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Stock Markets June 16: Unicredit and Intesa push Piazza Affari to a new record. SpaceX is already worth more than Amazon. All eyes on Warsh's Fed.
All the markets are focused on Warsh's Fed: what will it do about interest rates? In Europe, the Milan Stock Exchange is once again reigning supreme, buoyed by the banks. On Wall Street, SpaceX's rally continues. Oil prices are below 80...
UniCredit-Commerzbank: 12,4% take-up on the last day of the offering before reopening. The takeover bid is now at a premium, but the German government says no.
At the end of the first phase of the offer, UniCredit holds a potential 55,59% stake in Commerzbank, despite the Berlin government failing to hand over its 12% stake. UniCredit shares are soaring: at current market prices, the offer is trading at a premium.
SpaceX buys Cursor for $60 billion: Musk bets on AI after record-breaking IPO
SpaceX acquires Anysphere, the company behind Cursor, for $60 billion. After the record-breaking IPO, Musk is focusing on AI, aiming to overtake Amazon, and cashing in on Gina Rinehart's billion-dollar bet.
Italian mid-caps, private equity drives growth and development: revenue up 25% in two years. Mediobanca report.
The Mediobanca Research Department, together with Liuc and Aifi, analyzed 319 medium-sized Italian companies and found that private equity facilitated growth: in the two years following entry, revenues increased by 25%, employees by 17,6%, and investments by 81,9%. Also…
Carry-on baggage included in the price and refunds after a three-hour delay: the new EU rules on air travel.
The European Parliament and the EU Council have reached an agreement on the new regulation on air passenger rights, which will be voted on in July and will come into force in 2027. However, in the background, there are possible increases in basic fares.
Middle East: if there truly is peace, which sectors and stocks will benefit most? Will defense and AI be penalized?
While investors await the details of the weekend's US-Iran deal, analysts are already hard at work identifying the sectors that will benefit most from peace. But the best is yet to come.
Pitti Uomo 110 opens in Florence: 740 international brands and buyers to relaunch men's fashion.
The Fortezza da Basso hosts the Spring/Summer 2027 menswear show, featuring research, new categories, international guests, and challenges for Made in Italy.
2026 Maturity Exam Letter Drawing: How it works and where to find the oral exam date. The first exam is Thursday.
The State Exam commissions have completed the selection process for the 2026 Maturità exams, which determines the order of oral exams and is posted on the electronic register. The first written exam begins on Thursday, June 18th.
Stock market today, June 16: Milan just below 52.500 points, with eyes on the game of risk. Unicredit and Banco BPM are up, while St. Petersburg is down. Oil continues to decline – LIVE
Milan is the best European market, with Avio and Fincantieri also rising. Follow the LIVE broadcast.
Electrolux, summer truce arrives: layoffs and closures suspended for 50 days. Here's what's happening.
After the clash of the last few weeks, Electrolux has agreed to suspend unilateral initiatives and to try to find a shared solution with the government and unions
Stock markets are more cautious today, seeking confirmation of developments in the Gulf, following yesterday's triumphant Nasdaq. The Bank of Japan raises interest rates.
All eyes are on the actual transit of oil tankers through Hormuz. Wall Street closed strongly yesterday, led by the Nasdaq (+3). Nvidia is seeking $25 billion in market financing. In Asia, Japan is raising interest rates. In China, consumption is collapsing…
Alia Mentis prepares for listing: roadshow begins, stock market listing by the end of June
The book-building period, scheduled from June 16th to 23rd, will take place in parallel. The offering is aimed at institutional investors, with Alia Mentis valued at €65 million, or €3,25 per share.
Porsche Consulting partners with Tether to fund Neura Robotics: 5 million robots to be manufactured by 2030
Tether Investments invests $1,4 billion in the German startup developing cognitive humanoid robotics, i.e. machines with sight, hearing and touch that can interact naturally with humans.
Leonardo, Avincis orders 15 helicopters: delivery expected by 2031
Three of the ten AW169s will be deployed to Sweden in air ambulance configuration. Over 800 Leonardo helicopters worldwide currently perform medical and search and rescue missions on land and at sea.
The 2026 World Cup features some initial surprises: Cape Verde holds off Spain, and Ancelotti's Brazil are unimpressive. France and Argentina face off today.
Last Saturday, Ancelotti's debut as Seleção coach ended in a draw against an excellent Morocco side: a worrying performance that sparked criticism from the press and public opinion. Yesterday, the Africans, who were playing their first match in a…
On June 15, stock markets celebrated the US-Iran deal, the collapse of oil prices, and the resurgence of AI stocks on the Nasdaq. Piazza Affari sighted the 52 mark.
US-Iran peace and artificial intelligence, along with the collapse of oil prices and the rebound in gold and silver, are the drivers of a lively day on the stock markets in Europe and especially in the United States. SpaceX gained another 8%. Good performance…
Stellantis: €5 billion in Italy by 2030 and no closures, but industrial issues remain.
Stellantis's European director, Emanuele Cappellano, met with unions in Rome to discuss strategy in Italy. Investments of €5 billion by 2030 and no plant closures were confirmed. The FIOM (Italian Federation of Industrialists) attacked: "Reassurances based on nothing."
Fox bets on streaming and buys the Roku platform for $22 billion. Murdoch Jr.: "This is a crucial moment for us."
Fox offered $96 in cash and 0,9693 Class A shares for each outstanding Roku share. The deal values Roku shares at $160 per share, an 11,4% premium over the price…
Agreement between the Holy See and Acea for the agrivoltaic plant in Santa Maria di Galeria
A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between the Governorate of the Vatican City State, the Administration of the Patrimony of the Apostolic See (APSA), the Fratello Sole Foundation, and Acea for the construction of an agrivoltaic system in the extraterritorial area of Santa Maria di...
Generali launches its new Excellence Academy: ongoing training and upskilling for the group's 90 employees.
The new global Academy is based in Palazzo Berlam in Trieste and aims to strengthen the group's strategic transformation. In 2025, Generali invested €74 million in training.
Fondazione con il Sud and Unicredit join forces for local development with the "Farecomunità Insieme" project.
Fondazione con il Sud and UniCredit launch "Building Community Together" to support four Southern Italian areas affected by depopulation, strengthening co-planning, local development, and social inclusion.
American Express Acquires Tripadvisor's TheFork in a $700 Million Cash Deal
The deal comes after the accommodation review and booking site stated its intention to evaluate strategic alternatives for its restaurant platform. Closing is expected by the end of 2026.
Banca Cambiano 1884 renews its leadership: Falorni is president and Passini is general manager. Iccrea and Cassa Centrale Banca are ready to invest in its capital.
The leadership of Banca Cambiano 1884, a joint-stock bank heir to the long tradition of cooperative credit, is changing. Following the tenure of President Regini and General Manager Bosio, who strengthened the bank, which now has 44 branches and a...
Rare earths, G7: US and EU ready to rewrite global trade to avoid dependence on China. Concerns about costs and governance.
Among the issues under discussion are price regulation, the supply chain and governance: the US would like to impose its control
Public debt declines in April, falling to €3.155 billion after reaching a record high in March. All the numbers from the Bank of Italy.
In April, public sector debt decreased by €2,9 billion to €3.155,3 billion, primarily due to lower Treasury liquidity and technical factors. Tax revenues, however, increased, reaching €3,155.3 billion in the first four months of 2026.
UniCredit rejects Commerzbank's accusations and counterattacks: "They provided inaccurate and misleading information, and have requested investigations from Bafin."
UniCredit defends itself from numerous accusations in recent weeks: "It has always provided clear and timely information." The Frankfurt prosecutor's office has opened a preliminary investigation following a complaint from the workers' council. The Berlin government, a 12% shareholder, rejects the takeover bid.
Renault enters the defense sector with Thales: here is 4Troop, the hybrid tactical vehicle for the armed forces.
Renault and Thales launch 4Troop, a hybrid tactical vehicle for armed forces with drones, AI, secure communications and mobile command center functions
Social media banned for under-16s in the UK: Starmer aims for a "total ban" by 2027
The British Prime Minister aims to pass the legislation by the end of the year, with it coming into force between early 2027 and spring of the same year. The proposal reignites the debate on protecting minors online and restrictions on...
Stock Market Today, June 15: Europe toasts the US-Iran deal. Stellantis and Ferrari shine in Milan, Generali hits all-time highs – LIVE
Stock markets slowed at the end due to profit-taking, amid Trump's new threats on tariffs and doubts about the reopening of Hormuz. Wall Street strengthened in the wake of tech stocks and SpaceX - Follow the LIVE broadcast.
Stock markets celebrated the US-Iran peace deal today, while oil prices plummeted. Treasury yields fell. BTP Italia Yes
The peace agreement pushes oil prices lower and tempers central bank interest rate outlooks. Asia celebrates with strong gains in the Nikkei and Kospi. European stocks open sharply higher. At the Milan Stock Exchange, eyes are on...
Collaboration, the hidden engine of Italian competitiveness: more and more "cohesive" companies
The report "Cohesion is Competition", promoted by the Symbola Foundation, Intesa Sanpaolo, Unioncamere and the Tagliacarne Study Centre, explains how competitiveness does not depend only on the strength of individual companies, but on the quality of the ecosystems of which they are part.
The “Age of Electricity” is no longer a prediction: global demand accelerates and exceeds GDP
Global electricity demand is growing faster than GDP, ushering in what the IEA calls the "Electric Age." Driving this transformation are electrification, electric cars, AI, and data centers, which are changing the way the economy grows and…
Venice's Natural History Museum hosts an exhibition that explores the hidden world of tides.
A familiar environment, yet still little understood in its complexity. The exhibition "In and Out of the Water," inaugurated at the Giancarlo Ligabue Natural History Museum, is dedicated to the delicate tidal ecosystem of the Upper Adriatic and the Venice Lagoon.
Gangmastering and illegal work in agriculture: the Labor Inspectorate begins extraordinary surveillance following the Amendolara massacre.
Following the migrant massacre in Amendolara, extraordinary surveillance has been launched to combat gangmastering and illegal labor in agriculture. But amid divided inspectors, record numbers of irregularities, and a global supply chain under pressure, the structural limitations of the inspection system are becoming apparent.
US-Iran peace agreement signed. Strait of Hormuz reopens. Signing in Switzerland on Friday, oil prices plummet.
The long-awaited peace agreement between the US and Iran was announced overnight. It was signed in Geneva on Friday. Navigation in the Strait of Hormuz is now free. It's the end of a nightmare, even if Netanyahu doesn't like it and continues to bomb the...
Hamilton wins the Barcelona GP: his first triumph with Ferrari, a bitter race for Antonelli and Leclerc.
Lewis Hamilton wins the Barcelona GP and takes his first victory with Ferrari. Russell and Norris make the podium. It's a tough day for Antonelli, forced to retire while fighting for the top spots. Also out is...
Évian: For Macron, this is the last G7 meeting in a time of crisis. "The results are in Trump's hands," says Valensise (IAI).
The G7 at Évian faces a packed agenda: the Middle East and Iranian crises, the war in Ukraine, and the security of critical mineral supply chains. Growth and digital security are also on the agenda, while maintaining the relationship between the US and...
Educational farms: More and more parents are choosing the countryside for their children's summer holidays.
The experience in educational farms is a constantly growing phenomenon: structures, presence in the area and educational opportunities are increasing, also driving the agritourism sector.
Rwanda invests in luxury tourism to boost its economy: $1.500 for a gorilla safari
The African country, recovering from the genocide of the 90s, has sponsored elite tourism by appearing on the jerseys of Europe's leading football clubs with the "Visit Rwanda" campaign. Revenue in the sector has increased from 400 to almost...
USA, workers' right to collective bargaining and Trump's true face on working-class demands
The right to collective bargaining in the United States was born with the New Deal to rebalance the relationship between workers and businesses, but in practice it often stalls due to delays and regulatory gaps. Unions and new legislative proposals are trying to make it…
Antitrust and Consob, Alberto Pera speaks out: the delay in appointing new presidents is detrimental to competition and the market.
Alberto Pera, a lawyer and former Secretary General of the Antitrust Authority,'s warning about the risks posed by these delays is highly timely and goes even further: "I truly believe that the Antitrust Authority should push harder on public opinion to affirm the…
US-Anthropic clash over AI: Trump limits use of new models, startup blocks them worldwide
The U.S. government has ordered Anthropic to ban access to the Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models to all foreign citizens and organizations. Given the scope of the order, the startup has decided to temporarily block everyone's use, only…
US-Iran deal close, but signature to be delayed: Geneva summit postponed
Pakistani Prime Minister Sharif: "The agreement could be finalized within 24 hours with a digital signature." Tehran puts the brakes on: "It won't be signed tomorrow."
Paramount–Warner Bros.: US Antitrust Approves $111 Billion Acquisition
The unconditional green light from the U.S. Antitrust Authority removes the main obstacle to the mega-merger between the two entertainment giants. The deal now seeks European approval.
CDP: Board of Directors approves €315 million in deals
Initiatives to facilitate access to credit for smaller Italian businesses and to develop national energy networks
Piedmont-France: Growing economic and industrial links in key innovation sectors
The forum "France-Piémont: an axe pour l'innovation industrielle" dedicated to the supply chains of the future: artificial intelligence, robotics, mobility, fashion, space and aeronautics was held at the ESCP Business School.
"Tunis Mon Amour": Leonardo Martinelli's journey through the city of a thousand souls.
Journalist and writer Leonardo Martinelli describes the Tunisian capital as a constantly evolving mosaic of places, stories, and identities. A portrait that captures its profound complexity, beyond stereotypes and banal simplifications.
Banking risk, a fiery June: from the boards of Banco BPM and MPS to the closing of the Unicredit-Commerz offer, up to Intesa's roadmap.
It starts on Tuesday, June 16th, with the Bank's board meeting and the end of the acceptance period for Unicredit's offer, and concludes at the end of the year. Here are the next steps in the game of risk to mark in red on your calendar.
IMU 2026, deadline June 16: who pays, how it's calculated, and all the rules on exemptions and benefits.
The deadline for the 2026 IMU advance payment (or for the annual lump sum payment) is approaching. The tax applies to real estate and property rights, with exemptions and reductions in some cases. Here's everything you need to know.
Troy Arrives in Rome: The Myth That Continues to Found the Mediterranean
At the Colosseum, an ambitious exhibition questions the myth of origins. Between archaeology, politics, and memory, the story of Aeneas returns to speak to us of the present. From June 12 to October 18, 2026
ECB raises, Fed holds steady: Central banks face interest rate dilemma. In the US, consumption is up and savings are down. Oil prices are retreating. Stock markets are incorrigible.
THE ECONOMIC HANDS OF JUNE 2026. The effects of the Iran-US agreement (assuming it's signed and reopens the Strait of Hormuz). The stalemate in negotiations continues to weigh heavily. If America isn't laughing, Europe...
Weekend weather forecast: African heat in Italy: sunshine and temperatures up to 34 degrees Celsius.
High pressure will dominate Italy over the weekend of June 13-14, with sunshine from north to south and rising temperatures, with temperatures reaching 34 degrees Celsius. Thunderstorms are possible in the Northeast starting Monday.
The US-Iran deal is done: it will be signed Sunday or Monday in Switzerland. A 60-day ceasefire is also in place in Lebanon.
"The Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding has never been closer to completion," Donald Trump posted last night on Truth. The agreement also involves Lebanon, but Israel is not having it: "We will not withdraw." The Strait of Hormuz reopens.
SpaceX's largest IPO in history kicks off its stock market debut with a 20% gain, surpassing $2.000 in market capitalization.
Elon Musk's brainchild has had a booming start, with its focus on Starlink and artificial intelligence in addition to space rockets. The IPO shattered previous records held by Saudi Aramco and Alibaba. Musk becomes history's first trillionaire.
Stock markets rose sharply on June 12th amid anticipation of an agreement on Iran and sparks from the SpaceX price: a new record for Milan
A lively Friday on the stock markets despite the US-Iran trade wobble and the largest IPO in history. Piazza Affari reached a new record high of 51.497 points, following in the footsteps of STM and the banks.
US-Iran: "Agreement signing possible on Sunday in Geneva." Trump: "Europe has been irrelevant; perhaps it will come in the future."
Trump: "We got everything we wanted; the conditions leaked by Iran were false. They better get their act together."
Higher mortgage prices and a rush to buy fixed-rate mortgages following the ECB's interest rate hike: the impact on banks, public finances, and households. Rate simulations
The variable rate is becoming less convenient than the fixed rate, which, however, continues to represent the largest share of Italians' choices: 92,3%. On average, according to Mutuionline calculations, the monthly payment for a variable rate mortgage increases from €534...
BTP Italia Sì: minimum rate at 1,60%, issuance begins June 15th. Everything you need to know about maturity, coupons, and final premium.
The Ministry of Economy and Finance has set the minimum guaranteed rate for the first BTP Italia Sì at 1,60% per annum, plus a component linked to national inflation. From coupons to premiums, here's what you need to know about the new government bond intended for...
Stellantis, Volkswagen, and Renault are increasing pressure on the EU: "We need a truly Made in Europe automotive brand."
The three European brands, which together represent over 60% of vehicle production in the EU, are pushing Brussels for clear rules, incentives and European production to defend the car industry from Chinese competition.
Longevity, welfare, and wealth protection: Generali strengthens its advisory services for families and businesses.
The first joint convention between the Generali and Cattolica networks took place in Turin: over 10 attendees attended the launch of the Generali Insurance Partner model.
Stock Market Today, June 12: Piazza Affari Hits New Record on SpaceX's Debut – LIVE
SpaceX: instruments listed on over-the-counter markets indicate a booming debut, with gains of 35%. New highs for the Milan Stock Exchange (Piazza Affari) above 51.600 points - Follow the LIVE broadcast.
Stocks soar today on renewed hopes for peace. Tech stocks rebound. All eyes are on SpaceX's debut.
Trump said a deal with Iran is now on the way, with signing expected as early as this weekend. Oil and gas prices are falling sharply. Eyes are on SpaceX's price: futures indicate a price of $173.
Dinner of the Thousand in Parma: Gennaro Esposito will be the guest chef at the 2026 edition with his "Mixed Pasta Soup with Rock Fish."
The format will be the established one: a table of approximately 400 square meters spread across the historic center of Piazza Garibaldi and Strada della Repubblica, with 1.000 guests invited to taste the local delicacies. The evening will also feature…
Growth, inflation, interest rates, stock markets, and more: tomorrow's June Economic Bulletin will explain everything on FIRSTonline.
Tomorrow on FIRSTonline, the June 2026 edition of the Economic Hands will answer all the main questions on current economic and financial affairs.
Anselm Kiefer in Milan: a journey through history, memory, and transformation.
Among the most important artistic events of 2026, the major exhibition that Palazzo Reale is dedicating to Anselm Kiefer, one of the most influential artists on the international contemporary scene, undoubtedly stands out, until 27 September 2026.
Poste Italiane launches new anti-fraud campaign to combat digital scams
Poste Italiane is strengthening its efforts to prevent digital scams with the "A scammer can't do anything without you" campaign, which includes manipulation, instant transfers, and online security.
The Italian Association of Internal Auditors (AIIA) renews its leadership: Massimiliano Bosio is the new chairman of the board of directors.
The Italian Association of Internal Auditors has renewed its corporate bodies, defining the new governance that will remain in office until the approval of the 2028 budget, expected in June 2029.
Tim has received a €1 billion refund of the 1998 license fee, ending a 20-year dispute.
The payment follows the ruling of the Court of Cassation, which last December definitively confirmed the State's restitution of the sum.
Intesa Sanpaolo: Imi Cib leads European financing operations with a total value of over €170 billion
On the occasion of Intesa Sanpaolo's 50th anniversary in Luxembourg, a meeting with the economic and financial community, the heads of the Luxembourg government and the Italian diplomatic representation
SpaceX goes public: Musk's IPO aims for a record $1.800 trillion valuation
SpaceX debuts on the Nasdaq with the largest IPO in history: priced at $135, raising $75 billion and retail orders over $70 billion.
Iran, Trump again backtracks: "We won't attack, a deal with Tehran is close." But Khamenei's approval is still missing.
After announcing attacks on Kharg Island in the Strait of Hormuz, the US president backtracked. "Planned strikes canceled, agreement close: Iran will not have a nuclear weapon." The date and location of the signing will be announced soon: it could come…
Juventus, a dramatic turnaround: Comolli leaves, Carnevali (formerly of Sassuolo) becomes the new CEO. Elkann's decision follows the French manager's transfer flops.
Elkann finally took action and swiftly dismissed CEO Comolli, the algorithm-driven manager who squandered a fortune by buying only duds and failing to achieve all of the Juventus club's sporting goals. The fans are celebrating.
Stock Markets June 11: SpaceX leads European markets higher, Milan closes at new records with Stm, Avio, and Saipem.
On the eve of Musk's company's highly anticipated super IPO, tech stocks are reacting to the flop of recent days. All Western stock markets are up. Oil remains stable despite US-Iran tensions, and Bitcoin recovers slightly but is below $63.000. The ECB...
The ECB raised interest rates by 0,25%, the first increase in nearly three years. Lagarde: "The war in the Middle East is putting pressure on inflation and growth."
The deposit rate rises to 2,25%. The ECB board unanimously decides. Lagarde: "The risks are upward for inflation and downward for growth."
Stock Market Today: Europe slows down with Trump's new threats, no surprises from the ECB. In Milan, StM rebounds.
The ECB, as expected, raised rates by 25 basis points and revised its GDP forecasts downward and its inflation forecasts upward, signaling a still fragile outlook for the Eurozone. The renewed tensions linked to Trump's statements on Iran...
Meloni in Parliament: "An authoritative EU figure should negotiate with Russia, no delegation to the US."
In her remarks to the Chamber ahead of the European Council, the Prime Minister attacked "European bureaucrats who are accountable to no one" and announced her intention to work with the EU to define the measures that can be financed through flexibility. "At the next summit…
Lazio soars on the stock market amid sale rumors and denials: what's happening to the stock?
Lazio is in chaos between the stock market and its owners: the stock price is soaring on the Milan Stock Exchange amid rumours of a sale, the club denies any negotiations and Lotito is trying to mend fences with the fans, while bets on a sale are soaring on Polymarket.
Hugo Boss soars after Frasers' takeover bid, igniting European luxury. The stock price surpasses the offer price.
The British group, which already owns approximately 26% of the German brand, is offering €38 in cash for each of the shares it does not already own. The Hugo Boss board of directors will review the offer and issue a "reasoned statement."
Stock Markets June 11: Semiconductors and AI show signs of rebound after the storm despite war and ECB rate hikes.
STM leads the gains on the Milan Stock Exchange, with semiconductors and AI rebounding after recent sell-offs, while anticipation grows for the SpaceX listing. Oil prices rise amid renewed tensions in the Middle East. Against this backdrop, the possibility of a…
Franchetti: The Board of Directors proposes a mandate for a capital increase of up to €10 million.
The Board of Directors of Franchetti Spa has resolved to submit to the Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting a power of attorney, exercisable within three years, to increase the share capital up to a maximum of 10 million euros, even with the exclusion of pre-emptive rights.
Vicenza, manufacturing declines in 2026 in the heart of the industrial Northeast: geopolitics weighs on first-quarter production (-1,7%)
Vicenza's manufacturing industry is starting 2026 with a 1,7% decline in production, according to Confindustria Vicenza's economic survey. With weak domestic demand, slowing exports, and energy issues, companies are calling for measures to boost industrial competitiveness.
Summer is here: 1,5 million contracts scheduled by companies between June and August.
According to the Excelsior Information System Bulletin, produced by Unioncamere and the Ministry of Labour and Social Policies, the mismatch between job supply and demand remains high: in the month of June it was difficult to find 42% of the profiles sought
Iran, new US attack overnight. Tehran closes the Strait of Hormuz: "The response will be harsh."
"The agreement with Tehran is fully negotiated; the Iranians just need to start signing it," the US president told reporters on Wednesday. But then, overnight, intense missile attacks resumed, to which Iran promised a harsh response.
2026 FIFA World Cup, $13 billion in revenue: costs and figures for the largest World Cup in history
Behind the biggest World Cup ever is an economic machine made of record revenues, dynamic ticketing, public costs, tourism, TV rights, AI, data, and environmental impact. Here's what's really driving the 2026 World Cup.
2026 World Cup: Where to watch it on TV, schedule, and groups. Tonight, Mexico vs. South Africa opens the tournament.
The Azteca Stadium will be the venue for the third World Cup opener. The tournament kicks off today with the hosts facing South Africa. The schedule runs until the weekend, including the groups and where to watch the matches free-to-air on Rai and online.
Poste Italiane's Regional Administrative Court (TAR) rules in favor of the Antitrust Authority regarding the acquisition of TIM's stake in 2025; Iliad Italia's appeal has been rejected.
The Lazio Regional Administrative Court (TAR) has ruled in favour of the Antitrust Authority, which held that the concentration operation aimed at the acquisition of exclusive control of TIM by Poste Italiane did not constitute a prohibited concentration.
Popular Banks, Cooperation, and the Constitution: The Role of Popular Credit Today at the Assopopolari Conference
At the Assopopolari conference in Rome, jurists and constitutionalists relaunch the relevance of the role of Popular Banks between mutuality, territory and the social function of credit.
Stocks down on June 10: Friday's Space X IPO shakes portfolios and puts pressure on AI stocks. Piazza Affari holds the 50.000-point mark.
More than the new winds of war between the US and Iran, it is the rise of over 4% in American inflation and the imminent listing of Elon Musk's Space X that are shaking up the financial markets and pushing investors to make…
Stock Market June 10: US inflation at 4,2%, the highest since April 2023. Europe declines, but Milan holds firm. In the US, chips remain under pressure.
US consumer price growth is in line with estimates. Europe is declining ahead of the ECB meeting. Banco BPM is rising in Milan, while STM, Poste Italiane, and TIM are doing well.
Banco Bpm and Mps: the government's two own goals advise politicians to stay out of the banking game and leave it to the market.
The events surrounding Banco BPM and Monte dei Paschi confirm that whenever politicians try to interfere in the banking system, they only cause trouble and make a bad impression. Let's hope they've understood this and that regarding the Intesa Sanpaolo takeover bid...
UPB, aging is weighing on the accounts: a close link between pensions and life expectancy is needed. Real wages? Very low.
The report by UPB President Lilia Cavallari, during the presentation of the 2026 Report on Budget Policy: "In the coming years, the most relevant issue will be the ability to ensure adequate pension benefits. Last year, the working-age population…
Trump and the 38 announcements on the agreement with Iran: the negotiation is "always close" but never arrives
According to CNN, Trump repeated at least 38 times in just over two months that a US-Iran deal was "just around the corner," with a near-regular frequency of about once every two days. A recurring promise that hasn't been…
Sparkle and Xebia partner to accelerate cloud adoption among research and education institutions in Europe
Combining Sparkle's leadership in the OCRE 2024 framework for Amazon Web Services (AWS) with Xebia's cloud and AI expertise, the collaboration supports universities and research institutions in transforming cloud access into outcomes…
Train strike on June 11th reduced but not cancelled: risk of disruption remains on Thursday
Train strike scaled down after meeting at the Ministry of Transport: Confederal unions called off the protest, but grassroots unions confirmed the 23-hour strike. Schedules and guaranteed time slots
"A Just Transition": Eni meets with stakeholders on sustainability and the energy transition.
Technology and innovation are driving Eni's transition. This theme is at the heart of the report "Eni for 2025 – A Just Transition," presented at the Gazometro with stakeholders and managers.
Cementir soars on the stock market: the huge Danish subsidy lights up the stock.
Cementir surges on the Milan Stock Exchange after the Danish deal: up to €2,2 billion in subsidies for the Accsion project, which captures CO2.
Strait of Messina Bridge: suspects, accusations, and reactions. Here's what's happening.
The Rome Prosecutor's Office is investigating corruption and disclosure of official secrets in connection with the Strait of Messina Bridge project. The opposition is calling for a "Stop everything."
Stocks today, June 10: Europe declines on AI fears, while MPS and Mediobanca slow in Milan. US inflation expected.
After heavy selling in US chips, Asia's Seoul and Tokyo closed in deep red. Eyes focused on Iran following overnight attacks. Oil prices remained low, while Bitcoin fell.
Intesa Sanpaolo awards 10 international excellences as part of its "Winning Companies" program.
The awarded companies stood out for their ability to innovate, grow, and contribute to the development and integration of geographically dispersed supply chains, not only as exporters but also as strategic nodes in value chains, key players in nearshoring and...
Waste-to-energy plants at risk: "Green" Europe wants to tax them
The EU intends to subject waste-to-energy plants to the ETS starting in 2028, thus limiting their use of landfills. The additional costs are significant. The cost of delivering the material for treatment will increase by 20%. The case of...