1- Banco Bpm: hard core of stable shareholders behind the boom
The debut boom of Banco Bpm is the biggest novelty of the beginning of the year in Piazza Affari: yesterday the stock gained 9% and today it marks a rise of 7% - Behind the exploit are the purchases of shares of the bank for training of a nucleus of stable shareholders: in fact, exchanges are whirling and today 3% of the capital has already changed hands – But also the intention of CEO Castagna to sell non-performing loans for 640 million euros is making the stock soar. Read the full article.
2- Banco Bpm always superstar on the Stock Exchange: +7,2%
The race for purchases in view of the formation of a stable core of shareholders gives Banco Bpm a new sprint, for the second consecutive day king of Piazza Affari, which closes in progress – The performance of other bank stocks and FCA is also positive – Mediaset sells but Luxottica also goes down. The article by Maria Teresa Scorzoni.
3- Auto, Trump's harsh attack on GM for Mexico and Ford moves to Michigan
The future US president Donald Trump curtly addressed GM accusing it of producing Chevrolet Cruzes in Mexico and threatening to institute "a large cross-border tax" - General Motors replied immediately: "Our Chevy Cruzes are produced in Ohio" -Meanwhile Ford canceled investments in Mexico of 1,6 billion dollars and moved some of them to Michigan. Read the full article.
4- Istanbul massacre: here is the alleged killer
It would be a 28-year-old from Kyrgyzstan who arrived in Turkey in November – His wife and other family members arrested – The person concerned rejects all the accusations. Read the full article.
5- FCA unveils Portal, the 100% electric and semi-automatic pilot car
At the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas Chrysler presented (at the concept level and not as a model of imminent production) its new jewel, intended for a generation of users identified in the Millennials: the 6-seater minivan will be electric propelled with an autonomy equal to 400 km and will be able to move semi-autonomously without the intervention of the driver. Read the full article.
