The Swiss government has decided to extend immigration restrictions for another 12 months, and to include workers from all the 27 nations of the European Union, including Italy. Continue reading
Around 11:40, outside the premier’s office, a 49-year-old man shot two policemen, just as the nation’s new government was being sworn in at a different location. Continue reading
The economic crisis is burdening Italian families, affecting the quality and the quantity of the products they can purchase. Continue reading
While the political puppet show is offering some obscene performances, the economical and finical side of the system is giving signs of serious collapse. Continue reading
New Friuli-Venezia Giulia Governor Serracchiani, 42, defeated centre-right incumbent Renzo Tondo by the narrowest of margins, winning 39.39% of the vote compared to Tondo’s 39%. Continue reading
Saturday’s re-election of President Giorgio Napolitano provoked gratitude from the mainstream Italian parties and protests from followers of the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement (M5S). Continue reading
He was facing a difficult situation: he had to fire 100 of his employees. He couldn’t face it, and chose to take his own life. Continue reading
Italian government owes about 10 million euros for drug supplies and high tech medical devices alone, according to pharmacies and pharmaceutical companies statements. Continue reading
The graph below, realized by analysts of Barclays, shows that italian banks did not pay back the three-years loans provided by ECB through the Long Term Refinancing Operation (LTRO). Continue reading
Gian Luca Brambilla, chief executive officer at eAgisco, suggests a fiscal strike. Continue reading
Few days ago Forbes released a list of the world’s 100 most reputable companies, based on the analysis of the Reputation Institute. Continue reading
Wages Garantee Fund (CIG) exploded in March: there are totally 520.000 workers whose wage is financed by the public fund. Continue reading
Germany may reopen probe into Nazi massacre of Sant’Anna di Stazzema (Tuscany). WWII german soldiers are accused of killing 560 civilians (116 children). Continue reading
At the end of last month two groups of “wise men” (ten people,as the picture shows) had been appointed by Giorgio Napolitano, President of the Republic, to try to forge a policy compromise between squabbling parties to end the impasse since the February 24-25 election.
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Polls reveal more people are drawn to pews since Cardinal Bergoglio became Pope Francis. It seems the popularity of the italo-argentine pontiff dwindled concern about priest sex-abuses scandals. Continue reading
Families will have a card with stickers to do their shopping over a period of one year. They will have to work in the shop at least once a week. Continue reading
Since the beginning of 2013, 10,105 companies were added to the Business Register in Switzerland. Continue reading
Vinitaly is an important appointment for all the operators of the wine sector but also for hotel, restaurant, bar and catering managers, and for sommelier and specialists of the area. Continue reading
Hanging, lethal injection, desperate stabs in the heart, or a gun shot. Small business owners, entrepreneurs, workers, are increasingly choosing to take their own lives during this difficult economic time. Continue reading
Bad news for workers and pensioners. Continue reading