Brembo and Illycaffè: big news in the control room

The founder of Brembo, Alberto Bombassei, announced that he will step down from the presidency of the group at the shareholders' meeting in mid-December: his son-in-law Matteo Tiraboschi will replace him with Daniele Schillaci Ceo - News also from the top management of Illycaffè whose leadership will be entrusted…
Elections, Brahmins and Merchants: Piketty vs Marx

According to the French economist Thomas Piketty, the progressives of our times conquer the educated electorate but the conservatives keep the wealthy ones: this is why according to his recent working paper which has attracted the attention of the Economist of which we report the Italian version
Italy and business: will the Fourth Capitalism save us?

We publish the final part of the Lectio Magistralis by Professor Franco Amatori, economic historian at Bocconi, held in recent days in the online conference promoted by the Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana Treccani and the Gramsci Foundation on "The Italian company and its context"
Good capitalism: why the market will save us

In his new book against the tide, Stefano Cingolani had the courage to go against common sentiment speaking of good Capitalism, refuting the most widespread clichés and identifying a great value in its ability to renew itself, fundamental in a…
Beyond capitalism. The new book by Giulio Sapelli

The economic historian Giulio Sapelli outlines the path of a community socialism of the Olivetti type as the only possible alternative to increasingly financialised capitalism. In a society dominated by machines and technology, only an economic-social form that puts…
Brazil, the ambiguous state capitalism

While in China and Russia the State is the majority shareholder of the major companies, in Brazil it is often the minority shareholder, but still remains able to exercise a decisive influence on decisions. And if the formula seems to work like…