Economy & Business

Unions confirmed the work stoppage after a seven-hour meeting with the low-cost airline, which said it would be closing its bases in Gran Canaria and Tenerife

Applauded for its sustainability but vilified for triggering mass tourism, the coastal city has some of the most iconic skyscrapers in the country

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

From love hotels to apps that delete incriminating messages, numerous services are available to help people be unfaithful

The September stoppages, which have yet to be confirmed, are caused by plans to shut down three bases

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

A new report shows that low-income homes have been hardest hit by the rise, with over 46% of their net income spent on their lease

The low-cost air carrier has warned it may cut personnel working in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Tenerife Sur and Girona due to the delayed delivery of 30 Boeing 737 Max planes

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

The second-largest bank will be probed for bribery, disclosure of secrets and corruption as part of wider court proceedings against retired police chief José Manuel Villarejo

The work stoppage will begin on Wednesday, July 31 and is expected to affect thousands of travelers as they leave for or return from summer vacation

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

A building in the vibrant Lavapiés neighborhood, in the south of the Spanish capital, has been bought up by a investment firm, which has installed 24-hour guards on the door

The jobless rate now stands at 14.02%, although many new jobs are temporary

Whether it’s to supplement their pensions, combat the effect of rising rents or simply for an adventure, seniors are opting to seek roommates, according to data from the Badi service

Plummeting prices are being blamed alternatively on speculation and on an excess of supply

Court of Justice in Luxembourg rules that one of the shareholders acted in bad faith when he registered the brand name to sell music, fashion and other products

The €7.3 billion plan will create over 240,000 jobs and revitalize the economy, says the new administration in the Spanish capital

The Bank of Spain warns that the young are bearing the brunt of the effects of the 2008 economic crisis

May and June saw the lowest levels of consumption for electricity generation since records began, helped by the low cost of natural gas and environmental taxes

With youth unemployment rates through the roof, particularly in the south, many educated young people are choosing unpaid work over a salaried position in a job they don’t like

The destination has jumped to fourth position on the latest HSBC global survey, with 83% of foreign residents saying their overall wellbeing had improved since arriving

The lack of a stable government means the state cannot release the additional money that the regions had promised to spend on public healthcare and education

Companies say they are being overwhelmed with demand after a government decree eliminated bureaucratic hurdles and installation prices dropped dramatically

Reports consistently place the country in high spots for institutional, economic and social development, yet Spaniards tend to focus on the negative aspects of their country

Sovereign wealth fund’s new mandate to ditch fossil fuel assets and spend on clean power opens up opportunities, says minister

One out of every two commercial premises on Ponzano is either a drinks or food venue. Visitors love it, but local residents are desperate for solutions to the constant noise and crowds