What you should know (and ask yourself) before opening a joint bank account with your partner
Four experts answer the most common questions involving shared finances, including the chance that fights over money could damage the relationship
Leonard Blavatnik, a great Harvard donor and the wealthiest man in the UK wants to erase his Russian past
The billionaire made his fortune after the breakup of the USSR, but he distanced himself from the Kremlin when Vladimir Putin came to power and is now a leading donor in Britain and the US
Vladimir Putin gets ready to intensify his war on Ukraine
Western nations fear that Moscow will ramp up the offensive so that the president can sell his ‘special operation’ as a victory back home
Rosalía: ‘If success ends up breaking me, well, that’s life’
Three years after the success of ‘El Mal Querer,’ the Spanish singer’s new album ‘Motomami’ mixes reggaeton, ballads and just a touch of flamenco. She talks to EL PAÍS about loneliness, critics and finding her new sound
A decade on, Disney’s ‘John Carter’ is still remembered for one of the worst marketing campaigns in movie history
Based on a classic novel by Edgar R. Burroughs, helmed by Pixar’s golden boy and with a script by a Pulitzer-winning writer, the film seemed destined for success. Instead it tanked
Has Russia eaten its last Big Mac?
US multinationals are suspending activity in the country following the invasion of Ukraine, bringing the possibility of an end to three decades of openness to Western capitalism
Video | The difference between a missile and a rocket, and other questions about the weapons used in Ukraine
A retired Spanish general with experience of Russian arms analyzes some of the military artifacts that can be seen in the images from the war