Business News ‘Day-Trippers’ Will Have to Pay a Fee to Visit Venice, Italy Starting Spring 2024. Here’s What You Need to Know. Visitors 14 years or older will be charged a day-trip fee of 5 euros ($5.35) to enter. By Madeline Garfinkle
Business News Who Was Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and How Did He Earn His Fortune? Everything to Know About the Controversial Media Billionaire’s Entrepreneurship By Sam Silverman
Business News A Man Went To Italy For Pizza and the Entire Trip Cost Him Less Than One Domino’s Pizza — Here’s How He Did It By Emily Rella
Business News This U.S.-Made Pasta Brand Claims to Be ‘Italy’s No. 1 Brand of Pasta.’ Now They’re Facing Legal Trouble After two customers purchased Barilla pasta under the impression it was made in Italy, they are taking action. By Sam Silverman
Thought Leaders This Is What It’s Like to Drive the Ferrari Hatchback, the World’s Most Practical Supercar Cutting-edge versatility meets old-school power in the GTC4Lusso. By Patrick Carone
Business News Uber Must Leave Italy in 10 Days After Nationwide Ban It can no longer advertise its services or operate in the country. By Mariella Moon
Building a Business Italy Debating Bill to Require Paid Menstrual Leave The proposed policy could potentially lead to repercussions, however. By Rose Leadem
Buying a Franchise Starbucks to Open Stores in Italy 'We're going to try, with great humility and respect, to share what we've been doing and what we've learned through our first retail presence in Italy," CEO Howard Schultz says. By Lindsay Friedman
Building a Business Amazon’s Loan Program for Sellers Expands Into New Markets Amazon Lending, its business loan program for small sellers, will be available in eight more countries later this year. By Reuters