Delta to launch direct Barcelona–Seattle route in May 2026
The U.S. airline will operate three non-stop flights per week between the two cities
Business & economic news from Barcelona and Catalonia
The U.S. airline will operate three non-stop flights per week between the two cities
Acquisition approved under stricter conditions, raising doubts about its feasibility
72 Barcelona flights could be affected, as trade union criticizes high minimum services
The two banks will have to maintain separate legal identities, assets, and autonomous management for three years
Decision made ahead of Economy Minister's appearance on possible government action over takeover bid
Móra la Nova chosen by Spanish government as site for €5 billion project
Barcelona-based Glovo is accused of gaining illegal advantage by using freelance couriers
Ebro is boosting logistics capacity in preparation for arrival of Chinese car models from Omoda
Holidays now seen as "basic necessity" while demand for trips to US falls, according to ACAVE
USO union says salaries in Spain are between 30% and 200% lower than in other European bases
Investment fund Carlyle owns 68% of sparkling wine company, delegating negotiations to Morgan Stanley and Santander Bank
The program will cover 20% of the property's value, which will not need to be repaid until the mortgage is paid off in full
Spain's inflation rate falls to 2% and reaches the European Central Bank's target
Tenants’ Union accuses Jaume Collboni of acting "under the orders of the construction lobby"
Nearly 22 million people have passed through the airport so far this year
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