Federica Calabrò is a journalist at Parliament News, She is covering Business and General World News. She is a native of Naples, commenced her career as a teller at Poste Italiane before following her passion for dance. Graduating in classical dance, she showcased her talents with two entertainment companies, enchanting audiences throughout Italy. Presently, Federica serves as the general secretary at the Allianz Bank Financial Advisors financial promotion center in Naples. In this capacity, she manages office forms, provides document assistance for Financial Advisors, oversees paperwork for the back office, and ensures smooth customer reception and assistance at the front office. Outside her professional obligations, Federica indulges in her passion for writing in her leisure time.
Leaders from the United States, Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, Denmark, France, Germany, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Spain, Thailand, and the United Kingdom have issued a joint statement expressing their deep concern regarding the hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, which
London (Parliament News) – DS Smith’s CEO urges UK election winner to enforce stricter plastic packaging rules and promote green consumption. The company has already replaced over 1 billion plastic pieces ahead of schedule. Whoever succeeds in the UK general election must
London (Parliament News) – Shareholders of Royal Mail and Anglo-American face takeover deadlines, potentially leading to foreign ownership. Czech billionaire Křetínský targets Royal Mail, while Australia’s BHP pursues Anglo-American. Shareholders in Royal Mail’s proprietor and the mining group Anglo American are awaiting
London (Parliament News) – Research reveals that Britain’s brick imports are surging, with each brick’s carbon footprint growing. The UK leads in imports, raising concerns over emissions and sustainability. Britain is importing more of its bricks than ever and the carbon expense
London (Parliament News) – Britain’s interest rates may drop this summer, as the Bank of England considers a decrease due to decreased inflation. Analysts debate whether inflation will rebound, with some foreseeing a rate cut as early as June. Britain’s interest rates
London (Parliament News) – Marks & Spencer is expected to announce a 35% rise in annual profits, reaching £653 million, driven by strong sales in food, clothing, and home sectors. The retailer’s turnaround includes cost-cutting, store closures, and resumed dividends. High street
London (Parliament News) – UK engineering firm Arup lost HK$200m (£20m) to criminals via deepfake video call. The employee was deceived into transferring funds. Arup confirmed financial stability remains intact. Hong Kong police investigation ongoing. The UK engineering company Arup has affirmed
London (Parliament News) – The New Křetínský bid initiates a headache for the UK government amid increasing scrutiny on foreign appropriations of critical infrastructure. The owner of Royal Mail has taken a £3.5bn bid for the postal company from a Czech billionaire
London (Parliament News) – Britain emerges from recession as economy grows by 0.6% in Q1, marking a return to transition. Stronger growth than expected was driven by the services sector, but challenges remain amid predictions of slow recovery. Britain is officially out
London (Parliament News) – The Bank of England holds rates at 5.25%, hints at potential cuts in June due to positive inflation trends and economic outlook. Members divided, two voting for an immediate cut. Governor suggests June cut possible. The Bank of
London (Parliament News) – Alstom plans to raise €1bn to reduce debt, addressing struggles amid delayed orders and concerns about its Derby factory’s future. The move includes a €750m bond issue as part of a €2bn finance plan. How Does Alstom Plan
London (Parliament News) – Car manufacturers call for urgent action to boost electric vehicle sales, as private consumer demand declines despite fleet sales growth. Suggestions include tax cuts, incentives, and expanding charging infrastructure. Car manufacturers have urged for pressing action to reignite
