1- Brexit, pro-EU appeal accepted: "Parliament will have to vote"
According to the High Court of London, the recession clause from the EU can only be exercised after the vote of Parliament - Theresa May's government will appeal to the Supreme Court against the decision of the London judges - The invocation of article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon – The pound goes up. Read the full article.
2- Stock exchanges fluctuate between stops to Brexit, Trump and referendum
Piazza Affari closed down (-0,33%) another day dominated by nervousness and volatility on the markets – Stefanel's exploits (+19%) and the crash of the Sole 24 Ore (-9%) – Sales on Brembo, Ubi , Exor, Snam and Campari – In progress Luxottica, Intesa Azimut, Poste and Unipol. Read the article by Maria Teresa Scorzoni.
3- Bcc, Bank of Italy: "Green light for several groups, as long as they are solid"
Via Nazionale today published the rules for the implementation of the cooperative credit reform - The deadline for presenting the requests for the constitution of the groups expires on May 3, 2018, but we will try to speed up the time - Only three banks have chosen the way-out. Read the article by Carlo Musilli.
4- 18-year-old bonus starting today: how to get (and spend) the 500 euros
From Thursday 3 November, children born in 1998 who have already reached the age of majority will be able to obtain the 500 euro culture bonus – Here's how to get it, what you can buy and what you cannot buy with that money. Read the full article.
5- Migrants: 239 missing in two shipwrecks
To confirm the numbers, not only the 29 survivors who arrived in Lampedusa, but also Carlotta Sami, spokesperson for the UNHCR, the UN agency for refugees - At the moment there are 12 bodies recovered. Read the full article.
