Welcome To The European Mafia Union: How The Italian Mob Is Swallowing Europe
Calabrian mobsters have so much money, they can't launder all of it in Italy anymore and are looking elsewhere in Europe for relief.
Gian Marco Moratti, Italian Oil Magnate Who Does Business With Putin's Top Ally Igor Sechin, Says U.S. Sanctions “Just A Front”
The man who cut a deal with Putin’s right-hand man has no regrets -- and, like other European business people, a few fears.
In Ukraine Crisis, Italy’s Hunger For Russian Gas Weakens Western Coalition
Italy's new government has been in office two weeks and already it faces a crisis: How not to antagonize the provider of much of Italy's energy?
Want Some Mafia With Your Pizza? How The Mob Is Taking Over Rome’s Restaurants
Italian organized crime takes in $200 billion a year. Some of the money ends up in unexpected places, including on top of the pizza you order in Rome.
Italy's Used Gold Brokerage Business - The Second-Largest In The World - Is Going Bust
Declining prices for gold futures are sending Italy's used gold brokers into a tailspin.
Plight Of Migrant Labor: Barolo, Italy’s 'King Of Wines,' And Other Famous Brands Made With Workers Under Near-Slave Conditions
Italian wine exports are at an all-time high, as is the exploitation of migrant workers used to grow the grapes and make the wine.
