Is Madrid about to get the European Union’s tallest skyscraper?
Developer is planning six-tower complex in north of capital, but still lacks municipal permits
If you have photos on Spanish social network Tuenti, download them quick....
Once hugely popular with teens, the company is moving toward a telecoms-only model
Tax Agency raises Microsoft Spain’s bill to €30 million
Tech giant slapped with second €18.6m sum after appealing first one at High Court
Why Spain’s high-speed travel networks are slow to offer Wi-Fi
Taking the train or in-demand air routes usually means being without a connection
Three million Spanish workers made less than €1,000 a month in 2014
Despite economic recovery, labor force survey shows stagnating salaries and growing gaps
Spain’s high-speed AVE trains to offer free onboard Wi-Fi internet access
Operator Renfe awards contract to Telefónica, which hopes to start service by end of 2015
Vodafone teams up with Netflix ahead of October launch in Spain
Telecoms operator is seeking to compete against Telefónica’s pay-TV service Movistar+
Spanish government rethinks tax on small-scale solar power producers
Individuals with smaller installations will be exempt from levy on electricity they generate
Spanish PM seeks to allay fears of Greek contagion
Ibex 35 benchmark index closes down 4.56%, the biggest drop since August 2012 Analysts say a Grexit would have a “limited” effect on Spain's recovery in the short term
Stock market loses ground on Greek news while Rajoy calls urgent meeting
Economy minister says Spain safe against potential fallout from the debt crisis in Greece
What Spaniards spend on the internet
Hotels and airline flights make up a third of all e-commerce purchases, new survey shows
Jazztel tops customer complaints list
Spanish operator came worst in all categories, apart from mobile telephony, after Ono
Telefónica to triple customers’ broadband speeds before summer
Unprecedented upgrade will come at no extra charge and beat the competition’s best offer
Banco de Madrid clients will only get up to €100,000 of their money back
Spanish authorities fall back on deposit guarantee limit, rather than bailing out the lender
Zuckerberg defends plans for free net access at Barcelona conference
Facebook founder is main draw as Mobile World Congress gets underway in Catalan capital Google, Samsung and others unveil new products and services as four-day event begins
Six out of 10 Spanish youths plan to move abroad to find a job, study finds
An EU-wide survey by Vodafone suggests Spaniards are most pessimistic about future
Japan’s Next buys Spanish classified ads site Trovit for €80 million
Purchase is part of strategy to grow web traffic, says Asian real estate giant
Telefónica chief calls on EU to end privileges for internet giants
César Alierta describes ex-EU information commissioner as “the biggest disaster Europe ever had’
How Spanish free wi-fi firm Gowex was brought down by Gotham
Company chief admits that he has been falsifying the accounts for the last four years
Prosecutor to investigate Twitter account for making jokes about disabilities
@HumorrNegro feed, which has 164,000 followers, will also be probed for inciting racial hatred
Jazztel customers left without cellphone service for 12 hours
Outage, which affected calls and internet access, most serious seen in Spain since 2003
The ham sandwich that stuck in the Spanish Ryanair steward’s throat
Cabin-crew member was sacked for not paying for the snack before eating it
Telefónica chief sees firms such as Google being regulated like telecoms operators
Telecoms giant confirms interest in selling Digital Plus stake
Telefónica’s earnings declined 17 percent last year
Revenues dropped 8.5 percent due to currency factors Telecoms giant reduced its debt by 5.878 billion euros
Telefónica recentralizes global management to save costs
Latin America, Europe and Digital corporate centers to be absorbed by Madrid
Vodafone accuses Telefónica and Jazztel of imposing a fiber-optic “monopoly”
British operator asks anti-trust watchdog to force rivals to open up their networks in fair conditions
Iberia reaches “landmark” productivity accord with pilots
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