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The four-day event will feature an industry day, two general conference days and culminate in the Sound Money Fest music festival

From the concerns that plague a large country, like Italy! The world cradle of culture, tourism, excellent enlightened and creative minds, which the whole world envies us and tries to imitate

The luxury segment seems to have overcome the great fear of March, although the recent data of the Pandemic and the first lockdowns in Europe have triggered new fears

"A politician becomes a statesman when he thinks of the next generations, and not the next elections" is one of Winston Churchill's best-known aphorisms

Trust – a magic word that can positively or negatively affect the economic cycles, having become even more strategic to leave the tunnel of depression, and not just the economic and industrial one

Much has been said about the impact of Covid on the economy and the use of public assistance to support and revive it

Though mention of baroque usually conjures up images of gloriously over-the-top European courts – personified by the Sun King himself, Louis XIV – a new exhibition at Tate Britain, the first of its kind, showcases baroque art and culture in Britain. Covering the later 17th century, from the restoration of Charles II in 1670 (his father Charles I had been executed in the aftermath of the English Civil War) to the death of Queen Anne in 1714, it explores the overlap between art and power in this often-overlooked era

The Salvatore Ferragamo Group, one of the global leaders in the luxury sector, released the Group’s Preliminary Consolidated Revenues for Fiscal Year 2019, which amount to 1,377 million Euros up 2.3%

Gismondi 1754 makes its debut on Aim Italia (the Milan Stock Exchange market dedicated to SMEs) in a decidedly upward trend

Milan hosted the 18th edition of the Altagamma Observatory, which presented data from the Altagamma 2019 Worldwide Market Monitor study, carried out by Bain & Company on the luxury market