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By: Flavia Rotondi, Alessandra Migliaccio
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wants to see a woman at the helm of at least one of Italy’s state-controlled companies, as her government prepares to overhaul top management at some of the country’s largest firms.
By: Flavia Rotondi, Alessandro Speciale
Rome’s mayor is betting an unprecedented investment surge will help the Eternal City present a more modern face to the world.
By: Flavia Rotondi, Alessandra Migliaccio
ECB’s Loss of Credibility Means It Now Can’t Relent, Monti Says
European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos said underlying price pressures will stay elevated even as headline inflation slows.
By: Alessandra Migliaccio, Flavia Rotondi
Italian Finance Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti said monetary-policy measures alone can’t tame inflation.
By: Samy Adghirni, Flavia Rotondi, Naomi Kresge, Jonas Ekblom
The coronavirus pandemic exposed weaknesses in the European Union’s much-envied health care systems, and time is running out to fix them.
By: Megan Durisin, Flavia Rotondi, Alessandro Speciale
A dry spell is wilting crops and delaying plantings in some of Europe’s top produce growers, risking a further run-up in food inflation.
By: Flavia Rotondi, Alessandro Speciale
Roberto Mantovani, a taxi driver in Bologna, Italy, has been publishing his daily income on social media, in an unusual attempt to bring transparency to a profession that’s become a symbol of just how difficult it is to open up competition in the country.
By: Flavia Rotondi, Antonio Vanuzzo, Chiara Remondini
Fitness billionaire Nerio Alessandri’s customers are pumping more and living longer, and doctors are noticing. That’s a trend the founder of Technogym SpA says will help keep his business independent as it shifts toward the health sector.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy arrived in Rome on Saturday to meet Italian President Sergio Mattarella, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, and Pope Francis.
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