Telefónica plans layoffs for over 6,000 employees across seven subsidiaries
Spanish telecoms giant holds talks with unions
Business & economic news from Barcelona and Catalonia
Spanish telecoms giant holds talks with unions
Overnight stays see historic high with nearly 5.5 million
Imports rise faster, pushing trade deficit up 34.5% so far this year
Sales of new-builds grow by over 16%
80% of the company's job cuts in Spain will occur in the Catalan capital, mainly affecting call center and IT staff
New model, driven by Catalan pro-independence parties, would grant regions full tax control and narrow funding gaps
Airport could close the year with 58 million passengers, exceeding its theoretical maximum capacity of 55 million users
By October, the port had handled more than 3.56 million cruise passengers
Core inflation, discounting most volatile goods prices, rises slightly to 2.1%
Transgourmet Ibèrica concluded celebrations with an event at national art museum
Barcelona's largest mobile technology trade show scheduled for early March 2026
Railway Strategy plan foresees construction by 2050, as well as other improvements across network
Organizers say the event has become a "benchmark in Europe for digital talent" in just two editions
In 2024, passenger traffic between the two cities reached 156,000 travelers
Government will promote public-owned cloud service, promote university degrees, and reduce paperwork
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