Uncle Beppo Venosta: an original and unconventional personality

Original and revolutionary Uncle Beppo, my mother Giorgina's brother, was an original and revolutionary type, a great Carlo Marx-like beard and an active participant in Sixty-Eight and the '68ism' that followed. A journalist of great class, foreign correspondent from the Middle East for many years, an ironic and provocative person, he died of cancer, the disease that his father, grandfather Guido Venosta, had fought so long and so effectively with AIRC. Grandfather fortunately did not have to see him, having died the year before.

Giorgia Meloni and Coldiretti put the brakes on the development of solar energy in Italy

The government, on energy, is in a huge conflict of interest, which is why prices do not fall: Snam, Italgas and Terna beat Microsoft, Alphabet (Google) and Meta (Facebook). Italy’s publicly controlled companies that transport or distribute gas and electricity to citizens and businesses are more profitable than some of the world’s largest, most technologically advanced and important companies in the business of the future: cloud, data centres and artificial intelligence. In short, Big Energy beats Big Tech

Quick Take — Carrefour – Centromarca clash: Mastrolia plays the populist?

Bump between Princes Group CEO and Centromarca president. Between ‘disorderly association’ and ‘shouted messages’. With the mystery of the company’s registration in the middle. What will be the developments?

And Mastrolia denies that his company has ever been a member of Centromarca (Confindustria) as it turns out: is he being populist or has he simply gone into confusion?

It is difficult to wear the jackets of two opposing fronts (GD and Brand Industry) at the same time.