First flat in country sold using only bitcoins
Estate agency believes more consumers will opt for use of cryptocurrency in everyday transactions
Business & economic news from Barcelona and Catalonia
Estate agency believes more consumers will opt for use of cryptocurrency in everyday transactions
Tourism decreased by up to 20% during last quarter, according to WTO
Japanese firm will stop making two models but this will not affect current workforce, company says
Biosphere World Class Destination certificate recognizes Catalonia’s capital amidst concerns that tourism is reaching tipping point
10% more ski passes sold than 2016, the previous bestselling year
Merchants expect up to 5% increase in business this January
Each tourist in Catalonia spent an average of €949, some 2% less than in the same month in 2016
Just over 418,000 qualify as unemployed, over 35,000 fewer than 2016
Reus airport to get similar service, while Lleida airport welcomes season’s first UK skiers
Sector says it's a “good year” but warns that average age of vehicles in circulation is “very high”, posing a threat to safety and the environment
Total number of international tourists visiting Catalonia reaches more than 18 million visitors despite drop in November
Independent organization for budgetary stability says two decimal point rise is due to “reduction in uncertainty”
Purchase of consumer goods grows after previous month’s fall
Total number of goods sold overseas reached value of 6.3 billion euros
A group of seven expert says Catalan economy remains robust despite recent political events
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