April blackout was first caused by overvoltage, EU experts say
Preliminary report avoids assigning blame and downplays role of renewables
Business & economic news from Barcelona and Catalonia
Preliminary report avoids assigning blame and downplays role of renewables
Jobseekers reduce by 5,293 with 3.86 million in emplyment
Transport platform Trainline reports that half of train users are unaware of possibility of border-crossing on train
Third-largest airline by passenger numbers moved 2.2 million between January and September 2025, up 13.8% on 2024
T1 check-in area to gain 70,000m2 by 2031 as part of €700m expansion plans
Higher fuel and electricity prices pushed index by 0.2 percentage points
Passenger numbers between Barcelona and China up 64% so far this year
Increase was originally set for May 2025, then delayed to October
GDP up 3.1% year-on-year, driven by household consumption and investment
Catalonia accounted for 14% of all foreign investment in Spain, while Madrid attracted 53%
Catalonia's sales abroad were worth €9.2 billion
Overnight stays fall slightly and prices increase by 1.5%, the smallest increase in Spain
Imports from the Hebrew state are just 0.2% of the total, while exports reach 0.4%, despite a 30% annual rise in purchases
Aena unveils €13bn investment plan for Spanish airports over the next five years
Drivers to install location-based device to guarantee taxis and VTCs do not commit any irregularities
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