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THE 5 TOP NEWS OF THE DAY

A lot of foreign policy in today's compilation, with Trump and Macron, then Vivendi, the Stock Exchange and Alitalia.

THE 5 TOP NEWS OF THE DAY

1- Trump: nuclear duel with Russia

“If Washington proceeds in its goal of supremacy in the nuclear sphere, the world will return to the cold war, with the risk of a global catastrophe,” warned Slutzky. The tension between the United States and Russia is therefore rising again after the "good omens" predicted at the time of Trump's inauguration. Read the full article.

2- Mediaset, Bolloré investigated on insider trading

The news refers to the investigation opened after the complaint presented by Mediaset, in recent months the subject of an attempted takeover by Vivendi - the CEO of the French company, Arnaud De Puyfontaine, has also been investigated. Read the full article.

3- France, Macron: here is the anti-Le Pen program

The liberal candidate, former Minister of the Economy with Hollande and great hope for the pro-European front, has unveiled his economic programme: at the heart of the project is an unprecedented slimming cure for public spending, which will be cut by 60 billion (especially on PA and health) - News also on work, safety, the environment - Renzi's bonus is coming for culture: 500 euros for under 18s. Read the full article.

4- Mediaset, the banks and Saipem ballast the Stock Exchange

Stock markets all in the red and Piazza Affari loses 1,18% – Big crash by Saipem (-6,8%), Mediaset and the banks, starting with Banco Bpm, Mediobanca and Ubi – Leonardo, Enel, Luxottica and Recordati – Spread always in the 200 area. Read the full article.

5- Alitalia, negotiations stalled: "New contract in mid-March"

After a very long meeting between the airline and the unions, according to what we learn the parties are still distant on the new contract - the board meets on Monday - Among the main nodes, the blocking of seniority increases and the duration of the ultraactivity of the expired contract , which the company wants to extend until the end of April, but presenting the new plan to the unions within two weeks. Read the full article.

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