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Rafael Nadal Expands Business Focus with New International Partnerships
Rafael Nadal is shifting his focus from tennis to business, driving the global expansion of Rafa Nadal Academy and the ZEL hotel chain. Strategic partnerships and family involvement are shaping his new legacy beyond sports.
From Migrant Child to Onion Pioneer: Javier Novoa’s 100-Hectare Success
Javier Novoa arrived in Argentina as a child with nothing but hope. Decades later, he leads a major onion operation, exporting to Brazil and embracing new technology. His journey reflects the determination and innovation driving the region’s agricultural growth.
At 81, Cristian Bianchi Still Transforms Cattle Farming Before Dawn
Cristian Bianchi, now 81, has spent nearly six decades as a veterinarian and 37 years guiding La Gofredina. His relentless drive and expertise in Braford genetics have set new standards for beef production on challenging land, inspiring a new generation of farmers.
Therapy and Inheritance Dispute Deepen Rift in Mango Founder’s Family
A family conflict between Mango founder Isak Andic and his son Jonathan escalated to psychiatric intervention. The dispute over inheritance and business succession now plays a role in a homicide investigation.
Europe’s Trailer Giants Unite Against New EU CO2 Rules
Thirty leading European trailer manufacturers have joined forces to challenge the EU’s latest CO2 emissions regulation. They warn that unrealistic targets could threaten jobs and the continent’s industrial base if not urgently revised.
How Vitalfit Turned a €250,000 Investment Into a Multi-Million Euro Gym Chain
Roberto González, founder of Vitalfit, has built a thriving gym business in Palma de Mallorca, with monthly revenues reaching €180,000 and annual turnover set to exceed €3 million. He explains the investment, strategy, and profitability that drive his success.
AI Skills Set to Define Graduate Job Prospects by 2030
ESSCA Business School’s director Jean Charroin believes students who master artificial intelligence will have a clear edge in the job market by 2030. The French institution is expanding in Málaga, aiming to attract 500 students annually and reshape business education for the digital era.
Athisa Medio Ambiente to Leave Badajoz Animal Shelter After Criticism
Athisa Medio Ambiente will stop managing Badajoz’s animal shelter in September. The company cites lack of resources and facility problems. Political and animal welfare groups demand urgent action from the city.
Xiaomi Unveils SkyNomad: A Bold Step Into Luxury Electric SUVs
Xiaomi has introduced SkyNomad, its new electric SUV line focused on adaptable, intelligent interiors and premium comfort. The brand shifts its strategy to target families and professionals seeking flexibility beyond performance.
At 20, He Built a Thriving Free-Range Egg Farm from Just 50 Hens
Javier José Vázquez Zayas started with 50 hens in a family shed. Less than a year later, his JN Farm in Corozal houses 1,400 free-range chickens and produces 1,200 eggs daily, focusing on animal welfare and quality over mass production.
Beatriz Padín Steps Down After Four Decades at Inditex
Beatriz Padín, a key figure at Inditex and Zara Mujer director for 25 years, is leaving the company. Her departure marks a major change in the leadership of one of Spain’s most influential fashion groups.
Aena to Auction Iconic Abandoned Boeing 747 at Valencia Airport
Aena has launched the process to auction the long-abandoned Boeing 747 at Valencia Airport, ending nearly two decades of uncertainty. The aircraft, once the centerpiece of Pronair's ambitious plans, has stood idle since 2008 and is now officially listed for public sale.
Vitoria Shop Owners Demand Clear Rules After Fines for Street Displays
Small businesses in Vitoria-Gasteiz are being fined for placing products and signs outside their shops, despite a city ordinance promised in 2021 that remains unapproved. Merchants and political groups are calling for clear, fair rules to avoid further penalties and uncertainty.
Madrid’s Luxury Hub Replaces Failed Food Hall with €21.5M Elite Spa
Galería Canalejas in central Madrid will transform its empty Food Hall into a high-end spa. The €21.5 million project aims to attract wealthy clients after the previous gastronomic venture collapsed.
DS N7 Launches as Hybrid and Electric SUV to Rival BMW iX3
The DS N7 arrives with hybrid and electric options, advanced AI-powered interiors, and a price tag that undercuts German rivals. With up to 1,040 km range and rapid charging, it aims to shake up the premium SUV segment.
BYD Shark: China’s 436 HP Plug-In Pickup Targets Europe
BYD is launching the Shark, a 5.5-meter plug-in hybrid pickup with 436 horsepower and up to 650 km of range, aiming to challenge established rivals in Europe’s competitive utility vehicle market.
Volotea Drops Vitoria-Madrid Flights, Boosts Barcelona Route
Volotea will end its Vitoria-Madrid flights after low demand, while increasing weekly connections to Barcelona. The change, effective from October, alters travel options for the region and reflects shifting passenger trends.
Businessman Juan Carlos Barrabés Breaks Silence on Begoña Gómez Case
Juan Carlos Barrabés, under investigation in the Begoña Gómez case, speaks out for the first time. He rejects the victim label and describes himself as a necessary part of the judicial process. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of public contracts in Spain.
Alicante’s 22-Year-Old Farmer Builds a Thriving Agribusiness Amid Labor Crisis
At just 22, Raúl García Vidal has transformed a single hectare into PenyaFresh, a fast-growing fruit and vegetable company in Alicante. His journey highlights the urgent labor shortages and lack of young talent threatening Spain’s agricultural future.
Suspect Arrested for Arson at Ciempozuelos Industrial Estate
A man has been detained for allegedly starting a fire near a Ciempozuelos industrial estate. The blaze destroyed over two hectares and caused nearly €300,000 in damages. Emergency services evacuated workers as flames spread rapidly.
PSOE and Más Madrid Demand Expanded Probe in Ayuso Partner Case
Judicial pressure mounts as PSOE and Más Madrid urge a broader investigation into alleged tax crimes involving Quirón Prevención, its director, and the partner of Madrid’s regional president. New fiscal data intensifies the case.
Fatal Crash in Ribera del Duero Claims Bodeguero's Family
A car accident near Herrera de Pisuerga killed Iván Sanz Cid, his wife, and two children. Only their youngest daughter survived. The tragedy has left the wine region and local community in mourning.
BNEW 2026 Expands with Five New Sectors and 270 Speakers in Barcelona
Barcelona New Economy Week 2026 will add Gaming, AI, Energy, Agrofood and Science to its agenda. The event expects 270 speakers and over 50 sessions. New topics include the impact of AI on jobs and energy transition.
Tragic Accident on A-67 Claims Lives of Ribera del Duero Winery Family
A well-known Ribera del Duero winery owner, his wife, and two children died in a car accident on the A-67. Only the youngest daughter survived. The incident has deeply affected the local community and renewed focus on road safety.
Tragic Accident Claims Ribera del Duero Winery Leader and Family
A car accident on the A-67 has left the Ribera del Duero wine community in mourning. Iván Sanz Cid, his wife, and two of their children died. Only the youngest daughter survived and remains hospitalized.
BYD Launches Denza Z9GT in Spain With 1,156 HP and Ultra-Fast Charging
The Denza Z9GT, BYD’s new luxury grand tourer, is now available in Spain. With up to 1,156 horsepower, a 1,500 kW charging rate, and a starting price above €100,000, it marks a major push by the Chinese brand into the European premium segment.
Superyacht 'Faith' Navigates Dutch Canals in High-Stakes Precision Move
The launch of the 79.95-meter superyacht 'Faith' demanded a complex journey through the Netherlands' tight canals. Tugboats, halted bridges, and meticulous planning were required to deliver the vessel to open sea without a single scrape—a feat that drew attention for its technical mastery.
Manolo León Closes Iconic El Porvenir Restaurant After 32 Years in Seville
After more than three decades, Manolo León has closed its renowned restaurant on Calle Juan Pablos in Seville’s El Porvenir. The group is already searching for a new site in the area, while its other central Seville restaurants continue to operate.
Veloce Aperion: The 280 HP, Eight-Cylinder Two-Stroke Motorcycle
Veloce Motorcycle has unveiled the Aperion, a limited-edition machine powered by an eight-cylinder X-configuration engine built from Aprilia RS125 parts. With 280 horsepower and a €90,000 price tag, it challenges the boundaries of modern motorcycle engineering.
Spanish Companies Face Heavy Fines for Unjustified DNI Copies
Spanish data protection authorities are cracking down on companies that request photocopies or photos of the national ID card without a valid reason. Unnecessary collection of DNI data can lead to fines of up to €100,000 and exposes individuals to identity theft risks.
ElPozo Expands with Major Poultry Acquisition in Albacete
ElPozo Alimentación, part of Grupo Fuertes, has acquired Tolvasa-Paasa, a leading Albacete-based poultry company with nearly €60 million in annual turnover. The move marks a strategic shift for ElPozo, broadening its reach beyond pork and deepening its control over the poultry supply chain.
Santander Chief Warns EU Overregulation Is Hurting Spanish Competitiveness
Santander president Ana Botín criticizes excessive EU regulation at the ICEX forum in Madrid. She calls for smarter rules to boost European business competitiveness. Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo acknowledges the challenge.
ODEON Turizm tops Turkish travel export rankings for fourth year
ODEON Turizm has again led Turkey’s travel service exports, serving 1.6 million tourists and reaching $1.6 billion in export value. The company received its latest award at a ceremony attended by the country’s top officials.
Corendon Expands to Caribbean Cruises After Double Export Award
Corendon Group has launched regular Caribbean cruise routes, expanding its tourism portfolio. The company also received a double export champion award in Turkey, highlighting its rapid international growth.
At 14, Marco Bermúdez Balances School and Building Bridge Design Software
Marco Bermúdez, a 14-year-old student from Asturias, is already making waves in Spain’s tech scene. While keeping up with school and sports, he develops SmartBridge, a tool for engineers, and co-leads a network for young entrepreneurs.
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