Morning note: economics and finance from newspapers - Il Sole 24 ORE

There have been some changes in the Italian legislative sphere that affect different areas of citizens' lives. One of the major changes has to do with the introduction of a new tax credit, which is valid up to 13%. This relief applies to employers who are liable to pay personal income tax (Irpef). In addition, new measures have been introduced to help children, but some social benefits have been cut.

Some changes have emerged in the area of pensions. It has now become more difficult to retire at 64, and taxation criteria have been changed.

The conflict between military action and the economic crisis in the Gaza Strip is growing in Israel.

The situation in the Middle East is becoming increasingly tense due to the threat from Iran and the movement of arms by U.S.

The European Central Bank does not foresee any change in interest rates.

The Tim Company plans to hold two board meetings to discuss the future of its network.

The education sector has decided to set up more than 70 universities to tackle psychological problems among students.

Teachers will receive an extra 200 euros a month thanks to new tax changes.

In the energy sector, the regulated tariff regime has been extended.

There is less litter and more low-emission cars in cities.

Tax incentives for professionals to return to Italy have caused public discontent. The government plans to make changes to the tax system.

Pensioners will receive a lump sum benefit of up to €218 in December. Retiring government employees must return advances previously received.

In cybersecurity, policies are being developed to help fight hackers.

There have been changes in the political sphere, with Meloni canceling her party's party and the Union for South Tyrol giving way to Forza Italia.

In the professions sphere, changes were made to the pension contribution. Professionals are now free to decide whether to delete their resumes and photos.

The Italian real estate market is becoming more attractive, but is still small. A five-star hotel with a spa and restaurant overlooking the lake has opened in Lallo.

The influence of mom bloggers is growing in marketing.