Enriques (ex Consob) mocks Caltagirone, Mainetti loves Mainetti’s Foglio, Europe packs Italy
Caltagirone, Mainetti, Il Foglio, Tim, Vivendi, Prometeia, Atm and more. Press review pills
ENRIQUES (FOR CONSOB) PIZZAS CALTAGIRONE
Prof Enriques (ex Consob) mocks the Caltagirone group on the Foglio pic.twitter.com/l8Rtwmb4ug
— Michele Arnese (@Michele_Arnese) November 22, 2023
MAINETTI LOVES MAINETTI'S SHEET VERY MUCH
Beautiful advertising by the Sorgente di Mainetti group on Foglio di Mainetti pic.twitter.com/EJ3EIkYOuN
— Michele Arnese (@Michele_Arnese) November 22, 2023
VIVENDI: FAKE WARS AND REAL WARS
"Vivendi, Bolloré slows down on the case against Tim: «We are evaluating all the options to enhance the value of the share»". (Corriere della Sera)
Ah, so the vaunted legal war in defense of I don't know, it's just a media war aimed at getting as much money as possible to get out of Tim. Okay.
— Michele Arnese (@Michele_Arnese) November 22, 2023
FLOP INCENTIVES
The incentive for hiring workers benefiting from Citizenship Income concerned 138 people in 2020, 139 in 2021 and 207 in 2022, for a total of 484 people hired. This is what emerges from the INPS Observatory on employment policies.
— Michele Arnese (@Michele_Arnese) November 22, 2023
THE NEW PROMETEIA COURSE
"The new industrial plan with Prometeia is arriving for Mcc. Focus on credit and synergies". (Milan Finance)
So now Prometeia also makes industrial plans for public companies. Interesting.
— Michele Arnese (@Michele_Arnese) November 22, 2023
DRIVERS DESPERATELY WANTED
The Milan ATM will not have an easy time filling the 600 open positions for 2023, in particular the 300 that concern drivers. Even an entry salary of 1,600 euros net per month is not enough for a full-time schedule of up to 36 hours. (Only 24 hours)
— Michele Arnese (@Michele_Arnese) November 22, 2023
EUROPE PACKS ITALY
Italy against Brussels on packaging. The transition from recycling to reuse is "illogical". Strasbourg in the decisive vote on the Commission proposal. The Minister for Business and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso asks the Italian delegations for unity of purpose and votes. (Eunews)
— Michele Arnese (@Michele_Arnese) November 22, 2023
MILEI SEEN BY NAIM AND TANZI
Milei? "An ultra-liberal orthodox economist, a right-wing provocateur born for the small screen, a man with an enormous ego, a dog cloner with a penchant for esoteric mysticism." (Moisés Naím, Republic)
— Michele Arnese (@Michele_Arnese) November 22, 2023
Milei. "The incoming president will face a series of disasters: the state does not have the money to pay internal and external creditors; inflation is out of control; poverty is growing; a large portion of the population depends on public handouts." (Moises Naim)
— Michele Arnese (@Michele_Arnese) November 22, 2023
"Milei will be faced with a disastrous economic situation, including the climate situation, which has reduced production in the Pampas, and an inflation of 143%. Argentina has no financial resources, inflation reduces taxes and has huge debts" . (Vito Tanzi, former IMF)
— Michele Arnese (@Michele_Arnese) November 22, 2023
IS EVERYONE SHUT UP ABOUT THE FAKE NEWSPAPERS?
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PACKAGING CASE. EXTRACT FROM AN ARTICLE FROM SOLE 24 ORE:
«We are trying to dismantle the Italian and European circular economy system based on recycling, at the forefront of the world and built in 25 years with investments of billions of euros and continuous technological innovations based on the principle of technological neutrality, which precisely Europe has followed since the first EU directive on packaging in 1994. Today, however, with a 180 degree change of direction, the European Commission abandons technological neutrality and ideologically focuses on reuse, despite certified scientific evidence demonstrating that it has decidedly negative impacts on CO2 emissions, water consumption, food waste and consumer health safety". Antonio D'Amato, president of Eppa (European Paper Packaging Alliance) and Seda International Packaging Group, reiterates his concern about the approach to the packaging regulation (PPWR) which is being voted on today in Strasbourg.
What should we expect from the plenary vote?
If Parliament were to confirm the Commission's proposal, and the text was then validated by the trilogue negotiations, 30% of the GDP of Italy and many other European economies would be at risk. France, for example, only realized with last week's protest over Camembert how the existence of even its typical products could be put in danger. Hundreds of thousands of businesses and millions of European workers are at risk. A measure like this could signal the collapse of entire agricultural, industrial and distribution chains, especially at a time when the European economy is experiencing one of its most serious structural crises in recent decades.
Italy has adopted a strong position. Is it also followed by other countries?
Italy, clearly and unitedly, is against this approach of the regulation and has proposed solutions that protect the environment, industry and jobs and above all reaffirm the primacy of the circular economy. This is the only way to restore competitiveness to the Italian and European economy and avoid the risk of deindustrialization and the loss of our strategic autonomy. There is growing convergence on this position from other member states.
This is a machine translation from Italian language of a post published on Start Magazine at the URL https://www.startmag.it/economia/enriques-ex-consob-sfotte-caltagirone-mainetti-ama-il-foglio-di-mainetti-leuropa-imballa-litalia/ on Wed, 22 Nov 2023 13:12:57 +0000.