Lombardy Loses Its Role as Italy’s Economic Engine
Modest Growth: Lombardy Matches National Average The Bank of Italy’s autumn report reveals a significant slowdown in Lombardy’s economic performance compared to previous years. The
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The Christmas You Didn’t Expect: Record Price Increases of 300%
The Resilience of Gift-Giving: Christmas 2024 is shaping up to be a significant challenge for Italian wallets. Despite economic difficulties, the gift-giving tradition persists, with
Google Could Lose Chrome and Android: DOJ’s Proposal
A Bid to Curb Tech MonopolyThe U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has formally requested the separation of Chrome from Google, aiming to restore competition in
The Intesa Sanpaolo Outage: When Digital Banking Becomes a Trap for Our Savings
The recent blackout of Intesa Sanpaolo’s digital services has highlighted an increasingly worrying reality: our dependence on digital banking services could turn into a serious
Is the INPS collapsing?
Is the INPS collapsing? Italy’s pension system is in a critical situation that looks set to worsen. With pension expenditure reaching 16.3 per cent of
Italian families are in difficulty
Italian families are in difficulty The latest Istat report of 2023 painted an alarming picture of poverty in Italy. Although the country has seen an
1 in 10 people in Switzerland are millionaires
1 in 10 people in Switzerland are millionaires The UBS Global Wealth Report 2023 reveals that global wealth is growing again after a decline in
FGN Consulting meets Neo Pop in Cortina
FGN Consulting is pleased to announce its partnership as official sponsor of the exhibition “Neo Pop: eternal metamorphosis of a myth,” the anticipated collective exhibition
Volkswagen in deep crisis?
Volkswagen in deep crisis? Volkswagen, the German automotive giant, is facing a crisis that could lead to the closure of several plants in Germany. According
How much does it cost to become president of the U S?
The leading candidates, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, have raised about $1.5 billion and more than $1 billion, respectively, according to data from Open Secret, a nonprofit organization that monitors campaign finance. This spending trend continues to grow: for example, in 2016, Trump spent about $430 million, while Hillary Clinton used $760 million. In 2020, the figures increased further, with Biden raising $1.6 billion and Trump $1.1 billion.