Carmen Sánchez-Silva

Layoffs in big tech are driving business school graduates to smaller firms

Many employees are benefiting from greater post-pandemic flexibility, but it is technology companies that offer the best conditions out of fear of losing hard-to-find talent

Many large firms are delaying on-site activity due to the fifth wave of the pandemic, while some seem to favor a model allowing two days of remote work a week

In a country with persistently high unemployment, there is a dire need for digital experts but also for mechanics, crane operators and ham carvers

Industry tries to close gap with world leaders through strong offer in high-end fashion, food and hospitality

Consultancy says GDP would grow 8% by 2025 if ratios reached the EU average level

Online retailer Amazon's operation in Spain is already starting to outgrow its massive warehouse space Record order numbers are expected this Christmas

The markets, demonized for dragging the country to the brink of disaster, are providing new capital

Industry voices talk of a record year in 2013 Although accumulated debts and the need to change model provide a cautionary note

Companies are slimming down their organizational structure, cutting out the hierarchy

A number of Spanish firms have discovered strategies to help them shrug off the domestic economic crisis

Experts in the sector expect August hotel occupation to reach 80 percent

Institutions talk of need to react to executives' failure to provide moral counterweight to recent financial disasters Skeptics say these institutions are slaves to their own rating system