Universita Commerciale Luigi Bocconi

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Horses and cardinals: Bloggers dodge Italy poll ban

Italian bloggers have found imaginative ways to dodge a ban on publishing opinion polls ahead of elections -- from referring to candidates as cardinals to commenting the vote like a horse race.
 

'Marketing man' Berlusconi turns to Balotelli for boost

As he rises in the ratings ahead of elections this month, Italy's Silvio Berlusconi could be looking for an extra boost with the hiring of striker Mario Balotelli by his club AC Milan, observers said.
 

Monti: The anti-Berlusconi who saved Italy from default

Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti, who resigned on Friday triggering elections, is a former high-flying European commissioner who saved Italy from the brink of bankruptcy but at a steep social cost.
 

Defiant Berlusconi vows to stay in politics after tax fraud verdict

A defiantly unabashed Silvio Berlusconi vowed Saturday to stay in politics to reform the very justice system that sentenced him to jail for tax fraud, as the Italian press declared an emphatic end to the billionaire former premier's long domination of the nation's political scene.
 

Berlusconi vows to stay in politics after tax verdict

A typically unabashed Silvio Berlusconi vowed Saturday to stay in politics to reform the very justice system that sentenced him to jail for tax fraud, as the Italian press declared an emphatic end to the billionaire former premier's long domination of the nation's political scene.
 

Italy appoints new finance minister to replace Monti

Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti will step down as finance minister and the current deputy minister Vittorio Grilli will take his place, the government said on Wednesday.
 

Can 'Mediator Monti' help save crisis-hit eurozone?

Mario Monti's diplomatic skills will be put to the test on Friday, as he is called to mediate between the eurozone's biggest economies as they race to find common solutions to the fierce debt crisis.
 

Analysis: Monti's success could slow Italy reform

ROME (Reuters) - Prime Minister Mario Monti took power three months ago to rescue Italy from economic disaster. In one way, he may have done his job too well.
 

Fashion hotels show jet-setters luxury Italian style

From Dubai to Jamaica, Australia to Brazil, high-end fashion hotels are mushrooming as growing numbers of luxury travellers seek a taste of the glamour and indulgence that only stardom used to bring.
 

Milan lags behind in fashion's Internet revolution

With social network sites and smartphone apps making rapid inroads into the fashion world, observers say Italy risks falling behind even as its luxury brands feel the pain from the economic crisis.
 

Wall Street likes Monti, but still wary of Italy

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A long, standing ovation greeted Italy's Mario Monti when he entered the packed Card Room on the seventh floor of the New York Stock Exchange last week.
 

Italy's crisis opens doors to cash-rich mafia

MILAN (Reuters) - When Italian construction group Perego was struggling back in 2008, a white knight flush with cash rode to its rescue.
 

A guide to escaping the euro

If disaster strikes, how exactly does a eurozone nation hit the emergency escape button on the euro?
 

Italian police raid ex-hedge fund manager Micalizzi

LONDON/ZURICH (Reuters) - Italian police have raided two properties and launched a fraud probe into ex-hedge fund manager Alberto Micalizzi, a researcher at Italy's Bocconi University, who ran hedge fund DD Growth Premium until its collapse during the credit crisis.
 

Italian police raid ex-hedge fund manager Micalizzi

LONDON/ZURICH (Reuters) - Italian police have raided two properties and launched a fraud probe into ex-hedge fund manager Alberto Micalizzi, a researcher at Italy's Bocconi University, who ran hedge fund DD Growth Premium until its collapse during the credit crisis.
 

Monti looks close to forming new Italy government

ROME (Reuters) - Mario Monti looked close to forming a new government on Tuesday as financial market pressure mounted to end a damaging political crisis that has brought Italy to the brink of disaster.
 

Berlusconi party says Monti will be able to form government

ROME (Reuters) - The prospects of a new Italian government soon were boosted on Tuesday by backing from the biggest political party as financial market pressure mounted on prime minister designate Mario Monti to act quickly.
 

Monti warns Italians face sacrifices, markets must wait

Mario Monti warned Italians of "sacrifices" ahead and asked investors to be patient on Monday as he scrambled to put together a government under heavy pressure to fight a debt crisis that has spooked Europe.
 

A daunting in-tray for Berlusconi's successor

Whoever succeeds Silvio Berlusconi as prime minister faces a series of major tasks to pull Italy out of its debt crisis, including convincing Italians to accept austerity measures while pushing through urgently needed reforms to jump-start an ailing economy, economists say.
 

Italy's Berlusconi to resign, end scandal-hit era

ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is set to resign on Saturday after a new budget law is approved in parliament, making way for an emergency government and ending one of the most scandal-plagued eras in Italy's post-war history.
 

Facts from the Wikipedia page:

Bocconi University
Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi
MottoEmpowering Talent
Established10 November 1902
TypePrivate
PresidentMario Monti
RectorProf Guido Tabellini
Staff1369 (as of November 2006)
Undergraduates7267 (as of October 2006)
Postgraduates3671 + 735 SDA
Doctoral students167
LocationMilan, Italy
CampusUrban
Sports teamsPellicani PallanuotoBocconi
AffiliationsEQUIS, Association of MBAs, CEMS, CFA
Websitewww.unibocconi.it EN