Alessandra Migliaccio
Western Europe Economy Correspondent at Bloomberg News
Western Europe Economy correspondent at Bloomberg News All views are my own, retweets not endorsements
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Alberto Brambilla |Alessandra Migliaccio
Activists from "No Space For Bezos" gather in Campo San Giacomo square in Venice on June 13. (Bloomberg) -- When Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and former TV presenter Lauren Sanchez get married in Venice next week in a three-day, $10 million bash, they’ll be joined not only by fellow celebrities but also by some unwelcome guests: anti-tourism activists determined to disrupt the festivities.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Alessandra Migliaccio |Alexander Weber
Fabio Panetta(Bloomberg) -- The euro-zone’s economic prospects face “substantial” dangers that officials are struggling to assess, according to European Central Bank Governing Council member Fabio Panetta. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, as well as the fighting in the Middle East, mean monetary policy is being conducted “under conditions of heightened uncertainty,” the Bank of Italy governor said Wednesday in Milan.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Alessandra Migliaccio
Italy’s statistics institute this month issued the prediction of 0.6% growth, supported by consumer demand. (Bloomberg) -- Italy faces a tricky global backdrop but is still well positioned to achieve its economic growth target for this year if not even to beat it, according to the country’s finance minister.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Mark Schroers |Alessandra Migliaccio
Frank Elderson(Bloomberg) -- Europe can foster economic well-being and help increase the euro’s global role by adhering to and even strengthening rule of law standards, European Central Bank Executive Board member Frank Elderson said.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Alessandra Migliaccio |Luca Casiraghi
ION Group founder Andrea Pignataro has reached an agreement with Italian tax authorities to pay €280 million ($319 million) to end a probe into alleged tax evasion, Il Resto del Carlino reported on Sunday. Prosecutors in Bologna, where the fintech billionaire was born, had originally sought up to €1.2 billion in arrears, interest and other costs relating to a period up to 2023, according to the newspaper. He’ll make the payments in instalments over five years, Carlino said.
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