Madrid steps up security for New Year’s Eve celebrations
City to deploy 600 personnel and to restrict access to Puerta del Sol for the first time
Memorial to Madrid train bombing victims lying crumpled on floor
Monument commemorating those killed in 2004 attacks has been in disrepair for two months
Traffic case against ex-Madrid premier Esperanza Aguirre is dismissed
Judge rules offense filed against Esperanza Aguirre is no longer part of the Penal Code
Why Spaniards are Europe’s WhatsApp champions
Social habits and the high cost of sending SMS messages are behind the adoption rate
Uber still operating despite court ban
Madrid Taxi Association vows to keep fighting to get car-sharing service off the streets
Ride-share service Uber pledges to pay fines incurred by users in Spain
Announcement comes in week Spanish judge ordered US company to cease operations
Who’s to blame when Spanish small investors get swindled?
Three recent cases of firms evading oversight show there is little comeback when things go wrong
Gowex founder writes open letter apologizing to staff for actions
Madrid administrations break off relations with free wi-fi firm in wake of fraud revelations
BlaBlaCar: “Sharing a car is legal”
Director of carpooling website, Vicent Rosso, defends its activities following taxi driver strikes
Shipyards fight to salvage a future
Spanish shipbuilders are betting on vessels with high technological content