The 60-square-metre house near Camprodon is the first practical test of Ágora’s patented system for assembling homes from prefabricated timber modules. The architects estimate the method could cost 20% to 30% less than traditional construction.
Zaragoza has marked the Paseo de Isabel la Católica with stars for 65 active centenarian companies. The Chamber of Commerce launched the recognition for its 140th anniversary, citing the firms’ contribution to the city.
The people behind Xeito Libreros said they had started the process of transferring Pérgamo’s registered brand to Ana Serrano. EL PAÍS reported that the handover still depended on legal paperwork after the mark was registered in 2024.
Hospitality businesses estimate a 70% drop in turnover after central Valencia shut or curtailed activity on Saturday. Some shops say security measures cost between €1,000 and €10,000.
Pimec and Catalonia’s College of Civil Engineers accept that major works are needed but oppose a total shutdown. They want some trains to keep running and say planning must account for passengers and businesses.
Two years after the 29 October flood, the avenue linking Sedaví and Alfafar has seen some businesses reopen, but trauma remains widespread. Some relatives are still living away from homes destroyed in the inundation.
A 24-hour general strike is scheduled for 11 November 2026. KPMG Abogados says employers cannot replace strikers or ask staff in advance whether they will join; necessary and safety services follow separate rules.
Spain’s camper market grew 14.6% in the first nine months of 2026, while Stellantis took more than half of sales. Its range runs from compact conversions to full-size motorhome bases, with options advertised from €32,000.
Javier Godó received Forbes’ Hall of Fame recognition for his career leading La Vanguardia. He dedicated the distinction to the newspaper, which celebrates its 145th anniversary this year, and defended quality journalism as essential to freedom and democracy.
AFI estimates that medicines and the pharmaceutical sector generate more than €27.3bn a year in savings and tax revenue. That exceeds the €24.8bn Spain spent on treatments in 2024, though the figures combine estimates from different years.
Zineb Ghout became the first woman to lead an automotive group in Spain. Elena Burguete is due to take charge of Ford Iberia on 1 December, joining four other women already heading major brands in the region.
Spain needs a stronger system to collect and recycle PVC windows as older installations reach the end of their service life. Asoven will make that case at Veteco in November.
Spain moved up three places in Opinium’s 2026 ranking of 50 countries for starting a business. It scored highest for human capital and lowest for governance and market potential.
Some Paris dealers receive clients at home, where the antiques for sale share space with the objects they keep. The setup has also given several dealers more freedom to travel.
Pablo Bustinduy used the CREO forum’s second day to press for fairer taxes and higher pay. He warned that corporate concentration and rising wealth at the top are weakening redistribution and consumer bargaining power.
New electricity customers can get €100 in Waylet credit and 20 cents off each litre of fuel for 12 months. Repsol wants to pass four million electricity and gas customers by 2028.
Backed by Changan, AVATR is planning a 2027 launch in Spain’s premium car sector, with CATL and Huawei also behind the brand. Its first models pair high electric power with bold styling for a crowded market.
AVATR plans to enter Spain and Norway in 2027 with two electric models offering up to 955 horsepower. The Chinese brand is betting on advanced technology and bold design to challenge Europe’s luxury car market.
Volkswagen is pressing European leaders and industry to close ranks against global rivals. The For Europe plan aims to protect 476,400 jobs and ramp up electric-car output, with Spain set as the launchpad for new urban EVs.
His life moved between factory management and social poetry. Engineering shaped his work. War and love followed his path into rebellion.
Genesis brings the GV60 Magma to Spain, a 650-horsepower electric crossover aimed at shaking up the luxury segment. It pairs raw speed with upscale comfort and advanced tech, taking direct aim at established rivals.
Microsoft and NVIDIA are putting AI agents on Windows hardware. New containers and machines target local execution while reducing cloud traffic.
AWS will shift its municipal IAE payments in Aragón from Madrid to the towns hosting its data centres. The company will also make retroactive payments covering the 2023 to 2026 tax period after pressure from local authorities and businesses.
Rocío Blanco says the future army logistics base could bring investment and jobs to Córdoba, while opening the door to new suppliers. Construction delays and a legal challenge could slow the project, as could the lack of an internal rail terminal.
David Bustamante says his perfume business could support him without music income. He now has 14 fragrances, claims one sells every 15 seconds and says more than 10 million bottles have been sold.
Genesis is entering Spain with a lineup of electric vehicles, starting with the GV60 Magma. The brand aims to shake up the luxury market with fast charging and performance, while prioritizing comfort across several segments.
Italy has placed a major order for the Ineos Grenadier, signaling a shift in military vehicle strategy. Austria has ordered armored versions, while other NATO countries are watching closely. The Grenadier’s rugged design is drawing scrutiny across Europe.
Seat’s Exeo set out to give Spanish drivers a taste of premium quality, borrowing Audi A4 underpinnings. The car never caught on with the masses and left the market quietly after a short run.
Grupo Sanitario Ribera is moving quickly to double its presence, acquiring hospitals and clinics across Spain and Portugal. The company’s leaders see consolidation as the only way forward for private healthcare.
SAIC’s plan for a car plant in Ferrol has rattled Spain’s defense circles. The factory’s location near a major naval base has turned an economic deal into a security headache for Madrid and its allies.
Zepzelca, PharmaMar’s treatment for small cell lung cancer, remains out of reach for European patients as regulatory and reimbursement processes drag on. Despite its proven benefits and US approval, the drug’s future in Spain depends on government action and industry support.
Spain’s generic drug sector is warning that government price controls are pushing prices to unsustainable lows and putting the country’s ability to guarantee critical medicines at risk.
Genesis makes its Spanish debut with the GV60 Magma, a 650-horsepower electric SUV blending luxury with high performance. The model launches the Magma line and aims to set a new benchmark for premium electric driving.
OMODA & JAECOO will unveil the OMODA 4 and a new OMODA 5 at the 2026 Paris Motor Show. Both SUVs are due in Spain in 2027 as the brand seeks to strengthen its position in the C-SUV market.
Spain’s pharmacist-owned pharmacy system is under pressure from foreign groups and regulatory changes. Industry leaders warn that healthcare access and rural cohesion could be at risk if the model is undermined.
