Campari insists it is unaffected by the tax dispute between the Italian government and its controlling shareholder after a court ordered to shares in the spirits giant to be seized. Lagfin, which controls 80% of Campari's voting rights, has had €1.3bn ($1.49bn) worth of shares seized by Italian authorities, which are accusing the Luxembourg-based group of tax evasion. Italy's financial police Guardia di Finanzia said on Saturday it had carried out a "precautionary seizure order", on behalf of the Monza c ...