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Rassegna Stampa nazionale e internazionale - Forum Villa d'Este 2015
Dalle colonne dei principali organi di stampa italiani e internazionali, gli articoli dedicati alla 41° edizione del Forum “Lo Scenario di oggi e di domani per le strategie competitive”.
Rassegna Stampa nazionale
- Lo speciale del Sole 24 Ore sul Forum
- AmbrosettiChannel: Matteo Renzi – I giovani possono trovare in Italia le condizioni per rincorrere il proprio sogno
- Wired: Politici e esponenti della finanza per parlare delle sfide globali
- Il Sole 24 Ore: Rilanciare la voglia di fare impresa
- Rai News 24: Yanis Varoufakis – l fallimento dell’Europa sulla questione dei migranti (ingl.)
- 24Ore TV: Valerio De Molli – I numeri positivi sul lavoro ma sui giovani siamo ancora indietro
- Class CNBC – Caffè Affari Live: Valerio De Molli – Al via la 41° edizione del Forum Villa d’Este
- Class CNBC – Caffè Affari Live: Valerio De Molli – Protagonisti, temi e ricerche
- Alan Friedman: L’analisi economica di Valerio De Molli alla vigilia del Forum
- Speciale de L’Impresa sul Forum 2015
- I numeri della 41° edizione del Forum The European House – Ambrosetti
- Comunicato Stampa
- Linee Guida per la Stampa
Rassegna Stampa internazionale
CNBC Europe Coverage:
Video interviste:
De Molli – Feld – O’Leary – Bini Smaghi – Legrain – Dvorkovich – Sutherland – Letta – Sefcovic – Starace – Padoan – Calantzopoulos – Macron – Hill – Almunia – Issing – Recchi
News:
- Businesses hail Renzi’s reforms, urge more to speed Italy’s upturn
- France says debt issuance would be first step for a euro zone budget
- China slowdown fears? Not in Germany
- Optimism over Spanish economy is false: Joaquin Almunia
- Greece: From crisis to investment opportunity?
- Has the traditional cigarette burned out?
- Confident in cash, investment position: Telecom Italia Chair
- Greece, Italy on an upswing: Italy FinMin
- Time for scrutiny if China storm lasts: Italy FinMin
- EU to push crowdfunding, venture capital for business
- France says debt issuance would be first step for a euro zone budget
- French workers see need for longer week: Econ Min
- Why Europe migrant crisis risks turning into disaster
- OPEC supply cuts unlikely: Enel CEO
- Fare wars are coming: Ryanair
- Varoufakis: Why I’m not endorsing Syriza
Bloomberg Video Coverage:
Video interviste:
Frenkel – Roubini – Shihab-Eldin – Monti – Dvorkovich – Trichet – Starace – Hill – Padoan
News:
- Enel on Track to Meet 2015 Financial Targets, CEO Starace Says
- Telecom Italia Stake Gives Vivendi Southern Focus, CEO Says
- Divergent EU Insolvency Laws Must Be Addressed, Hill Says
- Varoufakis Says He’d Give Greeks ‘Bitter Medicine,’ Not ‘Poison’
- Italy in Final Talks With EU on Bad Bank Plan, Padoan Says
Ulteriori testate:
- Financial Times: Europe is ill-equipped for borderless world of technology
- The Telegraph: Europe faces political war on two fronts as backlash builds
- The Telegraph: The euro’s ‘evil genie’ could actually be the key to its survival
- The Telegraph: Father of the euro fears EU superstate by the back door
- The Telegraph: Russia flirts with Saudi Arabia as OPEC pain deepens
- The Telegraph: UN refugee chief : History will judge us harshly over Syria crisis
- The Telegraph: Varoufakis hints at return to politics
- The Telegraph: Nouriel Roubini dismisses China scare as false alarm, stuns with optimism
- Daily Mail: Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary – The mother and father of all fare wars
- The Washington Post: Varoufakis Says He’d Give Greeks ’Bitter Medicine,’ Not ’Poison’
- Le Figaro: Yanis Varoufakis défend son “plan grec”
- Le Figaro: L’Italie a créé 100.000 nouveaux emplois
- Le Figaro: L’endettement de l’Italie diminuera en 2016, dit Renzi
- Business Insider: The bear case is fairly compelling right now — then again, it’s always compelling
- El economista: Italia ha recuperado un 25% de empleos perdidos durante la crisis
- Wirtschaftsblatt: Ryanair-Chef O’Leary kritisiert Österreich: Zu viel Protektionismus
- Libération: Yanis Varoufakis défend son «plan grec» devant des responsables européens
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