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Ilva state rescue could place Rome under further EU scrutiny following Alitalia bailout
Italian far-right leader lays into maker of chocolate spread over provenance of its hazelnuts
The region of Piedmont is attracting growing demand
Plan to boost financial stability struggling to overcome national capitals’ demands
League leader has lost status as deputy prime minister but his popularity is undimmed
Move by Italy’s biggest bank will result in closure of 500 branches in effort to save €1bn
Low turnout frustrates vote on whether to give city more control of its own affairs
Residents say tourist hotspot needs more powers to tackle floods and crowds
If the populists gain power in France and Italy, the future of the euro will be in their hands
Poll weakens Di Maio’s authority and opens door for far-right to triumph in crucial contest
ArcelorMittal pulls out of deal while Five Star is criticised for not shutting plant
Spending plans risk breaching EU rules, says European Commission
Move follows steelmaker’s warning that it would pull out of its investments in country
The country’s property sector is an outlier across Europe.
The city has been blighted by politicians’ failure to meet its unique challenges
Tobias Jones embeds himself with ‘ultras’ to unpick the fans’ racism and herd mentality
City officials have linked the record water levels to climate change
Central lender’s use of tiered interest rates offers arbitrage opportunity
Rome’s central districts fail to provide what start-ups or SMEs need, so they set up elsewhere
Ex-Deutsche Bank and Nomura staff sentenced in Milan alongside former managers at Italian bank
Treatment of striker reignites debate over whether country is in denial about issue
Rome opposes capital requirements for holding sovereign debt
Yield-hungry investors have snapped up debt from former euro area crisis spots
The young and talented are leaving the country in search of professional opportunities
Italy’s prime minister testifies to parliament over advice he gave as a private lawyer
