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Draghi's Future Uncertain In Italy's Unprecedented Political Crisis
Italy faced unprecedented political uncertainty on Friday as a severe government crisis put Mario Draghi's future as prime minister on tenterhooks, raising the spectre of snap elections while unnerving the debt markets.
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Europe's Top Football Clubs Face Two Billion Euros Revenue Hit Due To Coronavirus: Report
Rebates for Europe's "top five" leagues in England, Spain, Germany, France and Italy, and UEFA's Champions League and Europa League competitions already total almost 1.2 billion euros.
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Court Approves MV Agusta Debt Restructuring Plans
An Italian court has allowed motorcycle brand MV Agusta 's new business plant to restructure its debt with creditors and suppliers. The court order in Varese, Italy, may well result in MV Agusta closing its investment deal with the Black Ocean Group, an Anglo-Russian private equity firm. Latest reports speculate that Black Ocean could take over the...
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Italy to Get Cash Boost with PM Matteo Renzi's Giveaway Budget
Buoyed by a major breakthrough in his wide-ranging reform programme, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi today unveils an expansionary 2016 budget designed as a shot in the arm for a still-sickly economy.
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Greece to Unveil Economic Policy Ahead of Key European Union Talks
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will unveil a high-stakes economic programme today ahead of a key meeting with eurozone finance ministers this week when Athens will push for a new debt deal with international creditors.
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Italy Sends Mixed Signals on Greek Debt
Italy on Monday issued mixed signals over whether it would back Greece in its fight for a renegotiation of its huge debts to international lenders.
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Angela Merkel Rules Out Debt Reduction for Greece
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday rejected the prospect of debt relief for Athens, adding to tensions between the radical new Greek government and its international creditors.
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Vodafone's annual net profit tumbles 90 percent
Vodafone's businesses in Italy and Spain have been hit hard by the impact of the ongoing eurozone sovereign debt crisis.
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European Union finds time to tell restaurants how to serve olive oil
Critics ridiculed European Union bureaucrats on Saturday for taking time off fighting the euro zone's debt crisis to impose strict new rules on how restaurants serve olive oil.
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Italian polling stations open in key vote for euro zone
Italians began voting on Sunday in one of the most closely watched elections in years, with markets nervous about whether it will produce a strong government to pull Italy out of recession and help resolve the euro zone debt crisis.
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S&P cuts credit ratings for France, Italy, Spain
Standard & Poor's swept the debt-ridden European continent with punishing credit downgrades on Friday, stripping France of its coveted AAA status and dropping Italy even lower. Germany retained its top-notch rating, but Portugal's debt was consigned to junk.
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Italian govt wins confidence vote on austerity
The Italian government easily won a confidence vote Friday on its austerity measures, but new threats emerged against efforts to cut Italy's massive debt and a one-day strike caused chaos for commuters.
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Euro fears spread to Italy as debt crisis deepens
Since the start of the euro crisis two years ago, the big fear has been contagion, that market unease about the high debt and slow growth in Europe's southern rim would infect the core. On Wednesday, contagion arrived with brute force.
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Silvio Berlusconi to resign as PM amid Italy debt crisis
Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi conceded Tuesday he no longer had the support to govern and announced he would resign like his Greek counterpart, becoming the biggest political casualty yet of the European debt crisis.
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Italian graduates struggle as debt crisis bites
As the Italian government struggles to stave off a biting debt crisis, thousands of university graduates are scraping the barrel for any job or abandoning Italy altogether to try their luck abroad.
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Draghi's Future Uncertain In Italy's Unprecedented Political Crisis
Italy faced unprecedented political uncertainty on Friday as a severe government crisis put Mario Draghi's future as prime minister on tenterhooks, raising the spectre of snap elections while unnerving the debt markets.
-
Europe's Top Football Clubs Face Two Billion Euros Revenue Hit Due To Coronavirus: Report
Rebates for Europe's "top five" leagues in England, Spain, Germany, France and Italy, and UEFA's Champions League and Europa League competitions already total almost 1.2 billion euros.
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Court Approves MV Agusta Debt Restructuring Plans
An Italian court has allowed motorcycle brand MV Agusta 's new business plant to restructure its debt with creditors and suppliers. The court order in Varese, Italy, may well result in MV Agusta closing its investment deal with the Black Ocean Group, an Anglo-Russian private equity firm. Latest reports speculate that Black Ocean could take over the...
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Italy to Get Cash Boost with PM Matteo Renzi's Giveaway Budget
Buoyed by a major breakthrough in his wide-ranging reform programme, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi today unveils an expansionary 2016 budget designed as a shot in the arm for a still-sickly economy.
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Greece to Unveil Economic Policy Ahead of Key European Union Talks
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will unveil a high-stakes economic programme today ahead of a key meeting with eurozone finance ministers this week when Athens will push for a new debt deal with international creditors.
-
Italy Sends Mixed Signals on Greek Debt
Italy on Monday issued mixed signals over whether it would back Greece in its fight for a renegotiation of its huge debts to international lenders.
-
Angela Merkel Rules Out Debt Reduction for Greece
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday rejected the prospect of debt relief for Athens, adding to tensions between the radical new Greek government and its international creditors.
-
Vodafone's annual net profit tumbles 90 percent
Vodafone's businesses in Italy and Spain have been hit hard by the impact of the ongoing eurozone sovereign debt crisis.
-
European Union finds time to tell restaurants how to serve olive oil
Critics ridiculed European Union bureaucrats on Saturday for taking time off fighting the euro zone's debt crisis to impose strict new rules on how restaurants serve olive oil.
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Italian polling stations open in key vote for euro zone
Italians began voting on Sunday in one of the most closely watched elections in years, with markets nervous about whether it will produce a strong government to pull Italy out of recession and help resolve the euro zone debt crisis.
-
S&P cuts credit ratings for France, Italy, Spain
Standard & Poor's swept the debt-ridden European continent with punishing credit downgrades on Friday, stripping France of its coveted AAA status and dropping Italy even lower. Germany retained its top-notch rating, but Portugal's debt was consigned to junk.
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Italian govt wins confidence vote on austerity
The Italian government easily won a confidence vote Friday on its austerity measures, but new threats emerged against efforts to cut Italy's massive debt and a one-day strike caused chaos for commuters.
-
Euro fears spread to Italy as debt crisis deepens
Since the start of the euro crisis two years ago, the big fear has been contagion, that market unease about the high debt and slow growth in Europe's southern rim would infect the core. On Wednesday, contagion arrived with brute force.
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Silvio Berlusconi to resign as PM amid Italy debt crisis
Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi conceded Tuesday he no longer had the support to govern and announced he would resign like his Greek counterpart, becoming the biggest political casualty yet of the European debt crisis.
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Italian graduates struggle as debt crisis bites
As the Italian government struggles to stave off a biting debt crisis, thousands of university graduates are scraping the barrel for any job or abandoning Italy altogether to try their luck abroad.
