Almost 700,000 registered foreign workers in Catalonia
Spanish ministry calls figures "historically high"
Business & economic news from Barcelona and Catalonia
Spanish ministry calls figures "historically high"
Decline due to lower prices in electricity and foodDecline due to lower prices in electricity and food
New international routes introduced during the summer, like San Francisco, Miami and Seoul
International tourists spend €2.5 billion in June alone, up 13%
Unemployment increases slightly but remains near 16-year low
Coastal areas expect occupancy up to 90%, although more people choose mountain destinations to escape high temperatures
Macroeconomic data in Catalonia follows same line as positive Spanish figures
Turnover surpasses €3.4bn as firm says all business units have grown this year
Government forecasts 2.4% annual increase by end of year
Second consecutive month of declines, driven by significant reductions in electricity and food prices
Employment reaches new record at 3.8 million, up 24,000 from first quarter
Contactless system for public transport already available on Android devices
Decision can still be appealed by city council of tax addressed to large companies with over €1 million gross income
City approved increasing tax in May and requested Catalan government to raise it higher
Sales abroad during first months of year fall 4.2% compared to same period in 2023
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