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WORLD FORECAST IMF upgrades outlook for the global economy in 2023
The outlook for the global economy is growing slightly brighter as China eases its zero-COVID policies and the world shows surprising resilience in the face of high inflation, elevated interest rates and Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine.

TRADE China accuses Washington of wanting "technological hegemony"
China’s government accused Washington on Tuesday of pursuing “technology hegemony” following news reports the United States might step up pressure on tech giant Huawei by blocking all access to American suppliers.

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FARE INSIEME - Ep. 106 - Mechinno and that unconventional idea to become a business coach

STORYTELLING FARE INSIEME - Ep. 105 - Test, the winning idea to aggregate professionals and provide high-quality health services In Modena, there is a private specialist lab set up in 1975 that has grown to become so much more: it gathers together almost one hundred professionals and offers a multitude of integrated services for citizens, professionals and companies. “The compass that guides us is the essential listening to patients,” Test representatives report. For FARE INSIEME, Giampaolo Colletti interviews Gianfranco Vivoli (Scientific Director at Test), Roberto Vivoli (Health Director at Test) and Alessandro Rossi (General Manager at Test)

STORYTELLING FARE INSIEME - Ep. 104 - CAAB, i.e. Centro Agroalimentare Bologna (Bologna Agri-food Centre), and that ecosystem connected with the largest solar roof in Europe Over a thousand people every day and every night animate this large structure, which communicates with the whole world from the city of Bologna. But to tell the story and the vision of CAAB - a modern commercial logistics platform, but also a centre of advanced services for the agri-food sector - it is necessary to involve the production realities, the international partners, as well as the active and aware citizens. Because doing business is a challenge that concerns everyone, no one excluded. Giampaolo Colletti interviews Marco Marcatili, Chairman of CAAB, and Alessandro Bonfiglioli, General Manager of CAAB, for FARE INSIEME

STORYTELLING FARE INSIEME - Ep. 103 - Tironi, from Modena to the whole world with excellent electrical transformers In the 1960s, a company was born in the Emilia-Romagna region that today serves the main European markets for the various utilities. Today the company has 120 employees with a 2021 turnover of 37.5 million euros and a strong growth forecast for 2022 of around 55 million euros. Technologies, but above all people. Here already in the past – before others and better than others – it was decided to distribute a percentage of Ebitda to all employees. Giampaolo Colletti interviews Matteo Tironi, Chief Executive Officer of Tironi for FARE INSIEME

STORYTELLING FARE INSIEME - Ep. 102 - X DataNet, that makes tailor-made software for large companies from the Emilia-Romagna region Since its establishment, almost thirty years ago, the company has had a clear priority: to create software that is safe and, at the same time, simple to use. For this reason, before starting to create new software for medium and large firms, the company always dedicates itself to something that is sometimes overlooked but essential: listening to its customers. Profile of the Italian company that develops IT solutions capable of beating those of international giants. Giampaolo Colletti interviews Enrico Clerici, Alessandro Trionfini and Riccardo Polesel, Chairman, CEO and Marketing Manager of X DataNet, respectively, for FARE INSIEME

STORYTELLING FARE INSIEME - Ep. 101 - Energica, the two-wheeled Italian Tesla They have been developing track and road electric motorbikes for a decade, but the story of this entrepreneurial gem from the Emilian motor valley - now also known as the electric valley - has roots in the history of the country and in the ability to achieve sustainable, constant and plural innovation. For FARE INSIEME, Giampaolo Colletti interviewed Livia Cevolini, CEO of Energica Motor Company