Catalan exports' upward trend halted due to Covid-19
International sales fell 13.2% in March, and totaled €5.570 billion
Business & economic news from Barcelona and Catalonia
International sales fell 13.2% in March, and totaled €5.570 billion
Japanese media say factory will close with decision expected May 28
Salvador Illa speaks out against campaigns leading to more shoppers in physical stores
Decline drops in tandem with falls in price of fuel and supplies to households
Unprecedented air traffic figures due to impact of Covid-19
Catalan capital in top 5 of ICCA's ranking for 20 years, according to tourism board
Business trips only bookings in Barcelona, AirBnB apartments become short-let flats, and hotels allowed to open from Monday not expected to do it
Many small-medium sized businesses don’t have resources to carry out coronavirus tests on staff the way large firms can
€2.5bn more spent across Spain than same period last year, according to Spanish agriculture minister
A fall of 4.6% was seen compared with the previous quarter at the end of 2019
Council also lowers tax on outdoor seating by 75%
Nissan factory staff begin indefinite strike to protest lack of clarity over future
Six in ten small shops open with limitations, says business association
Firms supplying methacrylate plastic and making partitions overwhelmed as businesses prepare for lifting of health restrictions
Unprecedented May 1 due to lockdown with no rallies in the streets, but with a 'virtual demonstration' on social media
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