Caixabank profits fall by 52.1% for first half of 2019, earning €622 million
Banc Sabadell earns €532 million so far this year, a rise of 341%
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Sabadell airport to become one of Europe’s top training centers, plans mayor
The Socialist mayor outlines her proposals for the city in an interview with the Catalan News Agency
Fewer than one in four mayors in Catalonia are women
The number of women mayors increased by 27.33% since 2015
Six arrested in Sabadell over alleged gang rape
18-year-old woman reported rape to Catalan police on Sunday morning
Caixabank's profits go up 17% in 2018 to €1.98 bn
Rise attributed to strength of core business, while Banc Sabadell registers 54% fall in gains last year
Rain complicates travel in Catalonia
Road cuts, delays on trains and at the airport in Barcelona due to storms
Més Petit de Tots children's festival prepares for fun in 11 Catalan cities
Annual performing arts event will offer 122 shows for the under-fives around the country from November 10 to 25
Spain to overturn decree that facilitated companies fleeing Catalonia
Madrid regrets "important damage" caused to economy after referendum
Spain waged 'economic war' against Catalonia, claims report
Ara newspaper says state authorities and crown put orchestrated pressure on firms to flee the country immediately after October referendum
Spain's waged 'economic war' against Catalonia, claims report
Ara newspaper says state authorities and crown put orchestrated pressure on firms to flee the country immediately after October referendum
Green clothes company aims to combat textile waste
Future Humans creates fashion from recycled materials going against grain of second most polluting industry on planet
Major banks weather political storm
CaixaBank and Banc Sabadell close 2017 with big turnover, despite crisis between Catalonia and Spain
Press had to be escorted out of a Spanish unity march in Sabadell for safety
Protesters at November 10 demonstration demanded the incarceration of Carles Puigdemont and resignation of Sabadell’s mayor
Banc Sabadell decides to move its headquarters out of Catalonia
Spanish government preparing new law to facilitate relocation of companies and banks outside of Catalonia
Barcelona Conde de Godó attracts world number one singles and doubles players
The 65th edition of the Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell -commonly called the Conde de Godó tournament- has begun this weekend and runs through until the 30th April. The tournament goes back a long way as it was held for the first time in 1953. The competition is organized by the Barcelona Royal Tennis Club (RCTB) and has a big impact on the city of Barcelona and the European clay court circuit given the presence each year of club member Rafael Nadal. In this 2017 edition, the Godó can count on the presence of world number one Andy Murray and Henri Kontinen, the leading players on the ATP single and doubles rankings respectively.