Economy & Business

For 12 years, Pueblito Paisa has refused to be pushed out despite a redevelopment project

A sexologist, an activist against sexual robots and the founder of this new business venture reflect on the ethical concerns raised by these hyper-realistic dummies

Alejandro Valero has already attracted 19,000 workers with BuscoExtra as the US tech giant lags behind in the testing stage with its Uber Work app

British citizens made the largest number of purchases in the first half of 2018, followed by the French and Germans

The draft climate change law also includes a prohibition on the controversial method of “fracking,” and will encourage the use of renewable energies

IAG, the group that also owns Vueling and Aer Lingus, plans to prove it qualifies as a Spanish company in order to preserve its European Union passport after the UK leaves the bloc

Survey shows citizens blame financial and political elites, who have done little to prevent new slump

Government approves legal changes that also ensure lenders will not be able to deduct the new cost

According to the results, Spain and other countries in the south of Europe are the most concerned about the effects of global warming

Pedro Sánchez vows that “Spaniards will never again” pay the levy, but experts warn that lenders will simply raise interest rates

The low-cost carrier claims that the image, which quickly went viral and appeared in the media, has caused “damage to the reputation of the company”

In a 15 to 13 vote, justices from one of Spain’s top tribunals reversed a decision to make banks pay, triggering loud protests from society and calls for street demonstrations

But unemployment also grew last month, with a total of 3.2 million people out of work, according to figures released on Monday by the Labor Ministry

Bernhard Url, head of the European Food Safety Authority, discusses Europeans' concerns about chemicals and pesticides, the obesity epidemic, organic agriculture and sustainable food production

From today, customers of the Irish airline will have to pay between €6 and €25 for certain sizes of case, and even then not all travelers will be able to take them onto the aircraft

Four people were suing their tour operator for €50,000, but a Liverpool court found records of them drinking alcohol and having “the best holiday ever”

The aircraft, which had flown out of Santiago de Compostela and Seville on October 2, were “four kilometers apart” horizontally, and just 122 meters vertically

Steve Jobs’ successor also met with leaders of Spain’s tech industry and praised the country’s “creativity”

According to a new consumer report, 20 of 41 top-selling products fail the taste test that awards the premium classification

Consumer and judges associations left perplexed and calling for resignations after confusion over who should cover levy when a notary officially documents both the sale and the loan of a property

Less than 24 hours after it emerged that banks, and not clients, will be forced to pay the duty, magistrates decide to review the decision due to “enormous economic and social repercussions”

The decision heralds a potential flood of legal claims from borrowers who paid the AJD fee

The image of the staff members in Málaga airport was published by a union to denounce the fact that the company did not offer them accommodation after flight cancellations

The proposed site in Casarrubios could open by 2023 and receive around 300,000 commercial passengers in its first year

Singapore ranked first overall for economics, experience and family life in HSBC Expat Explorer study

They were set up to avoid clogging the regular system, but banks are systematically appealing each and every ruling

But the success of the socially progressive budget plan depends on uncertain support from Brussels and from Catalan separatists