Business

Experts say crisis will cause many shops to close down, but also offers "opportunity" to make needed changes like adapting to online sales

Studies estimate losses of up to six million international tourists and €60 billion

Over 400,000 people in Catalonia affected by collective dismissals during coronavirus crisis so far, more than February's jobless total

Locally caught fish now harder to find, with lack of activity in ports and changes in consumer habits to blame

Catalan Cinema Guild warns the industry may only see a gradual recovery in June

Flight bookings to Catalonia plummeted 245% last week due to coronavirus crisis

Mercadona delivers to some parts of Barcelona only while Bon Preu halts service

#LlibreriesObertes links sellers and readers with objective of 30,000 books sold that can be picked up after coronavirus restrictions lifted

More than 210,000 jobs at stake, the vast majority of which are in the Barcelona area

Some 4,500 self-employed workers will be able to benefit from measure

In all, over 200 companies apply to lay off more than 24,000 workers amid calls for more financial help for small businesses

Authorities warn of “severe delays” for the coming weeks as covid-19 coronavirus crisis continues

Fall in first week in March is first time in years that Barcelona-El Prat has seen a decrease in numbers

Spain's consumption minister warns of "collective hysteria," while Catalan authorities insist supply of basic products is guaranteed 

Catalan government pledges "micro-actions" targeting specific markets to help industry bounce back once crisis is over