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Geely Starray EM-i MAX in Spain An intriguing hybrid with a range of 1055 km

Chinese hybrid shakes up Spain's market Why Geely worries Europe's auto giants. Geely challenges European brands: a new hybrid with record-breaking range is already changing the rules—but there's a catch few have noticed. What does it mean for the market and drivers?

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How Sánchez’s trip to China could shape Spain’s global influence

Madrid’s Bet on China How Sánchez’s Visit Shifts Europe’s Balance. Spain deepens ties with China amid rising tensions with the US. Sánchez’s visit could reshape investment and export dynamics. The article explores the details of talks and their impact on the national economy.

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7,500 euros for an electric car Why businesses may end up with nothing

Subsidies Promised for All But a Key Detail Could Change Everything. Authorities pledged up to €7,500 for electric vehicles to small businesses and freelancers, but details and launch dates remain unclear. Why delays may lead to disappointment and who risks missing out—the crucial points lie in the fine print.

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Barcelona allocates €850,000 to support bookstores and limits Amazon

City unveils major support program for bookstores. A support program for bookstores is launching in Barcelona. Authorities are allocating €850,000 to boost the sector. The initiative could reshape the book market and strengthen local shops.

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Accenture and Keepler Deal How Spain's Cloud Technology Market Will Change

Spanish AI Market Shifts Unexpected Move by Accenture and Emerging Opportunities. Accenture has announced the acquisition of Keepler Data Tech, a move that could reshape the landscape of artificial intelligence and cloud technology in Spain. The deal opens fresh prospects for companies working with big data and digital solutions.

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How much US aid actually reaches Madrid

Why Billions in US Investment in Madrid Don’t Stay in the Region. US investments in Madrid often fail to reach the local region. Statistics distort the actual picture. This affects both the economy and perceptions of government achievements.

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Historic shop closes its doors in Madrid

Why the Disappearance of Fish Shops in Madrid Worries Residents. The well-known fish shop Alofer has closed in Madrid. This event affected local residents and highlighted how the city is changing. The article covers the reasons for the closure and its impact on the neighborhood.

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Mercadona introduces new trays in the fish section

Mercadona updates fish section format Freshness and speed replace traditional counters. Mercadona has completely revamped its fish sales approach. Now all products are offered in trays, speeding up shopping and improving freshness. The changes will affect customers across Spain and could reshape the market.

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Which Norma Duval family members testified in the compensation case — new details

Norma Duval’s family under investigation 96-million-euro case highlights Marc Iván’s role. Marc Iván Ostarcevic, Norma Duval’s eldest son, is in the spotlight as authorities investigate the withdrawal of a major payout from a real estate deal. His management role in a key company and personal circumstances are drawing public attention

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Inditex outpaces LVMH and Hermès in profits — how the balance of power is shifting

Inditex strengthens leadership with new profit and competitor data. Inditex once again leads global fashion companies in economic profit, outpacing major French and US rivals. Which brands drive the group's success and how is Spain's fashion market evolving? A detailed analysis.

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Payout of €670,500 Hispanotels SOCIMI reports increased Fontcuberta family income

Fontcuberta family tightens hold on Spanish hotels after record dividends. The aristocratic Fontcuberta family manages a network of hotels and commercial real estate. Their business model combines conservative finances and long-term contracts. The family's influence extends into Spain's cultural and social circles.

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The 30 richest women in the Canary Islands ranked for 2026

Canary Islands Most Influential Women 2026 Full List Published. For the first time, the ranking 'Las 30 mujeres más influyentes de Canarias 2026' has been released, compiled by an independent committee chaired by Andres Rodriguez. The list features women from various sectors, reflecting the current structure of influence in the region.

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Decathlon's 2025 financial report shows profit growth and global expansion

Decathlon expands into new markets and bolsters its position in cycling. The French retailer Decathlon closed 2025 with a significant boost in profits and an expanded international network. The company reinforced its presence in key segments and launched several strategic initiatives, enabling it to enter new markets and increase efficiency.

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Spain faces major tech breakthroughs and key decisions in April 2026

Uranus in Gemini Spain to Face a Seven-Year Cycle of Innovation and Change. April 2026: the start of a digital revolution in Spain's communications and business. Planetary shifts will impact relationships and the economy. Sudden changes are set to alter everyday routines.

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Which stores will be open on holidays in Madrid

Madrid supermarkets: unexpected changes in opening hours for Easter 2026. Supermarkets in Madrid will adjust their opening hours for Easter 2026. Some chains will close entirely, while others will shorten their working hours. These changes will affect plans for both residents and visitors.

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Store opening hours during holidays by region in Spain

Schedule shake-up How supermarkets in Spain will change their hours for Easter 2026. Major chains will alter their schedules for Easter 2026. Store openings will vary by region across Spain, affecting millions and potentially leading to queues.

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Family disputes trigger power shifts in Spain's business empires

Family disputes reshape Spain’s largest companies. Internal family conflicts within Spain’s biggest companies are triggering power shifts and legal battles. Asset divisions and inheritance struggles are redefining business structures. The new generation pursues independence and fresh strategies.

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Nestlé tightens controls following missing KitKat shipment

12 tons of KitKat vanish in Europe largest chocolate theft in recent years. A shipment carrying 12 tons of KitKat has disappeared in Europe. Nestlé has introduced new tracking measures. The incident could impact the chocolate market and supply chain security.

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Unexpected repair challenges catch Chinese car owners in Spain off guard

Chinese cars in Spain A spare parts issue could reshape the market. Chinese brands in Spain are now betting on fast repairs — but there's a catch that could disrupt the market. Why does this matter for every owner, and what's behind the promise of speedy spare parts delivery?

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Barcelona backs new expansion plan for the Thyssen museum in the city center

Barcelona cuts commercial activity and revamps Thyssen project what will change in the museum. Barcelona has approved the updated Thyssen museum project. Authorities have reduced commercial space and revised the architecture. The decision will impact the city center's development and cultural life.

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The region allocates support for business and transport

10 Million Euros Murcia Launches Emergency Business Aid Amid Iran Conflict. Authorities in Murcia are introducing urgent measures to support small businesses and farmers. The decision is driven by rising fuel and energy costs due to the conflict in Iran. New loans and tax relief aim to help preserve jobs.

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Inditex brings founder back to billionaire top 10 how the company's strategy evolved

90 years and a new record How Amancio Ortega returns to the world’s top 10 richest. Amancio Ortega enters 2026 with a historic surge in wealth, reclaiming his spot among the globe’s ten richest individuals. His investments and family-focused strategy are reshaping Spanish business while his private life remains out of the spotlight

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Salto Systems may attract up to €1 billion in investments from the Albrecht family

Albrecht family invests in Salto Systems betting on growth of Spain's smart lock market. The Albrecht family behind Aldi is considering acquiring a stake in Salto Systems. The deal could shift the balance of power in the smart lock sector. The Spanish company may join the industry leaders.

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Why collectors are racing to own the roofless Dallara MPS valued at a million

The Price of This Dallara MPS Could Shake Up the Market but a Catch Raises Concerns. A roofless, windshield-free Dallara MPS is up for auction—and its price could surprise even seasoned collectors. But there’s a detail many have missed: this lot could be a game-changer for the entire supercar industry.

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How Amancio Ortega stays active and leads Inditex at age 90

Billionaire Routine How Amancio Ortega Stays Healthy and Active at 90. Amancio Ortega turns 90, maintaining both his energy and a low public profile. His daily habits, relationships with family and colleagues, and unique approach to health attract attention even among the world's wealthiest individuals

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Skoda leaves China why this move could impact all of Europe

Skoda leaves China but the real threat is only beginning. Skoda is leaving the world’s largest market, but the consequences for Europe and other brands may be far more serious than they appear. What lies behind this decision and why is it a troubling sign for the entire automotive industry?

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Who is Gianni Armani and why his appointment matters for Endesa's future

Endesa replaces CEO Gianni Armani appointed amid Enel pressure and €30 million compensation. A new chapter for Endesa: José Bogas steps down as CEO. Gianni Vittorio Armani, selected by Enel, will take over. The decision sparks debate over corporate influence and a €30 million compensation package.

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Delclaux family invests in biomethane exploring new markets after crisis

Vidrala announces layoffs in UK amid rising gas prices. In 2025, Vidrala faces declining profits and job cuts. The Delclaux family seeks new investment opportunities. The energy crisis intensifies pressure on the glass industry.

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Barcelona prepares a move that could surprise even the most loyal fans

Barcelona takes a big gamble on newcomer Schjelderup risk that could backfire. Everything could change: Barcelona’s decision to bet on the young Schjelderup instead of the expensive Rashford promises unforeseen consequences. But there's a catch—hesitation could cost the club far more than 30 million. Why the choice for the left flank could be pivotal—details inside.

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What made Omar Montes decide to leave music

Omar Montes announces retirement date and unveils new projects. Omar Montes has revealed he will end his music career in 2026. The artist explained he is tired of the industry and feels Spanish performers lack support. He also shared his post-retirement plans and upcoming business ventures.

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Puig and Estée Lauder discuss potential merger talks

Puig and Estée Lauder merger talks mark largest beauty industry deal. Leading brands are negotiating a $40 billion merger. The deal could reshape Spain's cosmetics market. Our report covers the details of the talks and potential industry impact.

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New limit on cash transactions set to take effect across Europe in 2027

EU sets unified cash payment limit of 10,000 euros for all countries starting 2027. From 2027, Spain and other EU countries will introduce a common cap on cash payments. The new rules will affect large purchases and tighten oversight of transactions. This measure is set to change common payment practices and strengthen efforts against unreported cash.

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How tax changes in 2026 will impact small business profits

Spain faces millions in fines over ‘IVA frankizado’ delays and EU penalties. Spain remains the only EU country without an IVA exemption for small businesses. Government inaction risks heavy fines and losses for entrepreneurs. Read the details behind this conflict and its impact on the country.

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How sponsorship by Principal Construcciones supports Real Zaragoza amid financial difficulties

Principal Construcciones and Real Zaragoza partnership an opportunity for club and business. Principal Construcciones became a sponsor of Real Zaragoza at a critical time. The club was on the verge of relegation from professional football. The family-run company is fighting to stay afloat in the market.

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Spring brings fresh trends in perfume selection

Spring Fragrances Unexpected Trends and Discounts up to 71% on Top Perfumes. Spring in Spain brings not only warmer weather, but also changing perfume preferences. Demand for light and floral scents is on the rise, while discounts reach record levels. Experts explain how to choose the perfect spring fragrance and why it matters for residents of the country.

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