Sevilla TechPark generates half of the new jobs in the city in three years
Sevilla TechPark has created half of the jobs in the capital over the last three years, according to the annual report by Mayor José Luis Sanz.
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The Canary Government grants €1.19 million to 27 fishermen's associations for operational expenses.
Sevilla TechPark has created half of the jobs in the capital over the last three years, according to the annual report by Mayor José Luis Sanz.
Barcelona will host the 'HOWS Barcelona. Housing World Summit' from November 3 to 5, focusing on affordable housing with 20 sessions and over 100 speakers.
On July 30, Utrera celebrates the market 'Utrera, it already smells like Fair' in La Vereda Park, featuring 13 exhibitors and a flamenco fashion show.
Barcelona City Council awards Grupo Etra and Kapsch Trafficom the maintenance of 40,000 traffic lights for €34.3 million, with improvements in prevention and replacement.
Unpaid overtime has increased by 20% since 2023, affecting 43% of workers, according to the EPA. CCOO reports that 64% is concentrated in six sectors.
B-Fit opens in Telde, at Arnao Street, 1, offering functional training and wellness. The official opening is on August 1 with an open house.
The ECB sets negotiated wage pressure at 2.7% for Q1 2027, with no significant changes from 2026.
Employment in the Canary Islands fell by 25,100 people between April and June, the largest decline for a second quarter since 2010.
AIReF places Arganda del Rey at moderate financial sustainability risk for the first time in ten years, forecasting a surplus of nine million in 2026.
Seville sees the highest price rise for tourist accommodation in Spain this summer, up 28.3% year-on-year to €155 per night.
L'Hospitalet de Llobregat leads the drop in rent in Spain with a decrease of 254 euros a month, yet the average price remains at 1,428 euros.