Jordi Pérez Colomé

Scammers got 76-year-old Ángel’s bank passwords, his photo and his ID. He doesn’t know how they got it or what the damage could be

A new study shows that virtual meetings can affect worker creativity, but that may be the only drawback

Since being taken to court for criticizing the poor workmanship of his new home, Diego has paid out €4,000 in legal fees. Now he has found an innovative way to recover some of his costs

Silvia Vasquez-Lavado, a former executive at eBay and Paypal, has published a memoir explaining how she went from shunning nature walks to climbing the world’s Seven Summits

The engineer, a legend in the cyber community where he is known as ‘Kingpin,’ has found a new challenge in life: recouping money lost due to human oversight.

Anonymous and other cyberactivist groups are trying to sabotage Russian infrastructure to interfere with Moscow’s role in the war

The first-ever drop in the number of the social platform’s users marks a turning point in our online existences. What will mankind’s largest digital cemetery look like, and who will be able to access it?

The social media group has suspended 20 accounts that have been compulsively praising the PSOE, while attacking its main political rival

Two partners with no formal business training started selling products on Amazon and three years later they have sold their online company for ‘more than a million euros’

A multi-faceted Twitter group, which includes a Spanish industrial engineer, has spent the past year investigating the possibility that the coronavirus did not emerge from a wet market in Wuhan

When Romuald Fons started his career in SEO, he made just €2.48 a month. Now he sells courses on how to improve video rankings for €750

The southern Spanish city has 85 ultra-high definition cameras that use artificial intelligence software to scan hours worth of footage to identify suspects

Eight sites have been sharing posts criticizing the Popular Party’s political rivals and encouraging abstention on November 10

The social media pages had more than 1.5 million followers and had accumulated over seven million interactions since the beginning of the year

The social media giant has announced that it has identified the “thousands of profiles” belonging to parties and candidates to urge them to register

A study by two Spanish academics reveals the scope and lack of control over pre-installed apps

Darío Gil is the new director of IBM Research, which recently unveiled the first commercial device using this promising technology

Just four years ago, the youngster was working in a sports equipment store. Now he is earning over €100,000 a year thanks to online ventures, and is free to travel the world

Mariano Rajoy calls the Socialists “Torquemadas” because of their “inquisitorial approach”

Session in parliament will start Thursday, but it is unclear how Socialist leader Pedro Sánchez will secure enough support to get Mariano Rajoy voted out

New multi-party system and the Catalan crisis are dragging the passage of new laws to an all-time low

Suspect is grandson of admiral under regime of Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet

Congressional group requests appearance of Deputy PM Sáenz de Santamaría in official secrets commission

Spanish parties divided over option of halting emergency measures if Puigdemont calls early election

Ballot boxes are translucent plastic containers apparently sourced from a company in China