collectors, digitalisation and greater selectivity are redefining the criteria by which value is built
Trump signs new sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine. Zelensky thanks him.
The legislation affects the energy and defense sectors. Zelensky is grateful and hopes the sanctions will now be implemented.
Chef Gabriel Collazzo's Umbrian Gnocchi recipe features a cuisine with an Umbrian heart, French classics, and Japanese influences.
Chef Gabriel Collazzo's recipe from the Radici restaurant at Borgo La Chiaracia Resort & Restaurant meanders between tradition and modernity, like memory and gesture, story and form.
Farewell to Sandro Mazzola, one of the greatest Italian footballers and son of Valentino Mazzola, legend of the Grande Torino.
Sandro, 83, has tied his entire professional career to one color: the Nerazzurri. He has made 565 appearances and scored 160 goals for Inter, and 70 appearances and 22 goals for the national team.
The United States and Denmark reach an agreement on Greenland. Trump: "Permanent control over defense and security."
The United States will be able to develop a significant military presence in Greenland, but will prohibit US adversaries from building bases on the island.
EU-Australia trade deal expected in 2027: Australian ambassador meets with Piedmontese businesses
Trade, which will reach $375 million in 2025, is expected to grow significantly once negotiations to expand opportunities between the two continents are concluded. Cowley: "The agreement means lower costs, greater certainty, and better protection..."
Greece's "Achilles' Shield" agreement with Israel opens up new geopolitical and economic scenarios. Athens returns to being a "developed country" and nine stocks are added to the Stoxx Europe 600.
The Achilles' Shield aims to unite Greece and Israel in their defense against Turkey, a troublesome neighbor for both. The agreement is worth €3 billion and involves 19 Greek companies for €750 million. Meanwhile, Athens, reborn after the crisis...
McDonald's and Burger King are putting people first again: too much automation has driven customers away.
Kiosks and online orders aren't enough to improve business: major American fast food chains are realizing this, and are refocusing on the customer experience. McDonald's will train 2 million employees to be more welcoming and less...
MPS-Banco BPM, 5.000 cuts for the wedding, followed by hiring 2.500 young people. Siena intends to acquire Mediobanca's entire stake in Generali (13,3%).
The details of Lovaglio's plan were not disclosed to the market in the communication to Consob and were reported by La Repubblica. The branches to be sold are estimated to be between 57 and 115 to comply with antitrust limits: the highest concentrations are in Tuscany. In…
Weather forecast: Almost summery weekend with highs of 30 degrees: then a brief drop in temperatures, but the heat doesn't let up.
Sunshine and temperatures close to 30 degrees over the weekend, then from Tuesday a brief cool down arrives in the North, while the heat remains the protagonist in the Centre-South
Tennis, Sinner and Alcaraz are worn down by the schedule. But are there really more matches being played than in the past? Here are the numbers.
The ongoing ailments of the two most iconic tennis players of this era suggest a system out of control. But perhaps it would be more accurate to link the injuries to other factors rather than the number of matches: the comparison with...
"The AI scare is pure marketing; Big Tech's ethical problems are just a cover-up for financial ones," says Marco Bentivogli.
Interview with Marco Bentivogli, currently a professor and senior advisor at the Graduate School of Management at the Polytechnic University of Milan, coordinator of Base Italia, and an expert on work, innovation, AI, and industry: "Saying that AI will soon be uncontrollable isn't…
Roma vs. Inter: Who's the strongest? Today at the Olimpico, the Scudetto battle is already underway, in memory of the great Sandro Mazzola, who passed away yesterday.
Tonight's big match at the Olimpico between the two teams sitting in first place with perfect records: one of them is looking to break away. Recent precedents clearly favor Inter, but Gasperini's men are in excellent form.
European stock markets fell sharply on September 18th after a renewed surge in oil prices. Stellantis's defeat rocked the Milan Stock Exchange, with the spread rising above 90 points.
European markets closed the week in deep red. Tech markets were mixed on the Nasdaq. The US 10-year Treasury bond again touched 5%. The oat-bund spread broke 100 points, its highest since 2012.
Warren Buffett steps down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, replaced by his son Howard.
After stepping down as CEO, the Oracle of Omaha is also stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. He will remain on the board as chairman emeritus, while the holding company completes its transition to a new generation of leaders.
Aquanexa acquires Danphix and Ecoris and focuses on trenchless water network renewal
Aquanexa strengthens its trenchless water and sewer network renovation operations with the acquisition of Danphix and Ecoris. This creates the new Trenchless Technologies Business Unit.
Italian savings: over €6.000 trillion to be mobilized: this is how families and businesses can support growth.
Italian families have €6.488 billion in financial wealth, but €1.600 trillion remains in current accounts. The Aipb-Casmef-Luiss report analyzes how to mobilize savings for business, investment, and growth.
Isybank is seeking new filmmakers, with Sorrentino and Soldini guiding young talents.
Intesa Sanpaolo's digital bank is launching a contest for young authors featuring Sorrentino and Soldini. Submissions are open until October 15, 2026.
Enel completes Western Australia's largest 283 MW wind farm
Potentia Energy, the joint venture between Enel and Japan's Inpex, has completed the Warradarge wind farm, which with a total capacity of 283 MW will be able to supply renewable energy to approximately 164 households each year.
Stock market today, September 18: Europe in the red, tech stocks soar, luxury goods weak. Milan falls along with banks. Oil continues to decline.
The stock market gains seen in the United States and Asia are coming to a halt at the gates of Europe, with the Old Continent's stock markets moving downwards, concerned about what is happening in the Middle East • MARKETS Today is the day of Three…
Siref Fiduciaria surpasses 100.000 mandates and confirms its leadership position in Italy.
110.000 fiduciary mandates as of June 30, 2026. The Intesa Sanpaolo Group's fiduciary company remains the leader in Italy in terms of client numbers. Average annual growth rate of 27% from 2023.
AI, Nvidia expects chip sales to double by 2027. Huang calls for "responsible optimism." And the stock rebounds.
Huang's words improved the mood, which had been gloomy over AI. Nvidia shares rose as much as 2,8% on Thursday, reversing last week's losses. Stocks in the sector also rose in Asia. A…
Nestlé and Auchan under temporary administration in Russia: Putin transfers control of the assets. What happens next?
A decree signed by Vladimir Putin entrusts a Russian company with the temporary management of Nestlé and Auchan's operations in the country. The two groups formally retain ownership of the assets, but lose operational control. The response: "We are evaluating all…
Ukraine: Trump considers economic agreement with Putin before war ends
According to the New York Times, the White House is exploring trade agreements with Moscow to facilitate negotiations. This strategy is dividing the administration and is intertwined with the new sanctions approved by Congress.
Webuild's takeover bid for Trevi begins September 28, priced at €4,50 per share.
Applications are open until November 20th, with payment due on the 27th. The group aims to integrate its expertise in special foundations and strengthen its offering in large infrastructure projects.
Wine: Eredi Fuligni's 2021 Brunello di Montalcino named Wine of the Year by James Suckling's "Top 100 Wines of Italy 2026"
The “Top 100 Wines of Italy 2026” was defined by selecting one hundred labels from approximately 7.000 Italian wines tasted in the last year out of a total of over 30.000 wines evaluated.
Stocks are down slightly today despite falling oil prices and comforting messages from Nvidia's CEO. Pressure is possible on the day of the "Three Witches."
Today, markets will also face the further test of the so-called "triple witching," the expiration of derivative contracts linked to stocks, index options, and futures. But it was Jensen Huang's speech that supported the markets the most. The…
Paris: Contemporary art returns to the center of the international market
Art Basel Paris 2026: The Grand Palais becomes the meeting point between collecting, artistic research, and new strategies for enhancing heritage.
Intel soars on the stock market (+7,6%) on the hypothesis of a deal with SK Hynix: what's behind the rally and the scenarios for the chip giant
Rumors are swirling of a possible partnership between the American and Korean groups to produce AI memory chips in Ohio. The two companies are holding off, but the market is already considering a partnership.
Artificial intelligence, Unioncamere: Italian companies are accelerating, but the problem is skills.
The number of Italian companies using AI has doubled in a year, reaching 19,5%. But six out of ten companies interested in adopting it have given up due to a lack of skills. This was the focus of Southern Italy Day in Bari.
Hera Group completes all NRRP projects in Emilia-Romagna: €23 million invested
The Hera Group has completed 34 projects, including new collection centers, underground recycling centers, smart bins, and digital systems. These projects benefited from €15,8 million in PNRR funding.
Intesa Sanpaolo is the leading company in Italy for ESG aspects, according to Excel
Marco Delfrate was named the best investor relations professional in Italy, Sara Pellicanó was awarded as IR Rising Star in the same category
Stock markets were sparkling on September 17th, from Europe to Wall Street, following the Fed's tightening of interest rates, the drop in oil prices, and the slowdown in Treasury bond yields.
High-tech is reviving its position on the markets: the Nasdaq soars. The euro recovers against the dollar. Piazza Affari is among the best-performing stocks in Europe, and the delisting is literally sending Pininfarina soaring.
Beretta launches a takeover bid for Ruger, aiming for a 25% stake. The American gunmaker's stock soars on Wall Street.
A cash offer of $44,80 per share to acquire an additional 15% stake in the American manufacturer. After months of discussions and the May agreement, the deal is now underway. Ruger stock soars, up 6%.
Leonardo, ESA appointed to design Europe's eyes on security and defense
The group will lead a study on the architecture of the future European Earth observation service. It involves an industrial consortium of seven countries, with the goal of integrating satellites, infrastructure, and data to support Europe's strategic autonomy.
Water sector increasingly smart, Agici: €900 million in investments expected by 2029. The challenge is post-NRRP
The Agici study captures the technological transformation of the water service: smart meters, remote monitoring, AI, and digital twins are increasingly central. After the PNRR, the challenge will be to ensure investment continuity and strengthen skills and cybersecurity.
Oil prices are falling: what is the only (and weak) alternative to Hormuz and why are fears spreading to the Panama Canal?
The East-West pipeline crossing the Arabian Desert has helped ease congestion in the Strait of Hormuz. Attacked by the Houthis, it could soon be restored. But there are still concerns: here's why.
Intesa Sanpaolo awards Stefano Barrese an honorary degree in Computer Engineering.
The University of Genoa awarded Stefano Barrese an honorary degree in Computer Engineering. His keynote address focused on the relationship between technology, artificial intelligence, and people.
Amplifon, shareholders' meeting to approve GN's 17% stake in the company.
Amplifon is preparing to issue 56 million shares reserved for GN Store Nord, which will increase its stake to 17% with the acquisition of GN Hearing.
Stock market news today, September 17: the Fed raises rates, the BoE holds steady, and stock markets rise. Oil prices and government bond yields fall.
European stock markets all rose in the aftermath of the Fed meeting. The BoE, by a majority, decided not to touch them, but warned: "If the conflict in the Middle East continues, a tightening will be necessary." Pininfarina flies in Milan
OpenAI raises new alarm over AI: six cases involving hidden errors, fabricated data, and files published without permission.
OpenAI reveals six cases of anomalous AI behavior during testing: hidden errors, fabricated data, and files uploaded without permission. Security concerns grow.
Kids Act: Social media banned for children under 13, then a step-by-step process. Here are the new rules approved by the EU to protect minors online.
The European Commission has adopted the EU Kids Act to strengthen child safety online. Von der Leyen: "Too many children are exposed to the online world too early."
Ferrari-Rakuten, partnership in Formula 1 from 2027
Ferrari and Rakuten sign a multi-year agreement starting in 2027. The Japanese group will be a Formula 1 Team Partner for telecommunications and e-commerce.
Merger by incorporation of Crédit Agricole Group Solutions SCpA into Crédit Agricole Italia SpA
We have received and are publishing the following press release from Crédit Agricole. Dear Supplier, we inform you that, following the merger described in the press release, effective October 1, 2026, Crédit Agricole Group Solutions SCpA (hereinafter "CA Group Solutions")…
Pininfarina is heading for a farewell to the Milan Stock Exchange: the Indian Mahindra group launches a takeover bid at €1 with a 20% premium.
PF Holdings, controlled by the Indian group Mahindra, is launching a €1 takeover bid for Pininfarina shares still on the market. The offer, up to €16,6 million, aims to delist the historic Turin-based company after nearly forty years on the Milan Stock Exchange.
Small parcels outside the EU: the €2 tax has been postponed until December 1st, pending EU crackdown.
Italy's tax on small parcels from non-EU countries has been postponed by two months, while Europe prepares new rules and fees for online purchases.
Diesel excise duty cut, new extension until October 5th: starting September 18th the discount will be reduced, then halved.
The diesel excise tax cut has been extended until October 5th: starting September 18th, the discount drops to 12,2 cents per liter, then halves to 6,1 cents starting September 26th. The government is valued at €111,8 million...
Stock markets are buoyed today by the Fed chairman's independence in terms of interest rates. Government bonds are calming, and the dollar is soaring. Today, the BoE
Kevin Warsh has proven he's not Trump's man, demonstrating his determination to raise rates to combat inflation and, above all, his independence. Markets are holding a recovery, even though they're already betting on further hikes within the year. Today, the BoE is expected to...
After Saluzzo, Massimiliano Prete opens Matre in Turin, a space dedicated to sourdough starter.
On Via Mazzini, across from Sestogusto, what's new? The rich selection of Viennese pastries, from croissants to pain au chocolat, from pain suisse to Venetian-style pastries.
Trump slams the EU-Canada alliance, threatening "heavy tariffs and a halt to trade with Europe."
The American president calls the idea "ridiculous" and warns Brussels: if it considers the initiative a hostile act, it could impose "very heavy duties" or even cut off trade with Europe.
Exports, world trade changes course: Asia drives growth and Italy seeks new markets.
The Confindustria Study Center's study, "Italian Exports: Between Fractures and New Routes," depicts a global trade trend increasingly oriented toward Asia. For Italy, amid tariffs and new dependencies, the challenge is to diversify markets, technologies, and supply chains.
AI between catastrophes and political interests: the boom isn't over, and the stock market rally isn't over. Analysis by Fugnoli (Kairos)
According to Kairos strategist Alessandro Fugnoli, the Artificial Intelligence boom "does not appear to be on its way out" and the stock markets will continue to grow.
EU, against the State of "disunity", von der Leyen opens up to Canada
A timetable to counter sovereignist tendencies internally and increasingly aggressive Russian tendencies externally: this is what EU President von der Leyen has proposed, who has also opened up to an unprecedented alliance with Carney's Canada
The Fed raises rates by 25 points to 3,75%-4%: the first hike since July 2023, and there will likely be another by the end of the year. A challenge to Trump.
The dot plot indicated a median consistent with another hike in 2026: this signals a Fed that doesn't consider its monetary tightening phase to be over, with the firm goal of bringing inflation to 2%. With all due respect...
Car and motorcycle tax abolition in 2027: here are the models that won't pay. Meloni: "One of the most hated taxes."
"While others talk about property taxes, we're eliminating a property tax," the Prime Minister claimed after the measure passed by the Council of Ministers. For cars, the limit is 80 kW, equivalent to approximately 109-110 horsepower. The relief will be...
Stock markets rise on September 16th in anticipation of the Fed's interest rate moves. Piazza Affari reigns supreme in Europe, nearing the 52 mark. Oil prices fall.
Stock markets are buoyant ahead of the Fed's rate decisions, which are expected to symbolically increase by 0,25 despite adverse pressure from the White House. AI is rallying, and Milan is the best performing stock market in Europe. The...
Former Ilva plant, related companies: We're suspending layoffs until the Supreme Court's ruling. The decree has been postponed.
Former Ilva plant: Workers' decree postponed. The supply chain is open to a ban on layoffs pending the Supreme Court's hearing, which has scheduled October 20th.
Fuel bill approved by the Chamber of Deputies as diesel prices hit a new all-time high.
The measure will be passed to the Senate for approval by September 27. The text includes advance tax payments for large energy companies, funding for road haulage, and provisions for the former Ilva steelworks. Meanwhile, price increases at the pump continue.
Artificial intelligence, Meta and Nvidia adjust their aim and plan calibrated interventions, but the megacaps do not want to slow down the pace
After the shockwaves from OpenAI and Anthropic regarding a slowdown in AI, antibodies are now emerging that downplay the risks and suggest possible measures. Meanwhile, megacaps continue on their way, focusing on upcoming IPOs, raising funding, and...
Eni and Senegal reach agreement to study five offshore blocks
Eni will finance studies on five offshore blocks in Senegal to assess their oil and gas potential. Petrosen will be the technical partner.
UniCredit-Commerzbank: Orlopp outlines a two-stage merger plan, but Orcel is ready to kick her out.
After the meeting between Orcel and the German Finance Minister, work begins on building the future of Commerz, but Orcel would like a change at the top: CEO Orlopp and Supervisory Board Chairman Weidmann should leave.
Stock Market Today: Europe takes a breather before the Fed, bond tensions ease. Tech stocks soar in Milan, banks perform well.
Markets are taking a breather as they await the Fed and Kevin Warsh's guidance on next steps, while the 10-year Treasury yield falls below 5%. Oil slows but remains at elevated levels, while gold and silver rebound.
Cherry Bank supports Goldplast's relaunch with €7,4 million in credit lines and factoring.
Cherry Bank finances Goldplast with €7,4 million through lines of credit for new investments and factoring to support working capital.
Innovation and digitalization, the new challenges of the water sector: Agici's event in Milan
Digitalization, new technologies, artificial intelligence, and infrastructure security are increasingly central to the future of the Integrated Water Service. These issues will be discussed on September 17th in Milan at the ninth annual conference of the OSWI Water Observatory, promoted by Agici.
Von der Leyen: "Ultranationalists and Russians want to break up the EU." Climate, AI, social media, and migrants are also addressed in her speech to the Union.
"Whether it's ultranationalists or anti-Europeans, whether it's Russian interference or disinformation, their goal is the same. They despise our values and want to shatter our European unity": what the Commission President said...
Stock markets awaited the Fed's rate hike today, a collision course with Trump. The slight drop in oil prices supported government bonds and stocks.
Markets have priced in a very high probability of a quarter-point Fed rate hike. If Warsh were to decide to do nothing to accommodate Trump, markets would collapse. The US Senate fails to pass a…
The Melonellum, the last act of the Italian-style majority system
Within the limits set by the Constitutional Court, the majority bonus is legitimate, but is stability more important than the democratic principle of "one person, one vote" established by the Constitutional Charter? • ELECTORAL LAW Green light from the Senate, now the text…
2026 Charging Station Bonus: Electric Car Charging Bonus Arrives: When and How to Apply
The 2026 charging station bonus will begin at noon on September 22nd: the grant covers 80% of the costs, up to €1.500 for private individuals and €8.000 for condominiums. Applications remain open until January 31, 2027.
Weather forecast: Autumn is approaching: rain and thunderstorms are returning, temperatures are expected to drop in the coming days. The forecast is for autumn.
After the heat of the last few days, the weather is changing: starting Wednesday, rain and thunderstorms will dominate the North, some of which are intense. On Thursday, the bad weather will reach Central Italy and the South in the following days, while temperatures will return to normal.
Baggage handling: Leonardo to provide service at Medina Airport, Saudi Arabia
The project responds to the growing demand for passenger transportation generated by tourism, business travel, and the millions of pilgrims who travel to Medina each year for the Hajj and Umrah. Leonardo, in collaboration with Mafa and Beltcon, offers…
Are heat and air conditioning causing your energy bills to skyrocket? A smart elevator can reduce your building's energy consumption by up to 70%.
According to multinational Kone, a leader in vertical mobility, modernizing elevators can significantly reduce energy consumption in residential buildings. The first step is to minimize the energy released during operation.
Savings, Intesa Sanpaolo-Centro Einaudi survey: Italians save but are more risk-averse, especially young people
The most risk-averse are 18-24 year olds. Generally, their portfolios are poorly diversified (72%): only 36% know that a fund is less risky than a single stock. 56% manage to save, setting aside 11,9% of their income.
Enel's corporate volunteering program is back: five initiatives in four cities in September.
After the summer break, the Group's program led by Flavio Cattaneo restarts: five initiatives in Naples, Rome, Turin and Monza dedicated to environmental and social sustainability.
In 17 months, Trump has made more stock market transactions than the entire Congress.
Despite Trump's claims that there is no conflict of interest, his surge in stock market activity has raised concerns about potential conflicts with current rules on stock market manipulation and insider trading. Republicans are trying to turn their opposition to…
Stock Markets September 15: Rising oil prices and Treasury yields remain the market drivers. Energy stocks rise in Milan, while banks decline.
AI is recovering on the stock market, but the drivers remain rising oil prices and rising government bond yields: the yield on the 10-year Treasury bond is above 5%. It's virtually certain that the Fed will raise interest rates on Wednesday...
Revolut hacked, data from around 700 customers stolen with a fake official request: what happened?
Identity documents, IBANs, selfies, bank statements and transaction history: these are some of the data that Revolut handed over to a group of hackers after a request from an Italian administration's certified email address.