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Journalism or postjournalism? When everything is done, culture remains the most formative sphere.
In the future of postjournalism, culture could take on an even more central role, becoming the balance between the speed of information and the quality of content. In an increasingly digital world, cultural journalism will help shape informed citizens, developing...
2026 World Cup: France vs. England tonight in the final: Mbappé and Kane battle for the top scorer's title.
France and England are battling for third place at the 2026 World Cup after disappointing semifinals. Mbappé, Kane, and Bellingham are in the running for top scorer.
Artificial Intelligence and European Technological Sovereignty: The French Challenge and the Danger of a Patchwork of National Initiatives
The development of mobile telephony in the 1980s suggests three axes for a European initiative on AI: technical standardization, a joint commitment by States and operators on tech investments, training and interoperability, and the integration of national initiatives.
FS, the Mit-Rfi contract has been updated: approximately €4 billion to strengthen the Italian railway network.
The new resources will allow for the continuation of planned interventions on the Italian railway infrastructure, supporting ongoing construction sites and investments for the technological enhancement and development of the national network.
Hollande surprises French politics: he's now the "most popular" leader. Is the safe bet better than the adventurism of Le Pen and Mélenchon?
A poll rewards the popularity of Francois Hollande who seems inclined to break the ice and run again for the Presidency of France in 2027. The road remains uphill in the face of the pro-Russian populism of Le Pen and Mélenchon but…
Stock markets are changing: the Magnificent Seven are no more, and this is where the market is headed. Debach, an eToro analyst, speaks out.
Diversification returns to the center of financial markets: not simply as a theoretical discipline, but as a matter of arithmetic. The real transformation of 2026 is the end of the high-tech Magnificent Seven as we've seen it until now: within it...
Stock markets 17 July: the fall of semiconductors slows but does not stop and in Milan the fall of STM (-4%) pushes Ftse Mib below 52 thousand
Despite the Seoul Stock Exchange closure, the chip price decline continues in Europe and America. Milan is among the heaviest stock markets, and the BTP-Bund spread rises to 83 basis points.
CDP Equity invests €1 billion in Angelini Pharma, acquiring a 23,5% stake to support global growth.
The entry into the capital accompanies the acquisition of Catalyst Pharmaceuticals, a €3,5 billion operation that strengthens the presence of the Italian group in the United States.
Bank of Italy revises Italy's GDP: growth to 0,6% in 2026, but US-Iran tensions and Hormuz remain a risk.
Italian GDP estimates for 2026 have improved slightly, but the Bank of Italy is urging caution: the international context remains uncertain and a worsening of the crisis between the US and Iran could slow growth, consumption and investments.
Burnham is the new Labour leader, and will replace Starmer as UK Prime Minister starting Monday: "Ready for change."
A "new course" for Great Britain. In the United Kingdom, it's Andy Burnham's day and his appointment as leader of the Labour Party (currently in government). On Monday, Burnham will replace Keir Starmer, who resigned from his post…
Euromoney Awards 2026: UniCredit named best bank in Europe. Bper wins the title in Italy.
UniCredit has been named Europe's best bank for the second consecutive year at the Euromoney Awards 2026. In Italy, Bper wins, awarded for its growth path, M&A operations, and ability to integrate new businesses.
EU ETS reform from 2031: less pressure on CO2 emissions and more resources for industry
Brussels is slowing CO2 emissions reductions from 2031, extending free certificates, and aiming to double electrification by 2040.
SpaceX, from the Starship rocket flop to the stock market crash following its IPO: sleepless nights for Elon Musk
Starship was supposed to launch last night, but two of its 33 engines failed. Wall Street saw its stock plunge again Thursday, well below the $135 IPO price. Some analysts…
Toyota CEO Sato raises alarm about the Japanese automaker: "If we don't change, we won't survive."
CEO Koji Sato raises the alarm on the future of Japanese cars and calls on manufacturers to share components and standards to reduce costs and invest in software, batteries and assisted driving, while Chinese competition advances on global markets.
Burberry returns to growth: US and China boost sales (+5%), but the stock market remains cold and the stock slips in London
The British fashion house closed the quarter with retail revenues up 5% and a return to positive territory across all product categories after three years. Wholesale guidance also improved, but investors are demanding confirmation. Approved...
Trump's speech: What's behind the attack on China? Is the tycoon ready to invalidate the midterms? The fragile truce with Beijing is also at risk.
In his speech, Trump repeatedly referenced the 2020 election, which has been his obsession for years. Many fear that his new attack on the electoral system is an attempt to manipulate it for...
Stock market today, July 17: Europe faces a double burden from AI and Hormuz. In Milan, tech selloffs are overwhelming Stm and Prysmian, while MPS is doing well – LIVE
European stock markets fall sharply, weighed down by fears of a possible bubble in the technology sector - Follow the LIVE broadcast • MARKETS This is why the price of oil remains high by Gabriella Bruschi
There's a Scandinavian-Brazilian restaurant in São Paulo: Chef Denise's story and the recipe for tropical cod.
O Escandinavo restaurant, founded in 2018 by Denise Guerschman, offers a unique take on Northern European cuisine. The chef trained for 10 years in Norway and Sweden.
Stock markets were hit today by a chip crash. Oil prices remain high due to mutual attacks in the Middle East.
Yesterday, Wall Street closed lower, weighed down by the chip sector. SpaceX was weak. Healthcare gained. In Asia, Tokyo's Nikkei plunged 5,5%. Korea closed for holidays. India rose. European stocks opened lower. At Piazza Affari…
Art and journalism: press releases are no longer enough: it's time to build awareness.
In communications, the press release isn't dead, but it's no longer sufficient. In an age where news can multiply in a matter of seconds, the real challenge isn't circulating information, but giving it meaning.
Open Fiber, Butti visits the headquarters: fiber becomes the engine of digital transformation
The Undersecretary for Technological Innovation met with CEO Giuseppe Gola and the company's management. The discussions focused on internet adoption, digital services, and the development of technologies such as artificial intelligence, edge computing, and smart cities.
Video game boom: Italy's creative system is growing. Symbola, Unioncamere, and Deloitte report.
In 2025, culture and creativity will generate 115,8 billion in added value and 1,54 million jobs, confirming their role as a strategic driver of the Italian economy.
Tabacci: "If De Gasperi's electoral reform was unfairly labeled a fraudulent law, Meloni's is a bludgeon against democracy."
Interview with Bruno Tabacci, president of the Democratic Center - "If De Gasperi's electoral law, which provided for a modest majority bonus, was unfairly labeled a fraud, what should we say about the Meloni law?" "I've been working with Ernesto for months…
MPS, Intesa's takeover bid rejected for the first time: "Low premium and too much risk." What about Banco BPM's proposal? "Let's look into it."
At the end of a board meeting that began this morning, the MPS board spared no criticism of Intesa's offer, starting with the stake in Generali, which would go to a direct competitor. Banco di Napoli's proposal, however, has gained traction...
Stock markets down on July 16 due to the Hormuz crisis and the new chip crash: Milan recovers with Fincantieri (+4,1%), STM slump
European stock markets closed lower, but far from their lows, due to renewed US-Iran tensions that led to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, as well as a renewed decline in chips and AI-related stocks.
Descalzi (Eni) raises the alarm: "The new Hormuz blockade is changing the global energy landscape." Tensions are building over gas and oil prices.
Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi has sounded a strong alarm about the global energy situation following the renewed blockage in the Strait of Hormuz. The risk of rising oil and gas prices is growing.
Morandi Bridge, the sentence: 32 convictions for nearly two centuries in prison, 12 years for Castellucci, former CEO of Aspi.
The first-instance ruling comes eight years after the August 14, 2018, collapse that claimed the lives of 43 people. The former heads of Aspi and Spea and the former director of supervision of the…
Intesa Sanpaolo and Confindustria launch "Zes 2.0," €60 billion for investment and development.
The project aims to attract capital, support new industrial settlements in the South and extend the benefits of simplified procedures to the North as well.
Electoral law approved by the Chamber of Deputies in a secret ballot with 217 yes votes. Preferences will challenge Meloni once the bill reaches the Senate.
After the venom, suspicions, and dramatic twists, the Chamber of Deputies approved, by secret ballot, the electoral reform bill: 217 votes in favor, 152 against, and 2 abstentions. Meloni's moves after...
Steel: The British government nationalizes British Steel. How much does the European steel crisis weigh, and what does the former Ilva plant have to do with it?
British Steel returns to public ownership. The British government announced the nationalization of the steel company, previously owned by the Chinese Jingye Steel Company, to prevent the closure of two blast furnaces.
Generali: Mattarella inaugurates the "Novecento Italiano" exhibition for the tenth anniversary of Valore Cultura
The exhibition will be open to the public free of charge until August 23 in the spaces of Palazzo Bonaparte, the historic building overlooking Piazza Venezia restored and returned to the community by Generali in 2019.
Fastweb+Vodafone and Starlink are testing direct smartphone-to-satellite connections in the Apennines.
The aim of the agreement is to allow those in hard-to-reach places to use satellite data and applications, send texts and videos automatically, as if it were a normal connection.
Uber acquires Delivery Hero for €13 billion, creating a global food delivery giant.
The German group accepts the offer of €41,50 per share. The combined platform will be present in 99 countries, while part of the operations will be divested to reduce overlap and facilitate antitrust approval.
Stock Market Today, July 16: Europe held back by the Middle East and tech. Milan's focus on MPS on Board of Directors' meeting – LIVE
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and doubts about the semiconductor sector are holding back stock markets. Oil slows after the rally - Follow the LIVE BROADCAST • MARKETS Why chips are falling despite TSMC's record numbers by Gabriella…
Poste Italiane, Consob approves TIM's takeover bid: applications open from July 20 to September 11, 2026.
Poste Italiane opens the TIM tender offer: the takeover bid will begin on July 20th and will remain open for 40 trading days. A second window is possible from September 21st to 25th. A mixed consideration in cash and Poste shares is expected.
Weather forecast: Extreme heat in Italy: 15 cities under red alert, peak Friday. Storm warning in the North.
Temperatures near 40 degrees Celsius and a maximum heat alert are in place in central and southern Italy, with 15 cities under red alert. In the north, severe thunderstorms, hailstorms, and downpours are expected.
Today's stock markets are ignoring the renewed battle for control of the Strait of Hormuz and taking inspiration from the astonishing TSMC data. Oil prices are slightly down.
After a positive close on Wall Street, the Kospi and Nikkei fell in Asia, but TSMC data was astonishing. European stock markets are expected to open slightly higher. At the Milan Stock Exchange, attention is on banks, Danieli, and De'Longhi.
US-Iran, new raids and cross-fire: Trump weighs escalation. Tehran strikes American bases in the region.
The standoff in Hormuz continues, as Trump considers an escalation with possible attacks on strategic targets and Kharg Island, Iran's main oil terminal.
Antitrust, the nomination process is unblocked: Saverio Valentino will be the new president of the Italian Competition Authority. Who is the new competition regulator?
After Consob, the Antitrust appointment has also been unblocked: lawyer Saverio Valentino, already a member of the Authority since 2023, succeeds Roberto Rustichelli.
The European Stock Exchange's invisible engine is firing up: what is ESAP and why could it change the capital market?
The first phase of ESAP, the European portal that will centralize financial, corporate and sustainability data currently scattered across national archives, began on July 10th, reducing one of the main obstacles to the integration of capital markets: information fragmentation.
Electric scooters now require mandatory insurance: costs and fines, but without a license plate, it's difficult to comply.
Starting July 16, 2026, mandatory insurance for e-scooters will be in effect. Here's how much insurance costs, what fines are available, why the license plate remains a sticking point, and what changes in the event of an accident.
The 2026 World Cup final is Spain vs. Argentina: Messi shines, Lautaro turns England on its head.
Argentina came from behind to beat England 2-1 and advance to the final against Spain. Goals by Enzo Fernández and Lautaro Martínez, with Gordon scoring for England. Messi scored the decisive goal with two assists, while Kane and Bellingham disappointed. The America champions will face off on July 19th…
Stock markets were held back on July 15 by renewed tensions between the US and Iran over Hormuz, as well as by sell-offs in AI stocks. At Piazza Affari, StM suffered.
The darkening international scenario is reflected in the stock markets, especially in Europe. But the new sell-off in artificial intelligence-related stocks is also weighing on the stock markets, and in Milan, STM closed in sharp red.
World Youth Skills Day: Enel focuses on training to support the energy transition.
From training to international mobility, the Group led by Flavio Cattaneo develops programs dedicated to skills to prepare new generations for the transformations of the energy sector.
UniCredit, Merz surrenders: "We are not blocking the acquisition of Commerzbank."
The German Chancellor reiterated that the government will not sell its 12% stake in Commerzbank: "We accept that a significant portion of Commerzbank's shareholders have made a different decision."
Morgan Stanley and BlackRock surprise Wall Street: record trading and ETFs push profits and assets to record highs
The American investment bank is soaring with equity trading, which reaches 6,3 billion dollars in revenues, while BlackRock benefits from the run-up of ETFs with 192 billion in collections and record assets under management at 15.340 billion dollars.
Electoral law, the majority still divided after the snipers on preferences: the day after Meloni is full of venom and suspicion.
Giorgia Meloni's day after unfolds amidst controversy and suspicions regarding her center-right allies. Today marks a new episode with the majority still split over preferences. The Vannacciani amendment, rejected by secret ballot, was the key factor...
Intesa Sanpaolo, Messina on MPS: "Our offer is reasonable, there's a price beyond which we won't go." Anticipation is mounting for Siena's board meeting.
According to Messina, the offer launched for MPS "is clear and transparent," with a "totally fair" valuation. The Siena board will meet on Thursday: the market awaits evaluations of the proposals from Intesa and Banco BPM.
Olivetti joins the B Corp community: certification recognizes its commitment to sustainability and innovation.
The certification comes at the end of a process started in 2022, when Olivetti chose the status of Benefit Corporation, integrating its economic objectives with goals related to social and environmental sustainability.
Open Fiber, skills and people are the true protagonists of technological innovation
The AI challenge is met with continuous learning and dialogue between generations. The company focuses on empowering younger generations as a lever for growth and innovation.
Banks, Giorgetti to the Italian Banking Association (ABI): "The role of the government as a shareholder has been exhausted." Panetta blesses the game of risk and warns about AI: "We risk abrupt corrections."
Banking risk is at the heart of the ABI's annual meeting. Association president Patuelli: "The banks are doing more than their share." Giorgetti: "I'm confident that this will be the last ABI meeting in which the government is a partner in some major banking institutions."
Ukraine signs new defense agreement with Europe. FT: Kiev will be able to purchase Chinese drone components with EU funds.
According to the Financial Times, Ukraine will be able to use funds from EU defense loans to purchase Chinese components for drones. But what are the terms of the EU loan?
PayPal in the crosshairs of Stripe and Advent: $53 billion offer, shares up 15% in pre-market trading.
Stripe and Advent International reportedly offered over $53 billion to acquire PayPal. The stock jumped 15% in pre-market Wall Street trading.
Richemont beats expectations and reignites European luxury: Cartier drives sales
Richemont beats estimates with revenues of €6,33 billion and sales up 20%. Cartier and Van Cleef are leading the jewelry and luxury segments on the stock market. Cucinelli and Moncler shine in Milan.
Stock market today, July 15: Europe torn between US-Iran tensions and quarterly results, ASML surges and boosts tech. Luxury stocks rise in Milan, defense stocks decline – LIVE
ASML boosts semiconductors after better-than-expected results, while luxury returns to the forefront of the Milan Stock Exchange thanks to Richemont's results - Follow the LIVE broadcast • MARKETS New IPOs are starting up their engines: Switch by Gabriella is in the spotlight…
Consob finally has a president: a late but excellent choice, Stazi, the Authority's man. The first test is the Intesa Sanpaolo takeover bid for MPS.
Finally, Consob has made a clean sweep with the selection of a highly independent and highly professional expert like Guido Stazi as its President. The evaluation of Intesa Sanpaolo's prospectus for the takeover bid for Monte dei Paschi will be…
The recipe for spaghetti with tomato oil by chef Alfonso Crisci, four tomato souls to celebrate the sea of Maiori and the flavours of the Amalfi Coast
The stars of the dish: the Piennolo tomato, intense and structured, with an elegant acidity; the Corbarino, grown on the Corbara hills, sweet but with a savory note; the San Marzano, grown at the foot of the Lattari Mountains, a symbol of balance between sweetness…
Stocks today: chip enthusiasm overshadows tensions in the Middle East. New IPOs are revving up the stock market.
Wall Street rose yesterday thanks to slowing inflation and solid data from major banks. Switch is considering an IPO. Eyes on PayPal. Asia is up thanks to the Kospi rebound. China's economy slows. European stocks opened little changed.
Electric cars: EU tariffs slow imports from China but not the advance of Chinese brands
EU tariffs reduce the share of electric cars produced in China, but Chinese brands continue to grow. T&E also calls for measures on batteries.
Demographic decline: a world with fewer people will change the economy and markets: analysis by strategist Fugnoli (Kairos)
After two centuries of population growth, the world is entering a new era: fewer workers, more elderly people, and a new economic balance. According to the strategist at Kairos Partners Sgr, technology will be the engine of productivity.
Unicredit issues a €5 million tokenized minibond for Union's new photovoltaic plants.
UniCredit is structuring a €5 million public blockchain minibond for Union to finance five 1 MW photovoltaic plants.
2026 World Cup, Spain beats France (2-0) and flies to the final: tonight England-Argentina, Messi challenges Kane and Bellingham
Spain beat France 2-0 with goals from Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro to reach their second World Cup final. The French champions disappoint. Now it's England vs. Argentina, a match that transcends sporting rivalry: Kane...
Electoral law, snipers undermine preferences: Meloni defeated by one vote (188 to 187) and her absence was decisive
The government's resounding rejection in the Chamber of Deputies of a crucial amendment to the electoral law favoring the reintroduction of preferential voting rights was met with resounding defeat. More than thirty snipers within the majority supported the amendment, strongly supported by Meloni, whose absence from the Chamber is...
Stock Markets July 14: Inflation falls in the US, bank earnings soar, and AI stocks rebound, boosting the Nasdaq. Milan does well.
The slowdown in US inflation reinforces expectations for a less restrictive Fed, but it's not enough to boost European stock markets, which are held back by tensions in the Middle East. Trump's reversal on the Strait of Hormuz tax eases the…
Hera grows in Poland: binding agreement for the purchase of Kronos Polymer Polska
Hera strengthens its position in the environmental sector, particularly in the recycling of high-quality plastics, thanks to the binding agreement signed by its Polish subsidiary Aliplast Polska for the purchase of 70% of Kronos Polymer Polska.
Intesa Sanpaolo's Savings Museum launches Chill&Skill: an app to address financial anxiety.
A free digital tool based on neuroscience, psychology, and behavioral economics to help people better manage their relationship with money and reduce financial anxiety.
U.S. bank quarterly earnings hit record highs: Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo beat expectations.
Major American banks have posted earnings booms as they've released their quarterly results. From JP Morgan to Bank of America, including Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo, the numbers point to solid performance. Here's why.
Private Banking Italy 2026: Wealth and families grow, financial advisory services expand their reach.
The Aipb-Prometeia 2026 Report photographs the growth of Italian Private Banking: the financial wealth of Private families will rise to 1.611 billion euros and almost 13 thousand new households will enter the segment, driving the demand for wealth consultancy
Cinema: Venice International Film Festival 2026
From 2 to 12 September 2026, the Venice Lido will host the 83rd Venice International Film Festival of the Venice Biennale, the oldest and most prestigious film festival in the world.
Centro Software strengthens its business partner network with the addition of Evolvex.
The partnership strengthens the territorial presence, starting from the North-East, and expands the offer of integrated solutions between ERP, cloud and Field Service Management.
China's exports hit record highs in June, with a 27% jump and over a million cars shipped.
Chinese exports soared in June, reaching $412,39 billion and a surplus of $125,6 billion. Cars also hit a record high, with exports exceeding one million.
Samsung, tempted by Wall Street: a double listing following in the footsteps of SK Hynix? The pros and cons of doubling AI chip production
According to Bloomberg, following the success of competitor SK Hynix, Samsung is also considering a Wall Street listing. Both are listed on the Kospi stock exchange. Market volatility is dampening the situation, but strong demand for memory chips is prompting funding to accelerate...
Paramount-Warner Bros. merger ends up in court: twelve US states are trying to block the acquisition, here's why
Twelve U.S. states have filed a lawsuit challenging the merger between Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery, arguing that the deal could concentrate too much power in the media market. Paramount defends the deal and denies the allegations.
Stock market today, July 14: US inflation slows more than expected, resulting in a profit slump for banks. Milan holds steady, Brent above $85 – LIVE
Wall Street reacts to US inflation data and bank earnings, but the positive sentiment isn't enough to boost European stock markets, held back by tensions in the Middle East and rising oil prices - Follow the LIVE broadcast.
Farewell to Paolo Fresco, "the American" who made Fiat international: his "masterpiece" in the alliance with General Motors
He was 93 years old. For 30 years at the top of General Electric, Paolo Fresco was called by the lawyer Gianni Agnelli to take on the role of president of Fiat: it was then that the company was given an international vision.
Stock markets are on high alert today, with anticipation for Warsh, inflation, and the U.S. superbanks' earnings. SK Hynix rebounds in Seoul, and oil is above $85.
Kevin Warsh will make his first appearance before Congress as Fed chairman, and the key June inflation figure will be released, as investors begin to see the possibility that the Fed may raise interest rates.
Consob, agreement reached: Guido Stazi is the new president, the appointment to the Council of Ministers
After a four-month vacancy, Tuesday's board of directors began the process to appoint the current Secretary General of the Antitrust Authority to lead Consob. The choice was reportedly supported by Forza Italia, and also received the green light from the League.
When will Sinner return to the court after Wimbledon? The tournament schedule before the US Open, Alcaraz prepares for his return.
The Italian is preparing for a break before returning to the American hard courts, while he continues to hold a firm lead in the ATP rankings. Meanwhile, Carlos Alcaraz, who has been sidelined with a wrist injury, is eagerly awaited to return.
France vs. Spain, World Cup semi-final: Mbappé takes on Yamal, lineups and where to watch it
France-Spain in the World Cup final: tonight at 21 p.m., Mbappé faces Yamal. The likely lineups, precedents, and stats for a historic match. And tonight sees the debut of the new match ball.
Weather: Extreme heat continues in Italy, with temperatures reaching 45 degrees and seven cities on red alert.
The African anticyclone intensifies the third heat wave of 2026: temperatures reaching 45 degrees Celsius in Sicily and Sardinia, seven cities on red alert, thunderstorms in the North.
Unicredit is on a dual track: on one side, the long road to control Commerz, on the other, the Italian game of risk. Here are all the options.
Despite the successful takeover bid, the road to taking control of Commerz will still be long, and the German government may try to interfere further. Meanwhile, in Italy, Unicredit is studying several dossiers, including the possibility of Fineco.
Stock Markets July 13: The collapse of Kospi and SK Hynix hits AI stocks on the Nasdaq and in Europe, but the Milan Stock Exchange rises. Oil soars.
After a hesitant session, Europe resists selling: Milan leads the way with Eni and Stellantis. Wall Street falls, weighed down by tech, while expectations for bank earnings rise. Gas prices soar in Amsterdam.
Enel tops the list of listed companies in the Ministry of Economy and Finance: Flavio Cattaneo's group holds 8,7% of the Italian stock exchange.
The company led by Flavio Cattaneo reached a market value of 101,6 billion euros at the beginning of July, corresponding to 8,77% of the entire capitalization of the Italian stock market.
FS renews its leadership: Strisciuglio leads the group, Tanzilli remains president.
Ferrovie dello Stato (Italian State Railways) has renewed its top management for the three-year term 2026-2028 following Stefano Donnarumma's resignation: Gianpiero Strisciuglio has been named the new CEO, while Tommaso Tanzilli remains president. The focus now shifts to the subsidiaries.
Intesa Sanpaolo accelerates renewable energy investments in the US, funding three new green projects.
Intesa Sanpaolo's IMI Corporate & Investment Banking Division supports three energy transition projects in the United States, financing new photovoltaic plants and storage systems in California and Texas.
Stock markets today: Europe attempts a rebound after the chip crash in Asia and the oil rally. Milan rises with banks, luxury goods, and energy.
EU stock markets are seeking redemption after the plunge in Asian chips and the initial rally in oil prices due to renewed tensions in the Middle East. Fineco is shining on the Milan Stock Exchange, buoyed by rumors of a possible interest from Unicredit, while...
Consob reports that the Italian stock exchange is worth €1.209 billion, but it lost 30 companies in 2025. How much do public offerings weigh?
Consob's annual report captures the paradox of Piazza Affari: market capitalization rises to €1.209 billion, but by 2025 there will be 30 delistings, no new listings on the regulated market, and a growing gap with the United States and...
Stellantis deliveries up 10% in the second quarter of 2026
Stellantis estimates 1,6 million deliveries in the second quarter of 2026, up 10%. North America and Europe are growing, while Mirafiori is still closed.
Shein breaks through Beijing's wall and prepares for a stock market listing: Hong Kong IPO in the third quarter worth $40 billion
According to the Wall Street Journal, Shein is poised to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with an IPO worth over $40 billion. The green light from Chinese authorities ends a long obstacle course that began with failed attempts…
Stefano Cappellini, interim editor of La Repubblica after Orfeo. Here's who he is.
The Gedi group has appointed Stefano Cappellini as interim editor-in-chief of Repubblica, effective immediately, after Mario Orfeo announced, in recent days, his move to the editorial direction of Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio's QN.
Stock market today, July 13: markets under pressure, the Kospi collapses (-9%), SK Hynix drops sharply. Oil prices rise. This is the effect of renewed US-Iran tensions.
The new escalation in the Middle East is shaking markets. Asian tech stocks are selling off, with SK Hynix sharply declining, and crude oil above $79. Europe is uncertain, while Milan holds firm thanks to energy and defense, a strong dollar, gold retreats, and Bitcoin...
Hyundai strike enters the AI era: workers protest the impact of Atlas robots.
A three-day strike at Hyundai factories in South Korea focused on wages, bonuses, and job protections following the arrival of Atlas robots.
Vannacci, how can you call yourself a Catholic while ignoring Pope Leo XIV's lesson at Lampedusa and dreaming of repatriating 3 million migrants?
The political propaganda of the pro-Russian General Roberto Vannacci is full of obvious contradictions but the biggest one is professing to be Catholic and at the same time ignoring the message of Pope Leo XIX in Lampedusa on migrants.
Milei's Argentina is focusing on nuclear power: a new $1,2 billion plant, entirely financed by the private sector.
In the South American country, 8% of total electricity is already generated by nuclear power plants. The government has cut funding to the public entity, but has managed to persuade a private US-Argentine joint venture to invest in a new reactor. Operation is scheduled for…
Ports: The Mediterranean is increasingly central, with Italy handling 511 million tons of cargo.
The annual Italian Maritime Economy report by SRM, a research center affiliated with the Intesa Sanpaolo Group, has been presented. According to the study, geopolitical tensions are changing the geography of world trade.
INPS 2025 Report: Pension sustainability isn't just a matter of accounting balance, but a responsibility between generations.
The 25th INPS Report for 2025 depicts not only a healthy financial situation but also a changed labor market, with a 35% increase in foreign workers. The employment rate, although it has exceeded…
Sinner wins Wimbledon, the most prestigious tournament in the world, for the second consecutive time and enters the legend
Jannik Sinner won a double at Wimbledon, retaining his title for the second year in a row. After winning the 2025 London Grand Slam title, the world number one repeated the feat this year by defeating Germany's Alexander…
Tehran once again closes the Strait of Hormuz and strikes two ships. Washington responds with a third wave of attacks against Iran. Oman proposes two separate routes.
New mutual attacks and Iran announcing a new closure of the Strait, which will ultimately impact oil prices. Meanwhile, new talks are underway: according to CNN, in Muscat, Oman proposed a solution to allow traffic. Furthermore…
Paolo Maldini is the new technical director of the national team and president of Club Italia. He will serve as advisor to Leonardo.
This is also a key role for the selection of the next coach and for the entire Azzurri team. The former AC Milan captain has agreed to a four-year contract. The new federation president, Malagò, says: "He must take us from here to…"
Credibility as the foundation of economic growth in collectible investments
In collectors' markets, value is first and foremost a matter of trust: when trust grows, so does the economic value of assets; when trust wanes, even the most prestigious investments can quickly lose their appeal. This is…