Financial Times: “Bankers, do like Maradona”

The prestigious British financial newspaper pays homage to Maradona in an original way by linking his inspiration to monetary policy: "There are times when central banks can guide the markets without moving rates, but only by acting on expectations"
When Goldman Sachs becomes Goldman Sans

The very powerful American investment bank Goldman Sachs has decided to create its own personalized typeface: Goldman Sans - Two journalists from the Financial Times explain the reasons in an extensive article of which goWare offers the Italian version
Salini Impregilo wants to go shopping abroad

Pietro Salini in an interview with the Financial Times: "We want to look for realities in other parts of the world that allow us to enter new markets" - The manager does not rule out following the Fiat example and transferring the headquarters abroad.
But does today's Italy deserve Marchionne's Fiat?

After rejecting Marchionne's revolution for years, the Italian establishment applauds Fiat with some hypocrisy for its historic conquest of Chrysler, but the ill-concealed coldness of Confindustria speaks volumes - The problem is not understanding that…
Financial Times, pro-web revolution

Lionel Barber, director of one of the most influential financial newspaper in the world, has decided to speak clearly with his employees, announcing that "there will be new changes in the way of working: a further shift of resources in favor of the site...
Mba: Harvard is the best, only Bocconi among the Italians

The prestigious US Business School returns to the top of the ranking of the best Masters published by the Financial Times, undermining the Stanford Graduate School of Business - Chinese schools are on the rise - Among the Italians, only Sda Bocconi is in the standings, which…
Google's new challenge: becoming a bank

The news was reported by the Financial Times: the Mountain View giant, from its 43 billion dollar turnover in the second quarter, has excess liquidity that it can lend to small and medium-sized enterprises, which are then…
Debt crisis, the case of Cyprus explodes

The economy of the third largest island in the Mediterranean, with fewer than 1 million inhabitants and in the Eurozone since 2008, is hand-in-hand with that of Greece, where Cypriot banks have invested over 22 billion in loans to the private sector -…
Financial Times alarm: possible new austerity for Italy

The British newspaper publishes a confidential document from the European Commission which states that "the Italian government should be ready to avoid any delay in the implementation of the measures and take further action if necessary" - Passera: "Enough of austerity, now we need…