Economy & Business

Despite big budget, restrictions have triggered firings and shutdowns at the state-of-the-art Almería Solar Platform

The Spaniard in charge of Facebook’s growth explains why the tech giant made the language its top priority after English

Pay gap occurs across all observed variables, including age, education and years of service

Translation into the second language after English was key to expanding the social media network beyond the United States

Naranjas del Carmen gives clients chance to have lifelong relationship with the source of their fruit

After already leaving the city because of legal problems, the ride-hailing company could face fresh trouble

There were 80,000 establishments 15 years ago, and half that amount today, say industry leaders

The European Parliament will vote on a reform in March to impose a common corporate fiscal system for all companies operating physically or virtually in Europe

Santander, BBVA and other companies increased revenues and reduced debt levels as national output reached 3.1%

Only 29% of municipal waste currently gets recycled, far from the EU goals set for 2020

The “petro” will be backed by the state’s oil, gold and diamond reserves, according to the president

Skyrocketing prices, agency fees, deposits and three-year-contracts are leaving would-be tenants in Barcelona with no options

Despite the move, the Chinese conglomerate will still lend its name to the team’s new stadium, which was inaugurated this season

The EVA, which will run between Madrid and Barcelona, will have 30% more seats and charge passengers additional fees for extra services

New report says political uncertainty in the region could hurt financial growth in the eurozone

Formentera, in the Balearics, wants to limit the number of vehicles on its roads in a bid to ease the strain on local infrastructure and protect the environment

As the threat from the Catalan crisis subsides, EU Commission sets new figure at 2.6%, up from 2.5%

Spanish producers fear that they may have to exit the American market, after Trump administration slaps 17% tariff on produce

Spain broke its tourism record in 2017 with 81.8 million visitors, but the last month of the year saw the first fall since 2013

Jean-Claude Juncker and Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa among the speakers who discussed Europe’s future

Retirees in the 66-75 age bracket earn more than the average Spaniard thanks to steady pensions

To all the sick leaves he added the vacation time attached to his position, in an endless spiral that appears to be perfectly legal

The speech by Felipe VI marked the first time a Spanish head of state has addressed the WEF meeting

Michel Barnier meets with government representatives and business figures and offers support to Spain over Gibraltar question

If all else fails, government could pass a decree by mid-year to get some projects off the ground

Output for 2018 projected to grow by 2.4%; it is the only advanced economy not to get upward revision