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Brussels has not only accepted a 15% tariff, but also pledged to buy billions of dollars’ worth of energy products from Washington and increase its investments in the US

The sector expects almost 95 million international tourists will visit the country in 2024, around 10% more than the previous year

In a letter, 19 ex-officials from France, Spain, Sweden, Australia, Canada and elsewhere urge support for a proposal by the famous economist Gabriel Zucman

The EU Tax Observatory is proposing a common framework for an internationally coordinated standard ensuring an effective taxation of ultra-high-net-worth individuals: those with more than $1 billion in wealth. Can it work?

From wealthy heirs asking to pay more to the tax authorities to proposals in multilateral forums, the debate is gaining momentum on the agenda

The economist and expert on inequality believes that wealth taxation will be at the center of the political debate in the coming years

The combined US-UK attack puts the Red Sea trade route in jeopardy and threatens to increase prices, although experts view the risks as contained for now

A report by the Tax Justice Network shows backsliding on transparency and international cooperation. The UK would top the list if its overseas territories were included

The plan for 2022 aims to shore up the post-Covid economic recovery with a focus on social policies. Part of the effort will be made possible by EU funds

As the crisis drags on industries affected by the coronavirus pandemic want help with liquidity, not more financing plans

The new financial blueprint replaces the 2018 plan approved by the previous Popular Party administration, and is forecast to raise an additional €5.5 billion in revenues

Minority government’s blueprint allocates a record €239.8 billion to public investment to overcome the coronavirus crisis

Public revenues are forecast to grow by €33.4 billion next year thanks to a rebound in the economy and new fiscal measures

The central executive makes allowances for greater expenditure, but warns that the economy will contract by around 11.2% this year due to the crisis

A preliminary agreement was reached on Monday by the government, unions and business associations on a legal framework for teleworking, something that was not a common practice in the country until the coronavirus pandemic hit

Together with Italy, the Spanish economy is expected to decline 12.8% in 2020, nearly five points down from the global institution's previous forecast

The government is counting on EU funds to help with the economic recovery, but faces political disputes at home over the use of the money

EL PAÍS has consulted several economists about the measures the government can take to recover from the financial fallout of the pandemic

The stricter confinement orders, announced by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in a bid to slow the spread of the coronavirus, will not affect people working remotely or temporary layoffs

The government is planning on approving the signature policy today but will not collect any money for now, in the hope that the OECD soon comes up with a global digital levy

The ride-hailing company says this is the beginning of a mutually beneficial collaboration following years of confrontation between both sectors

According to a new report, the 2008 financial crisis consolidated regional inequality within Europe, with Spain falling far behind

More than 84% of products are tossed directly in the trash without even being cooked, a problem that is also increasing pressure on climate, water, and land resources

The United Kingdom is the third-biggest recipient of Spanish ales, but experts fear that could change once Britain leaves the EU

Ibex 35 fell below 9,000-point level as concerns grow over China-US trade deal and UK-EU relationship

Airlines have the right to ground passengers who do not meet their conditions, like the 24-year-old from Granada who was unable to fly after her outfit was deemed inappropriate