Contract efficacy, property registration, foreign trade and bankruptcy management. These are the factors that permitted Italy to improve its position in the Doing Business 2014 classification, the annual analysis compiled by the World Bank to analyze the level of competitiveness of the 189 economies taken into consideration
Tuscany is on the front lines of the future’s intelligent cities, a topic that attracts a lot of attention in the region and, particularly, in Pisa, which recently launched a Master’s degree in Smart City design
Swedish finance tastes Tuscan wines. The Exoro Capital investment fund has aannounced the 100% purchase of Tenute MonteRosola, a wine-making company in Volterra (in the Pisa province) known for producing some of the area’s most prestigious labels.
The updating of Tuscan industry even involves the field of Biophotonics. Thanks to the BiophotonicsPlus European call for proposals, implemented with a tender process by Regione Toscana – Tuscany’s regional government – Tuscan enterprises and research bodies will be able to run innovative projects in the fields of medical diagnostics, pharmacology, laser surgery, cancer treatment, blood vessel haemostasis and ophthalmology, in partnership with other European countries.
The first signs of recovery of the Italian economy: an increased optimism on behalf of businesses on investment condition, a contraction of the Gross Domestic Product that is almost exhausted and a return to the positive for direct investments from abroad.
Fashion and other high-level “made in Italy” products keep on exercising their appeal towards foreign investors and financial operators