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Is Italy on the “right track”?
In 2013 economy in Italy is expected to fall by 1,5%,while unemployment rate will go up to 12,0%. According to the International Monetary Fund, however, Italy is on the “right track,” since it has accomplished all “tasks” required.
In Italy crisis is affecting the market of mergers and acquisitions
According to the last Mergermarket survey, during the first quarter of 2013, the only noteworthy business operation in Italy was the merger plan of Atlantia
In Italy culture is becoming more and more expensive
According to the Italian Consumer Association an average Italian family , for the everyday expenses only, is expected to spend 335 Euro more than one year ago.
Italy’s productivity still one of the weakest
According to the OECD the Fornero labor reform has made the market more rigid
Italian top managers meet investors in America
Investing and attracting foreign capital in Italy is possible and necessary. This has been the main issue of the conference held in New York and organized by IB&II founded by Fernando Napolitano
Italy’s builders’ group worries about the future
Job losses in the construction sector hit to 360.000 since the beginning of the crisis
Confindustria calls for shock therapy to reduce economic crisis in Italy
Confindustria sent politicians a document proposing a number of reforms to be implemented over the next five years
Startups in Italy? Here is how you can make it
Fernando Napolitano, chairman and CEO of Italian Business & Investment Initiative, explains how to do business in Italy. From scratch
Italy’s finance minister Grilli beats his predecessor Tremonti by 47 billion (in taxes)
Since 2011, in the name of fiscal rigor, the Italians are being squeezed to hold back the terrible crisis. But compared with the previous government, the technical government is unrivaled
Trust the institutions, austerity will make us all stronger
The Secretary General of the OECD explains to the readers of «Panorama» why getting public accounts back on track is a painful process but fundamental to European policy. And why Italy is moving in the right direction











