Italy aims to boost quotas for women on corporate boards

MILAN (Reuters) - Italy is set to tighten quotas aimed at getting more women on corporate boards, raising the threshold to 40% and underlining the success of measures that have turned the country from one of Europe's laggards to one of the top five in less than a decade.The so-called "pink quota", part of a package of budget measures expected to be approved by the end of the year, builds on an original law passed in 2011, requiring listed companies to have at least 30% female representation on..