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One of the city's most famous student bars has closed down
Legendary Barranco Bar With Giant Tapas Closes in Jaén. The Barranco bar, famous for its huge portions and popularity among students, has closed indefinitely. For many years, this establishment was a symbol of affordable tapas culture in Jaén and part of the city’s gastronomic heritage.
Why Small Businesses Choose Cash Despite the Cashless Trend
Bar Owner in Galicia Refuses Card Payments to Safeguard Profits. The owner of O Galeón bar in Catoira has stopped accepting card payments altogether to avoid paying bank commissions. His decision highlights growing discontent among small business owners over the costs of electronic transactions.
The court recognized the daughter of a prominent Grandin entrepreneur, but there is still another heiress
A woman sought in Almería who may inherit over 3 million euros. A search is underway in Almería for a woman who may be the daughter of a Granada entrepreneur and entitled to a share of a substantial inheritance. One heir has already been recognized by the court, but now it is crucial to find the second to ensure the assets are distributed fairly.
The court recognized the daughter of a prominent Grandin entrepreneur, but there is another heiress
A woman sought in Almería who may inherit over 3 million euros. A search is underway in Almería for a woman who may be the daughter of a businessman from Granada and entitled to a share of a large inheritance. The court has already recognized one heir, but it is now crucial to find the second to ensure a fair distribution of the estate.
Who will have to switch to the new reporting system and when
Electronic Invoicing Becomes Mandatory: Deadlines for Businesses and Freelancers. The Spanish government has set dates for the transition to mandatory electronic invoicing. Large companies must implement the system in 2027, while small businesses and freelancers will follow in 2028. The new rules will affect everyone working with other businesses.
Boundaries of regional powers in lottery control established
Supreme Court Allows Sale of ONCE Lottery Tickets in Bars. The Supreme Court of Spain has ruled that the sale of ONCE lottery tickets in food and beverage establishments is not subject to regional government control. The decision upholds the rights of bars and cafés, limiting the interference of autonomous communities.
One of the city's most renowned gastro projects forced to close
Atxa restaurant in Tarifa closes after lease renewal refusal. Atxa restaurant in Tarifa is closing its doors after five years in business. The owners accepted a sharp rent increase, but lost their space when the landlord refused to renew the lease. The team and the project now face an uncertain future.
La Mafia becomes La Famiglia: what’s behind the change and how will it affect the restaurant atmosphere
Why La Mafia is Disappearing from Restaurant Signs in Spain — and What It Means for Guests. One of Spain's most renowned restaurant chains is moving away from the controversial name La Mafia and rebranding as La Famiglia. What prompted this change, how are customers reacting, and will anything change for loyal guests? The renaming from La Mafia to La Famiglia: what's behind the decision and how will it impact the restaurant atmosphere.
How Madrid Supports Businesses Facing Bankruptcy
A Kiosk in Madrid Changing Lives: A Chance for Those Out of Work. An unusual kiosk has opened in central Madrid—not just selling coffee and newspapers, but offering hope to those left on the margins. Why is this project already seen as a point of growth for the entire neighborhood? When an ordinary kiosk becomes a last resort: how Madrid supports people on the edge.
Just tap your phone: Bizum launches Apple Pay-style payments
Bizum Changes the Game: How the New Payment Feature Will Affect Shops and Customers in Spain. Bizum moves beyond standard transfers with a major update: soon, the service will become a full alternative to bank cards and cash for in-store payments across Spain. Why does this matter for anyone who pays or accepts payments? Coming soon to every grocery store: what the launch of offline payments through Bizum means for you.
How to join the team at Murcia’s first LEGO store
LEGO Opens Store in Murcia: Job Opportunity with No Experience and Quick Start. Murcia welcomes its first official LEGO store—great news not only for fans of the brand. The company is seeking employees with no prior experience, promising a quick start and flexible hours. Why could this vacancy be a rare opportunity for many? Seven positions are open with no experience required: how to join the team at Murcia's first LEGO store.
Barcelona tightens control over rose sales and changes fine regulations
Florists in Barcelona Demand Stricter Limits on Illegal Rose Sales for Sant Jordi. Florists in Barcelona are calling for tighter control over rose sales during Sant Jordi. City authorities are reducing discounts on fines for illegal trading. Most roses are still imported.
The new head of design at McLaren and his impact on the future of British supercars
Kemal Curic Changes the Game: McLaren Bets on a New Design. McLaren appoints Kemal Curic as its new chief designer. After his success with Mustang and Lincoln, he is now responsible for ushering in a new era for the British supercar maker. The brand is preparing to update its entire lineup and is targeting new market segments.
Lidl launches mobile services: how will the market change and what will customers get?
Lidl launches mobile service in Spain: tariffs cheaper than Digi and connection via Lidl Plus. Lidl is preparing to launch its own mobile operator in Spain. The company plans to offer low prices and simple activation through Lidl Plus. This could change the balance in the telecommunications market and intensify competition.
How Much Omar Montes Earns from Concerts and Business
Omar Montes explains why business still lags behind the stage in earnings. Omar Montes has made a surprise announcement about taking a break from the music scene and shared his reasons for focusing on developing his kebab restaurant chain. The artist explained how profitable his entrepreneurial efforts are compared to concert revenues, and spoke about his plans for the near future.
Marbella FC Foundation secures 75-year stadium land lease — deal details
Marbella Allocates Land for 10,000-Seat Stadium on 75-Year Lease. Marbella authorities have approved a 10,000-seat stadium project. Construction cost is €115 million. The new complex will be built on the site of the demolished stadium and will transform the city center.
Pilar Rubio shares behind-the-scenes insights on her husband's fashion debut
Sergio Ramos launches ONE clothing brand with exclusive collection featuring Pilar Rubio. Sergio Ramos surprised fans with a new venture—the launch of premium clothing brand ONE. Pilar Rubio, well-versed in the fashion world, became not only his muse but also his key advisor. How does their creative partnership work and why has the collection sparked interest in the industry
Guillermo Famin’s new venture fitness business and moving to Cologne
Guillermo Famin launches fitness business in Germany with support from Irene Rosales. Irene Rosales shared important news about a major career change for her partner Guillermo Famin. The new venture, based in Germany and focused on the fitness industry, is set to transform their daily routine and has already sparked interest among their followers.
What motivated Messi to invest in a Catalan football club
Leo Messi becomes owner of UE Cornellà a new trend in Spanish football. In Spain, Leo Messi has acquired UE Cornellà. This move could reshape how football clubs develop. The article covers details of the deal and its significance for Catalonia.
Spanish bar owners switch to cash to avoid high bank fees
Why Bars in Galicia Are Abandoning Card Payments A Look from the Owners. A bar owner in Galicia stopped accepting cards due to high fees. She prefers to trust her customers rather than lose profits on inexpensive drinks. This trend is gaining momentum among small businesses.
Astrological forecast: sudden changes and new opportunities for every sign
Horoscope for April 16 Which Zodiac Signs Will Face Financial Challenges. The astrological forecast for Thursday promises changes in business and relationships. Some signs may encounter difficulties, while others get a chance to turn their lives around. Find detailed predictions for each sign in our article.
Spain lifts restrictions on anchovy content What this means for buyers and producers
Real whole grain galletas to hit Spanish shelves in 2026 under new standards. Spain lifts old restrictions on galleta production. Starting in 2026, products made with true whole grain flour and clear labeling will appear in stores. The new regulations will also affect other popular products.
Since April a pack of Allure costs €9.60 in Spain
Tobacco prices in Spain increase since April How much popular brands cost now. Since April 2026, tobacco product prices in Spain have changed. The new rates are already in effect in all tobacco shops nationwide. The changes affect dozens of popular brands.
Ibiza luxury real estate market sees million-euro deals and emerging trends
Who Is Investing in Ibiza’s Luxury Real Estate New Faces and Strategies. The purchase of luxury property on Ibiza is back in the spotlight: deal amounts, property details, and investment strategies are drawing attention from experts and the public. What kind of homes do entrepreneurs choose and how is the structure of their assets changing
New fashion show venue launched in Barcelona
Catalan Fashion Week launches by the sea private stage and Adolfo Domínguez anniversary. Barcelona introduces a new seaside venue for fashion shows. The 080 Fashion Week began by the sea, marking 50 years of the Adolfo Domínguez brand. The new location has changed the event’s usual format.
How Vicky Martín Berrocal expands her brand and involves her daughter Alba Díaz
5.26 Million Euros and a New Approach How Vicky Martín Berrocal Builds a Business Beyond Fashion. Vicky Martín Berrocal celebrates a decade of the Victoria brand and record sales, expanding her business beyond the fashion industry. Her daughter Alba Díaz is emerging as a key figure in the family’s strategy, while new ventures and media formats continue to strengthen the brand’s position.
Craft trades are disappearing in Spain what is happening in Mallorca
Palma’s Last Shoemaker Closes His Workshop Craft Fades With His Retirement. In April, Calzados Marcos, a workshop in Palma, will shut its doors. The owner is retiring, and no successor has been found. This highlights the decline of traditional trades in Spain.
Why the visit of Sánchez's wife sparked debate in China
Begona Gomez arrives late to official reception in Beijing details of Sanchez's visit. Pedro Sanchez's visit to China is marked by diplomatic nuances. Begona Gomez's delay at the banquet highlights protocol specifics. Spain strengthens ties with China amid shifts in global politics.
Telefónica launches remote drone management for companies and government agencies
Telefónica launched remote-controlled drone service for business in Spain. Telefónica's drones speed up inspections and emergency response — Spain’s experience. Inspections and urgent missions are now completed faster. The new technology is already being used to fight wildfires.
Freelancers in Spain face new rules—how the labor market is changing
Spanish Laws for Freelancers Why Experts Call for Flexibility for New Professions. In Spain, regulations for the self-employed do not reflect the specifics of new professions. This slows the return of valuable talent and hinders economic development. Experts urge greater flexibility and differentiation.
Line 3 metro introduces new services for passengers
Smart parcel lockers installed in Madrid Metro 3000 parcels dispatched daily. The capital's metro system has introduced 57 smart parcel lockers. The innovation covers 19 stations on Line 3. This solution could change the way deliveries work in Madrid.
George Foreman electric grill sees 46% discount and growing demand in Spain
Lidl offers George Foreman barbecue at a reduced price for home and garden. Lidl sells the George Foreman electric barbecue for €99.99. A nearly 50% discount has attracted customer attention. The appliance is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use and can prepare up to 15 servings.
Barcelona reduces number of outdoor tables on La Rambla
Barcelona Retains 84% of Terraces on La Rambla and Introduces Unified Style. Barcelona has approved new regulations for terraces on La Rambla. Authorities and restaurant owners have agreed on a single furniture style and a reduction in the number of tables. The decision will impact the city center’s appearance and improve pedestrian accessibility.
From 2026, the minimum payment for autónomos societarios will rise to €1,620
Spanish autónomos contributions to rise by 42% — who will be affected and how. In 2026, contributions for autónomos societarios and their families will increase to €1,620 per year. The new rules will impact more than one million people. Associations are calling for urgent changes to prevent major problems.
Brands reconsider partnership with Aguasantas Vilches due to family connections
Aguasantas Vilches loses contract after pregnancy news brand's decision explained. The story of Aguasantas Vilches and her partner Juan José Peña has come under the spotlight again following the announcement of her pregnancy. Their past connections with Manuel Cortés and Alma Bollo have unexpectedly influenced business offers, sparking a strong response on social media and among brands
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