1- Trump: I shared information with Russia
US President Donald Trump wrote it in two tweets, responding to the accusations made by an article in the Washington Post, according to which Trump would have revealed intelligence secrets to Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov during the recent meeting at the White House: “ It is my right, I want Russia to make great strides in its fight against Isis and terrorism". Go to the article.
2- Voucher and stamp duty: this is how the maneuver changes
Several amendments to the public accounts corrective decree pave the way for the reissue of vouchers - The Democratic Party proposes a crackdown on car tax evasion - An Irpef reform project is also on the way and goodbye to 1 and 2 cent coins . Go to the article.
3- Antitrust, Pitruzzella: boom in sanctions against attacking nationalisms
The president of the Antitrust presented his annual report to Parliament - And he did not spare a "punch" at the politicians on the Competition Bill: "It has been worsened, but it must be approved soon" - In 2016 fines for 306 million, +21% compared to 2015 – “Nationalisms are holding back growth. With less market, inequalities increase” – The Aspen and WhatsApp cases. Go to the article.
4- The euro flies, the stock market holds up, Btp Italia over 2,6 billion
The euro continues to gain ground against the dollar and reaches the highest levels of the year (1,10) – Piazza Affari holds (+0,38%) and is positioned among the best European lists but behind London – Enel and Terna, Atlantia are running and Banca Generali – Buzzi, Bper, Prysmian and Mediobanca are down – Over 2,6 billion euros in funding by Btp Italia after the second day. Go to the article.
5- Cassation: Berlusconi, no discounts on Veronica
The Knight, according to the Cassation which rejected the appeal of his lawyers, "is one of the richest men in the world and separation, unlike divorce, does not elide the permanence of the marital bond". Go to the article.
