English is and continues to be the language that opens the most doors at the workplace in Spain, but it has competitors who, although little by little, are gaining more and more ground. That is the conclusion drawn by an analysis of Infojobs that has evaluated the language requirements with the most presence in the … Read more
China has for years been a cheap ‘factory’ supplying the developed world with the goods it demanded through large trade surpluses. An immense workforce, productivity growth and very low labor costs have prevented the growing demand from the West from being translated into runaway inflation, rather the opposite. However, now, this trend could be reversing, … Read more
CaixaBank announced on Thursday afternoon that the process began placement of its 5.42% stake (23.3 million shares) in the Austrian bank Erste Group. The entity already informed the market on October 21 of its intention to carry out this divestment and exit the financial group. The bank will indicate at the end of the day … Read more
The automotive sector in Spain has collided with an already official plot of selling cars at a higher price than the fixed price by the market. The case known as the ‘dealer cartel‘and for which around ten million users can claim from 2,000 to 9,000 euros as paid between 2006 and 2013. For seven years, … Read more
Thirteen years ago, the price of Tesla cars was only accessible to a few. Today, the relationship between an electric and a combustion car with the same benefits is still unbalanced, but both Elon Musk’s signature and the many brands that have come from the classic automotive industry that have joined the electric race are … Read more
Like every year, November opens with its sights set on Black Friday. A day of special sales tradition, installed recently under American influence, but which has already reached so many countries and commercial sectors that there are interesting bargains in technology, fashion, supermarkets or sports. For this reason, that large establishments located in Spain such … Read more
New York 3/11/2021 – 19:01 Updated: 20:22 – 3/11/21 The Federal Open Markets Committee of the Federal Reserve (FOMC) announced this Wednesday at the close of its monetary policy meeting that it will begin to reduce its debt purchases. The process, commonly known as tapering, will cut by $ 15 billion a month the amount … Read more
“We offer jeans for one yuan (14 cents) and free shipping for the week ‘Made in China’.” In this way, Taote, a subsidiary of Alibaba announced a catalog of one hundred products during this week that they will only cost 14 cents for people living in China. This is the result of a bet that … Read more
The Ministry of Ecological Transition met yesterday with the renewable energy associations (AEE, Appa, Unef, Anpier and Protermosolar) and the cogeneration associations (Acogen and Cogen) to inform them that next Tuesday a new Royal decree will be approved by the Council of Ministers -Law that will link the energy of the PVPC tariff and that … Read more
Supply chains have stopped working accurately for months. Delays in the transport of goods, the lack of chips, low copper inventories … have been threatening the proper functioning of the ‘great pipeline of international trade’ since the end of 2020. However, it has not been until now, with the problem that is already visible to … Read more