Gianluca Passi has built a career that moves across industries with unusual fluidity — from professional rugby in Italy to the upper tiers of fashion, and eventually into global finance and investment. Now based in New York, his work sits at the intersection of capital, culture and relationships, with a growing focus on connecting Italian […]
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Most people assume their health plan will be there when they need it. It feels like a safety net that simply works in the background. But when a real medical situation happens, many are surprised by what is not covered. Health coverage can be confusing, especially when policies are filled with technical terms and fine
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Many people assume that if something is wrong with their body, they will feel it right away. Pain, discomfort, or visible signs often act as warning signals. But not all conditions follow this pattern. Some infections develop quietly and produce few or no early symptoms, allowing them to progress unnoticed. This is especially true when
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Ever notice how your skin feels tight and dull after a long day? It’s that subtle pull around your cheeks or forehead, a quiet signal that something deeper needs attention. You’re not alone in this. Many people chase external fixes like creams, only to find the glow fades fast. True hydration starts inside, where your
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The first issue of Good Morning Italy, the new English-language magazine by the ilNewyorkese network, was presented in New York with an event at the Italian American Museum in Little Italy. The choice of venue was not incidental: founded by Dr. Joseph Scelsa, the Italian American Museum has long worked to preserve the history of
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Achieving a massive weight loss milestone is a life-changing accomplishment. It requires immense dedication, unwavering discipline, and a complete overhaul of your daily nutritional and fitness programmes. Whether you achieved this through diet and exercise or with the assistance of bariatric surgery, reaching your goal weight is a monumental victory. However, many people who hit
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If you ever think about what heart problems look like, you’ll probably imagine something pretty dramatic. Chest pain that makes you clutch your heart, sudden dizziness that strikes out of nowhere, or breathlessness that makes you stop in your tracks. While all of these things can be real, they are almost always a result of
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There is a region in Southern Italy that has spent decades exporting its best people. Campania, the area surrounding Naples, one of Europe’s oldest and most storied cities, home to nearly six million people, to Mount Vesuvius, to some of the most influential cuisine in the world, has also been, for generations, one of Italy’s
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By any measure, corporate governance is having a moment. From banking failures to shareholder activism, the question of how boards are structured—and how they function—has rarely been more pressing. Yet amid the calls for reform, one idea stands out for its clarity and practicality: the case for retaining long-tenured directors. Recent research co-authored by Mascia
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Boston is the protagonist of the transatlantic dialogue on innovation and development with Science, Technology and Business Days 2026, the initiative organized by the General Consulate of Italy that from 14 to 16 April brings together academics, scientists, enterprises and institutions. In this context, the Italian Research Day in the World, Italian Research Day, on
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