Uncertain future for workers at Nissan’s plant two weeks before closure
Chinese carmaker Great Wall Motors rejects investment as over 1,700 employees face unemployment
Business & economic news from Barcelona and Catalonia
Chinese carmaker Great Wall Motors rejects investment as over 1,700 employees face unemployment
Economy grows at same rate as Europe's and 1.4 points above that of Spain
German carmaker's plans subject to governmental support foreseeing production from 2025
Soaring prices through the year have seen many all-time highs, and December prices are around four times higher than last year
Advanced planning means six-week delay for container ship deliveries will not lead to empty shelves
More long-distance Renfe train tickets will be available to meet increased demand
Some 369,000 registered without work, down by 23% on last year and 5% on 2019's figures
Lack of supplies and last year’s price drop key reasons behind soaring costs
Sector confident of meeting demand despite concerns over supply chain issues prompting early spending
Sales abroad increase by 18.3% in September
Food delivery company announced in the summer they would leave the country as a response to the ‘Rider Law’ coming into effect
German automotive parts maker has a factory in Vilanova i la Geltrú
Festive trends this holiday season include natural elements such as conifer, eucalyptus, and magnolia
10% of Catalans officially work from home, and a law obliges companies to compensate it, although not all employers abide by
Stats in Barcelona, Reus, and Girona improve overall on 2020
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