Italy’s foreign minister said the Agnelli family’s Gedi Gruppo Editoriale SpA media company should stay in Italian hands to safeguard press freedom, as sale talks continue with Greece’s Antenna Group.

Tether's bid to buy a 65.4 per cent stake in Juventus has been swiftly declined by Exor, the Agnelli family holding company. Here's

Juventus travels to Bologna for a Serie A clash on Monday (AEDT) after the Agnelli family announced it had rejected a more than $1 billion offer for the club.

Italy’s foreign minister said the Agnelli family’s Gedi Gruppo Editoriale SpA media company should stay in Italian hands to safeguard press freedom, as sale talks continue with Greece’s Antenna Group.

The Agnelli family is unwilling to sell Juventus despite a €1.1 billion offer from minority shareholders Tether, so we take a closer look at the

Journalists at Italian newspaper La Stampa have gone on strike in protest against a potential sale by the billionaire Agnelli family of the media group, which includes La Repubblica and three national radio stations, to a Greek tycoon. La Stampa was not on newsstands on Thursday and its website was not being updated.

Tether made a binding all-cash offer and plans a public tender if approved. ・The 65.4% controlling stake held via Exor is not being put up for sale, the Agnelli family said. ・The bid would be an unusual shift for crypto firms beyond sponsorships and fan tokens.

Italy's government has summoned executives from GEDI and journalist representatives from its La Stampa and La Repubblica newspapers as political concern mounts over a planned sale of the group's editorial assets.