Inditex has adopted a more dividend-oriented profile and for this, it has not only clarified its roadmap for this year, but has also left brushstrokes given for the next one, with an extraordinary 0.4 euros. The textile firm will pay two payments of the same amount on May 2 and November 2 of this year, … Read more
The pandemic has caused a growth in mistrust in social relationships. The closeness and interest with which new people were previously known gave way to a sea of concerns about a possible contagion. This, of course, also influenced sexual relationships around the world, something that was clearly reflected in condom sales. Karex’s sales volume, for … Read more
The fear that a rapprochement between China and Russia in the midst of the Ukraine war would end in sanctions against China, and the threat of expulsion from Wall Street of several non-transparent Chinese companies, caused the Asian country’s listed companies on the US stock market to falter in the last days. More than a … Read more
In late March 2021, an Evergreen container ship ran aground in the Suez Canal, halting international trade for almost a week. A year later, history repeats itself. Another ship operated by the same company has been since Sunday 13 stuck in the chesapeake bayin Baltimore. The 1,095-foot Ever Forward was en route to Norfolk, Virginia, … Read more
Madrid 17:27 – 19/03/2022 The price of oil is going through a moment of enormous volatility. The war in Ukraine has created a scenario of uncertainty, in which the markets have gone from buying strongly to selling in a few days, causing the reference barrel in Europe, the Brentmove in a range of more than … Read more
Chelsea FC is currently experiencing one of its worst moments institutionally speaking. The London team is looking for a buyer after the departure of tycoon Roman Abramovich due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and it seems that this process is getting closer to coming to an end, after this Friday the final list has been … Read more
The sanctions imposed by Western countries on Russian oligarchs affect their current properties, but also future ones. In addition to allowing the immobilization of the private pleasure boats of Russian tycoons, sanctions are hitting superyachts under construction. Super-luxury boats fall within the scope of the new sanctions of the G7 and the European Union that … Read more
Since the hardest stage of the war between russia and ukraine, one of the unanimous decisions of Western companies was to leave Moscow and their entire stay in territory under the control of Vladimir Putin. With McDonald’s in the leadfor what it has always meant by the imposition of capitalism against communism, however its goodbye … Read more
Amazon, Microsoft or Google are some of the main multinationals that in recent years have opened some type of headquarters in Spain. A sample of Spanish infrastructural potential which can now be joined Meta If Mark Zuckerberg finally opts for the option that has gained the most weight in recent months: Talavera of the Queenwhere … Read more
Spain and Italy move forward to increase their gas interconnections. Both countries have started working on an alternative route to the Midcat with France to try to expand the capacity of gas entry to Europe. The possible route would go from Barcelona to Genoa in order to facilitate the rapid transit of gas to the … Read more