Meloni Takes a Chance to Tighten Grip on Corporate Italy

(Bloomberg) -- After almost a year of treading carefully, Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni is unleashing her brand of hands-on capitalism with greater gusto, and that’s making some investors nervous.Most Read from BloombergHong Kong Slammed by Saola, Biggest Typhoon Since 2018Europe's Biggest Oil Company Quietly Shelves a Radical Plan to Shrink Its Carbon FootprintHong Kong Shuts Down City Before Super Typhoon Saola HitsTesla Refreshes Model 3 and Slashes Prices of Top-End CarsPutin Moves to Seize

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