Jesús Sérvulo González

JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, Wells Fargo and Blackrock increased their earnings thanks to the stock market boom and corporate dealmaking

The global organization calculates that public debt will skyrocket to up to 100% of the planet’s GDP, and advises countries with low tax revenues to raise them

Rescue teams had to wait until all the detonations had ended to access the facility

Controversy is growing in the US over whether it is legal for living persons to appear on circulating dollars

Trump-supporting entrepreneurs want to control the narrative in every place where citizens get their information and entertainment

At a gathering of business leaders in Colombia, entrepreneurs discussed the reasons pushing them to expand on the other side of the Atlantic more enthusiastically than ever

Spain will also experience the biggest economic expansion of advanced nations next year, but it comes on the back of a record decline of nearly 11% in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic

The center-left executive expects greater political stability in exchange for concessions on regional taxes and spending control

Central bank announces its medium-term plan for an economy that contracted 5.2% in the first quarter

Pedro Sánchez on Sunday requested a major public investment plan that would serve to stimulate the economy in the face of the pandemic

PM Pedro Sánchez calls it “the greatest mobilization of resources in the country’s entire democratic history”

The aim is to bring the system “into the 21st century” by imposing a 3% levy on tech giants such as Amazon, but first a government must be formed

Tax Agency sends letters to businesses with advice on what to do if Britain crashes out of the EU without an agreement

Figures show the ultra-wealthy have benefited more from the economic recovery than other citizens

Spain’s High Court has rejected an appeal filed by the center-back over earnings from his image rights

The lack of a stable government means the state cannot release the additional money that the regions had promised to spend on public healthcare and education

Madrid and Barcelona are home to the 10 neighborhoods with the highest annual per capita income

Polls suggest the fragmentation seen at the national vote will extend to the local and regional level, giving added clout to small parties such as far-right group Vox

New data shows jobless rate has inched up to 14.7%, but minister says seasonal factors are to blame

As the deadline for the UK’s withdrawal from the EU nears, a campaign is underway to inform companies about new paperwork and tariffs

The plans would see the biggest rise in spending since 2010, but the weak position of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and instability in Catalonia mean they may not prosper

The government has introduced measures in a bid to prevent digital currencies from being used to launder money

The government says it will target online platforms that pay low taxes thanks to a system designed for brick-and-mortar companies

The EU says it is “losing patience” with the internet giant’s tactics to avoid paying taxes

Spanish authorities are requesting explanations from Vueling, one of the least punctual airlines in Europe

Santander, BBVA and other companies increased revenues and reduced debt levels as national output reached 3.1%

If all else fails, government could pass a decree by mid-year to get some projects off the ground