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Bright anniversary in Catalonia: the ex-head of FC Barcelona turns 62 after a whirlwind of intrigue and challenges, new twists and behind-the-scenes moves—what surprises await next

Sandro Rosell: From Prison to New Business Ventures and Legal Battles. After spending nearly two years behind bars, Sandro Rosell is developing new projects. His name is back in the spotlight due to compensation disputes and speculations about a possible return to Barcelona. A story of downfall, struggle, and fresh beginnings.

Unexpected opportunities: Madrid’s industrial areas are being transformed to offer new tourist apartments and flexible living – find out what this means for future travelers and investors

Madrid City Hall updates regulations to allow new housing formats in industrial areas. Madrid authorities now permit tourist apartments and flexible living solutions in industrial zones. The decision broadens accommodation options for visitors and eases pressure on the city center. The new regulations will affect hundreds of urban sites.

Madrid gives the green light to hotels in industrial zones—unexpected growth opportunities, urban changes, and fierce battles for the best locations on the city’s map

Madrid to Allow Aparthotels in Industrial Zones and How This Will Change the City. Madrid authorities are preparing new regulations to allow aparthotels in industrial areas. The decision will affect eight districts of the capital and more than 240 sites. This could reshape the city’s tourist landscape and impact the housing market.

Why Soler Palau’s return to family ownership is shaking up the Catalan business scene, boosting ambitions and sparking fresh competition

Palau family regains control of billion-euro ventilation business in Barcelona. The Palau Mallol family has moved Soler & Palau’s management center back to Barcelona. The group is strengthening its position in the ventilation industry while maintaining its international presence. The decision reflects a renewed approach to Catalan institutions.

Unexpected twists and behind-the-scenes scandals in the personal stories of Spain's celebrities, find out what really stands behind the latest decisions and secret relationships in the world of show business

Funding for Lola García's School Halted Unexpected Twist After Omar Montes Support. In Madrid, Lola García's dance school has closed after financial support from Omar Montes ended. The break is linked to personal changes in the dancer's life and a new phase in her career with the backing of Kiko Rivera

Unexpected twists and untold secrets in the life of Terelu Campos's ex-husband—discover what lies behind his remarkable success, surprising revelations, and the journey that captivated everyone

How Alejandro Rubio Transformed Spain's Optics Market and Shaped Its Destiny. Alejandro Rubio, the former husband of Terelu Campos, built Spain’s largest optical business. His story is marked by unexpected choices and personal trials that have reshaped not just his own life, but the entire industry.

Unveiling surprises: an influencer’s rise to lead a major research firm, breaking industry stereotypes and sparking widespread curiosity

Sudden Change of Ownership at Harvey Investigaciones AIE: Maria Pombo Takes Center Stage. Maria Pombo has unexpectedly emerged as a key figure at Harvey Investigaciones AIE, altering the balance of power within the company. The new management structure and mysterious stake transactions raise questions about the project's future.

Attention: New shopping rules in Europe, unexpected extra charges, find out how online shopping from 2026 may become more expensive, don't miss the details

Why Shopping Online Abroad Could Get More Expensive — Unexpected Details of the Reform. The European Union is abolishing benefits for inexpensive parcels: starting July 2026, a fixed fee will be applied to each product category in small shipments. This change will affect millions of buyers and may reshape the online retail market.

Unexpected reactions in Madrid as skepticism grows over record sales and social media speculates about the company's true motives

One million doughnuts a month Krispy Kreme’s statement in Madrid sparks a wave of skepticism. Krispy Kreme claims it sells one million doughnuts every month in Madrid, but this figure has triggered a storm of skepticism and heated debate on social media. Why are Spaniards hesitant to believe in this sweet success? What could be the implications for the market and the brand’s reputation? In Spain, the bold declaration is a hot topic of discussion.

Discover how a bustling Madrid suburb is shaking up European retail as small shops face unexpected challenges and the local economy teeters on the brink of major change

Fuenlabrada on the verge of an upset: race for the title of Europe’s small business capital. Fuenlabrada has unexpectedly reached the final of a prestigious European competition that will decide the future of small businesses. The city is the only representative from Spain in its category. What does this mean for major retail chains, and why local entrepreneurs are showing strong emotions — more details in our report.

Why Spain’s rural regions are becoming a magnet for startups

How a Young Entrepreneur from Huesca Turned Her Love of Nature into a Successful Business. A woman from Huesca launched the CISTUS brand and gained national recognition. Her project combines tradition, ecology, and regional development. Discover how she made it happen.

Could kiosks become the new heartbeat of Valencia’s neighborhoods

Valencia authorities revive newsstands and turn them into neighborhood hubs. Valencia launches an ambitious revival of newsstands aiming to make them vibrant spaces for social interaction and local employment. The city is reimagining its approach to street infrastructure.

Secrets of a Madrid Coach: Family, Business and Hidden Love

Arbeloa Family How the Support of Loved Ones Shapes the Career of Real Madrid’s Coach. Álvaro Arbeloa has taken the helm at Real Madrid. His family and his brothers—also his business partners—play a crucial role. Discover how his personal life impacts the coach's success.

How did a former bullfighter and the Duke of Alba place their trust in Aznar

How the Son of José María Aznar Is Shaping Luxury Tourism with Spanish Aristocrats. The son of Spain’s former Prime Minister is reshaping the high-end real estate market. His alliance with the Duke of Alba and Litri is opening new opportunities for the tourism industry. Discover how powerful friends are helping him overcome setbacks.

Are you ready to hunt for discounts this winter

When Do the 2026 Winter Sales Start in Spain and What to Expect From Inditex. The 2026 winter sales in Spain are just around the corner. Inditex is once again surprising shoppers with its discount schedule. Don’t miss the details and the exact start times of the promotions