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Exquisite Italian Taste Experience
Business e via Italy would like to invite you to our Exquisite Italian Taste Experience night, on Thursday 1st March 2012 at the Italian Cultural Institute, London.
Exquisite Italian Taste Experience has been created by GoFood Events, in collaboration with RED Events, Business E Via Italy and the Italian Cultural Institute with the aim to promote the Italian food and wine culture in London, hosted in the fabulous location of the Italian Cultural Institute (39 Belgrave Square, SW1X 8NX).
The happening will start at the 07.00 pm, with a small introduction which will get you into a typical Italian Aperitivo with Prosecco and typical Italian starters, followed by courses of pasta topped with different kind of Italian toppings like Truffles products and other exquisite goods accompanied with wines offered by different Italian wineries. Fresh fruits and sweets will be served at the end of the dinner, before the starting of the Jazz Trio Exhibition. All this products have been made available by Italian producers with the intentions to promote their brands and their typical productions in UK.
The "Bardoscia, Casarano and Semprevivo Jazz Trio", supported by Puglia Sounds Export, will propose theTwo Part Inventions project by Marco Bardoscia (double bass) and Raffaele Casarano (sax), two of the most important and influent musicians of the new Italian jazz generation.
In Two Part Inventions the sax and the double bass sounds are mixed with modern thin electro sound lines, creating a new jazz harmonious plot way.
During the performance, the musicians will play tracks of their album, made in collaboration with artists of the calibre of Paolo Fresu and Gianluca Petrella, and some of the best jazz tunes ever, rearranged in their original way.
Admission Fee £20
Book and Pay online: http://www.iicbelgrado.esteri.it/IIC_Londra/webform/SchedaEvento.aspx?id=860&citta=Londra
News from The Spectrum IFA group ITALY 24 Jan 2012: How to cope with investment stress in 2012.
The overly excitable press have already started their deluge of drivel about the precarious situation in Greece, the sale of Italian Bonds, the downgrade of most European sovereign bonds, slowdown in Chinese exports, pick up in US job figures...and the list goes on.
How can I possibly fit into this melee and write something remotely interesting? Well, over the Christmas period I have been thinking about my e-zine. In 2012 I am going to concentrate a little more on tax issues (I think these are going to become more relevant in Italy in 2012, with 'Monti's Manovra'). In addition to that I am going to add in some general financial planning info, financial housekeeping tips and more updates on investments.
News from The Spectrum IFA group ITALY 18 Nov 11
This week has seen some positive, or more stable moves, in respect of Italy, Greece, Spain and the political games which have been surrounding these countries and the state of their finances.
From my discussions with clients and others at the moment, this is the hot topic so without further ado I am going to relay some information to you all from a teleconference which I attended with a top economist at JPMorgan in London on Friday morning last week.
The general feeling from the frontline is that their is unlikely to be any imminent breakup of the Euro despite what you may read in the headline grabbing newspapers. However, you can be assured that you will probably continue to see volatility in the markets for some time to come until the markets are happy with the economic reforms which are being put in place in Italy, Spain and Greece.
If we take Italy and Spain specifically it would seem that the recent Bond market activity, which pushed Italy's yield to over 7%, is actually unjustified and is more of the Bond market demanding change at a political level (i.e the resignation of Berlusconi) and urgent reform which is desperately needed. The facts are that both Italy and Spain are NOT insolvent. Italy in particular is actually quite a healthy economy.
If you take the Gross Domestic Product of Italy before it has to make interest payments on its Government debt and it actually runs a primary budget surplus. This is NOT the case with Ireland and Greece.
Business e via Italy's Advisory Board reviewed Q4 2011
"In a difficult environment, it is great to see that Business e via Italy has continued to make sound progress and is operating in line with expectations. Appreciation of the growing quality and range of products and services is reflected in the volume of website traffic."
said advisory board member John J. Law, Managing Director & Chief Risk Officer for HSBC in Italy & President of The British Chamber of Commerce for Italy
"Le madri di famiglia e il mercato del lavoro in Italia"
Se è vero che la generosità del sistema nazionale di assistenza alla prima infanzia va di pari passo con l'elevata partecipazione delle madri al mercato del lavoro, è anche vero che il ruolo delle aziende è cruciale in tale dinamica. Le condizioni favorevoli che le aziende possono proporre, in termini di missioni, di tempi di lavoro e di flessibilità presentano tanti vantaggi per le madri quanti ne presentano per le aziende stesse.
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