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Intel Said to Select Veneto as Preferred Site for Multibillion-Euro Chip Plant in Italy: All Details
Intel has selected Vigasio, a town in the Veneto region of Italy as the preferred site for its new multibillion-euro chip factory in the country. The US-based chipmaker has said the Italian plant would create 1,500 jobs plus an additional 3,500 jobs across suppliers and partners, with operations to start between 2025 and 2027. Rome is ready to fund...
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Lewis Hamilton Praises Halo Device For "Saving" Him In Monza Crash
Lewis Hamilton praised the halo device for keeping him "safe" following the dramatic crash at Italian Grand Prix.
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Vespa Racing Sixties 125 & 150 Special Edition Launched; Prices Start At Rs. 1.19 Lakh
The Vespa Racing Sixties edition will be sold alongside the standard versions and come with an all-white paint job with red racing stripes and gold graphics, gold-finish five-spoke petal alloy wheels and a contoured seat, all of which is inspired from the Italian racing era of the 1960s.
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'Italian Job': Indian Jewels Worth Millions Of Euros Stolen From Italy Palace
In a heist similar to a Hollywood blockbuster, thieves stole precious Indian jewels worth one million euros ($1.2 million) from a collection belonging to the Mughal era, from a palace in Venice, Italy on Wednesday.
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Italian Duo Can Call Their Clothing Company 'Steve Jobs', Court Rules
According to la Repubblica Napoli, brothers Vincenzo and Giacomo Barbato were fighting with Apple over the use of Jobs' name since 2012.
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Carlo Ancelotti Snubs Italy Job
Carlo Ancelotti had been the choice of Italian football federation president Carlo Tavecchio who was forced to resign last month.
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Giving Italian Women 'Menstrual Leave' May Backfire On Their Job Prospects
Italy might soon become the first Western country with an official "menstrual leave" policy for working women. The lower house of Italy's Parliament has started discussing a draft law that, if approved, will mandate companies to grant three days of paid leave each month to female employees who experience painful periods.
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Antonio Tajani Takes European Union Parliament Top Job
An affable and and canny Italian politician, Antonio Tajani on Tuesday snagged the European Parliament's top job in a comeback of sorts for his mentor Silvio Berlusconi.
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JPMorgan Could Move Thousands Of Staff Out Of UK: Report
JPMorgan Chase & Co could be forced to move thousands of staff out of Britain if the country loses its automatic right to sell financial services to the European Union after last month's Brexit vote, bank CEO Jamie Dimon told an Italian newspaper.
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Monaco GP: Frustrated Sebastian Vettel Says Ferrari Failed
Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel could only qualify in fourth position for the prestigious Monaco Grand Prix and said the Italian outfit could have "done a better job".
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Italy to Get Cash Boost with PM Matteo Renzi's Giveaway Budget
Buoyed by a major breakthrough in his wide-ranging reform programme, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi today unveils an expansionary 2016 budget designed as a shot in the arm for a still-sickly economy.
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'Putin Wants Me for Economy Minister': Silvio Berlusconi
Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to give Silvio Berlusconi Russian citizenship -- and the job of economy minister -- the disgraced Italian billionaire politician was quoted as saying Thursday.
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Ex-Italian Premier Enrico Letta Quits Parliament
Former Italian prime minister Enrico Letta announced Sunday he will resign from parliament for a job heading up the international affairs school at the elite Sciences-Po university in Paris.
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Italian General Strike Protests Matteo Renzi's Reforms
Italy began an eight hour general strike Friday at the call of two large unions to protest the rapid pace of economic and social reform introduced by Premier Matteo Renzi.
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Kelly Brook, Latest Victim of Nude Photo Leak
Kelly is the latest celebrity whose nude images have surfaced online. Private iCloud accounts of 101 celebrities were hacked and nude photos of them were published online in August
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Intel Said to Select Veneto as Preferred Site for Multibillion-Euro Chip Plant in Italy: All Details
Intel has selected Vigasio, a town in the Veneto region of Italy as the preferred site for its new multibillion-euro chip factory in the country. The US-based chipmaker has said the Italian plant would create 1,500 jobs plus an additional 3,500 jobs across suppliers and partners, with operations to start between 2025 and 2027. Rome is ready to fund...
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Lewis Hamilton Praises Halo Device For "Saving" Him In Monza Crash
Lewis Hamilton praised the halo device for keeping him "safe" following the dramatic crash at Italian Grand Prix.
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Vespa Racing Sixties 125 & 150 Special Edition Launched; Prices Start At Rs. 1.19 Lakh
The Vespa Racing Sixties edition will be sold alongside the standard versions and come with an all-white paint job with red racing stripes and gold graphics, gold-finish five-spoke petal alloy wheels and a contoured seat, all of which is inspired from the Italian racing era of the 1960s.
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'Italian Job': Indian Jewels Worth Millions Of Euros Stolen From Italy Palace
In a heist similar to a Hollywood blockbuster, thieves stole precious Indian jewels worth one million euros ($1.2 million) from a collection belonging to the Mughal era, from a palace in Venice, Italy on Wednesday.
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Italian Duo Can Call Their Clothing Company 'Steve Jobs', Court Rules
According to la Repubblica Napoli, brothers Vincenzo and Giacomo Barbato were fighting with Apple over the use of Jobs' name since 2012.
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Carlo Ancelotti Snubs Italy Job
Carlo Ancelotti had been the choice of Italian football federation president Carlo Tavecchio who was forced to resign last month.
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Giving Italian Women 'Menstrual Leave' May Backfire On Their Job Prospects
Italy might soon become the first Western country with an official "menstrual leave" policy for working women. The lower house of Italy's Parliament has started discussing a draft law that, if approved, will mandate companies to grant three days of paid leave each month to female employees who experience painful periods.
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Antonio Tajani Takes European Union Parliament Top Job
An affable and and canny Italian politician, Antonio Tajani on Tuesday snagged the European Parliament's top job in a comeback of sorts for his mentor Silvio Berlusconi.
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JPMorgan Could Move Thousands Of Staff Out Of UK: Report
JPMorgan Chase & Co could be forced to move thousands of staff out of Britain if the country loses its automatic right to sell financial services to the European Union after last month's Brexit vote, bank CEO Jamie Dimon told an Italian newspaper.
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Monaco GP: Frustrated Sebastian Vettel Says Ferrari Failed
Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel could only qualify in fourth position for the prestigious Monaco Grand Prix and said the Italian outfit could have "done a better job".
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Italy to Get Cash Boost with PM Matteo Renzi's Giveaway Budget
Buoyed by a major breakthrough in his wide-ranging reform programme, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi today unveils an expansionary 2016 budget designed as a shot in the arm for a still-sickly economy.
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'Putin Wants Me for Economy Minister': Silvio Berlusconi
Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to give Silvio Berlusconi Russian citizenship -- and the job of economy minister -- the disgraced Italian billionaire politician was quoted as saying Thursday.
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Ex-Italian Premier Enrico Letta Quits Parliament
Former Italian prime minister Enrico Letta announced Sunday he will resign from parliament for a job heading up the international affairs school at the elite Sciences-Po university in Paris.
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Italian General Strike Protests Matteo Renzi's Reforms
Italy began an eight hour general strike Friday at the call of two large unions to protest the rapid pace of economic and social reform introduced by Premier Matteo Renzi.
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Kelly Brook, Latest Victim of Nude Photo Leak
Kelly is the latest celebrity whose nude images have surfaced online. Private iCloud accounts of 101 celebrities were hacked and nude photos of them were published online in August
