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Spanair air leaves 5,000 jobs
The Workers' Trade Union of Catalonia has asked the Government to "take responsibility" on the future of workers.
The Workers' Trade Union of Catalonia has asked the Government to "take responsibility" on the future of workers.
Spain's lost generation: youth unemployment surges above 50 per cent
More than half of young Spaniards are out of work, according to fresh statistics, signalling a lost generation that has been hit hardest by Spain's economic woes.
More than half of young Spaniards are out of work, according to fresh statistics, signalling a lost generation that has been hit hardest by Spain's economic woes.
Italy and Spain call for eurozone rescue fund booster
Political leaders in Italy and Spain have called for a massive boost to the EU rescue fund and a blast of monetary stimulus by the European Central Bank.
Political leaders in Italy and Spain have called for a massive boost to the EU rescue fund and a blast of monetary stimulus by the European Central Bank.
Spain exceeds target in bond auction
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Spain drugmakers ready to take IOUs for unpaid bills
Spain's drug sector lobby group is readyto accept state-guaranteed securities from regional governments to cover 5.83 billion euros ($7.63 billion) in unpaid bills for drugs supplied to public hospitals.
Spain's drug sector lobby group is readyto accept state-guaranteed securities from regional governments to cover 5.83 billion euros ($7.63 billion) in unpaid bills for drugs supplied to public hospitals.
Spain says it has seen video of 3 European aid workers taken hostage in Algeria
Spain's government has seen a video that shows two Spaniards and an Italian who were kidnapped in Algeria in October, an official said Tuesday.
Spain's government has seen a video that shows two Spaniards and an Italian who were kidnapped in Algeria in October, an official said Tuesday.
Incumbent Crider beats Spain in runoff election for mayor's post
Milan Mayor Chris Crider retained the mayoral seat for another four-year term, beating challenger Paul Spain by 43 votes in a Tuesday runoff election.
Milan Mayor Chris Crider retained the mayoral seat for another four-year term, beating challenger Paul Spain by 43 votes in a Tuesday runoff election.
Spain's king warns of hard times ahead, calls for fight against unemployment
Spain's King Juan Carlos said on Tuesday that his country is facing "very hard times", calling on Spaniards to "win the battle" against high unemployment and consolidate "the definitive victory" over terrorism.
Spain's King Juan Carlos said on Tuesday that his country is facing "very hard times", calling on Spaniards to "win the battle" against high unemployment and consolidate "the definitive victory" over terrorism.
Zipcar to Take Majority Stake in Spain's Avancar
Zipcar Inc. agreed to acquire a majority stake in a Barcelona-based car-sharing company, a move that highlights the firm's plan to increase its exposure to new markets in Europe.
Zipcar Inc. agreed to acquire a majority stake in a Barcelona-based car-sharing company, a move that highlights the firm's plan to increase its exposure to new markets in Europe.
Telefonica Cuts 2012 Dividend Amid Economic Woes in Europe
Spain's largest telephone company, cut its 2012 dividend forecast by 14 percent, citing market conditions that have changed "significantly."
Spain's largest telephone company, cut its 2012 dividend forecast by 14 percent, citing market conditions that have changed "significantly."
Euro Falls Below $1.30 as Italy Yields Rise
The euro fell below $1.30 for the first time since January as signs of increased funding stress in Europe damped investor appetite for the shared currency.
The euro fell below $1.30 for the first time since January as signs of increased funding stress in Europe damped investor appetite for the shared currency.
Bank Spain Says Markets Showed Signs of Euro Disintegration
Bank of Spain Chief Economist Jose Luis Malo de Molina said markets were showing signs of the "disintegration" of the single currency before the European Union summit last week.
Bank of Spain Chief Economist Jose Luis Malo de Molina said markets were showing signs of the "disintegration" of the single currency before the European Union summit last week.
Spain's Antena 3 nears deal with La Sexta
Spanish TV company Antena 3 (A3TV.MC) said it was in advanced merger talks with smaller unlisted rival La Sexta.
Spanish TV company Antena 3 (A3TV.MC) said it was in advanced merger talks with smaller unlisted rival La Sexta.