Economy And Business

The secretary general of the UITP advocates in favor of a carrot-and-stick approach: restrictions on private vehicles and good service from subways, trains and buses

Despite a lower population density than other Western European countries, this nation of just under 50 million is struggling with crowded cities, insufficient investment in transportation, high electricity demand and the effects of mass tourism

The executive visits Mexico to launch the company’s new offices and speaks about its corporate future

The group that owns films like ‘Casablanca’ or the ‘Harry Potter’ universe is one step away from becoming the property of its historic rival Paramount

The streaming group that owns ‘Money Heist’ says the deal is no longer financially attractive

A potential executive order would expand the role of the financial system in the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown

The delivery services giant is the first major company to claim reimbursement following the Supreme Court’s decision that the import duties are unlawful

The ultra‑right government is preparing to celebrate the approval of a law that allows 12‑hour workdays, makes dismissals cheaper, and strips power from unions

The US president responds with a global tariff of 10%, considerably lower than the one currently in place for partners such as Mexico, Canada, or the EU

Trade has declined and has yet to recover since the hyperinflationary crisis of 2018, but foreign direct investment and remittances have soared in the last two years

The US president said he was ‘ashamed’ of the justices who ruled in a 6-3 reverse for the administration in a press conference at the White House

The US government is studying how to circumvent the court’s blow to the Republican’s trade policy

The company’s strong revenue isn’t reflected in its stock market performance. Investors fear growth will stall, while artists are voicing frustration over what they consider a miserly compensation system

Digital platforms will be required to give authorities live access to their data. The SAT defends the measure as a way to curb tax evasion and digitally enabled smuggling

A recent survey by Spain’s Commercial Office in Havana puts the outstanding liabilities at about $276 million and warns that another $80 million are trapped in retained dividends and accounts that cannot be transferred off the island

The increase in the minimum wage, the fiscal deficit, or taxes imposed by decree are overshadowing issues like security or corruption

The recovery of the Caribbean country will require new rules and large investments

Ford’s CEO discussed with the president a framework for the arrival of these carmakers, which would involve the creation of joint ventures

President Lula looks to put an end to the 6x1 schedule, and Congress is debating over how much the 44-hour work week will be cut

Mexico is preparing to enter the gas extraction market with this method, which has sparked intense debate both within and outside the government. EL PAÍS brings together the views of six specialists on this technique — voices both defending and criticizing it

The chatbot, developed by the start-up Anthropic, has been known to companies for years for its focus on practical applications

Strong investor demand pushed the deal well beyond expectations. Earlier estimates suggested Anthropic would raise around $20 billion

The Asian firms aim to strengthen their position in the Mexican market through the purchase of the Aguascalientes factory, which is in the process of closing

Chris Wright toured the Orinoco Belt oil fields in Venezuela in the company of President Delcy Rodríguez, and said this year could see a ‘dramatic’ increase in oil, gas and electricity levels

Fuel shortages exacerbated by Trump’s pressure tactics are accelerating the island’s decline, which has already seen a sharp drop in visitors

Recent economic growth has come with a widening wealth gap. The rich have greater clout than ever before