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NovoLab Camp, driven by the Seville Chamber of Commerce, concludes its second edition after five days of training in agile methodologies and idea validation.
COAG visits Lebrija and the B-XII Irrigation Community to understand the challenges and future of agriculture, with its new state secretary general present.
UCE estimates that Málaga residents will spend €76.63 on the August Fair, €12 less than in 2025. The bus will be the preferred transport.
Dos Hermanas ends July with 9,708 unemployed, 238 fewer than in June and 1,415 fewer than last year. It's the best figure for this month since 2007.
The Olivares Town Hall starts the competition to award vacant stalls at the Market of Abastos, grouped into six lots. The document is public for 20 working days.
AIReF has removed Ayamonte from its financial sustainability analysis due to improved accounts, reduced debt, and timely supplier payments.
Mijas reduces its average payment period to suppliers to 27.46 days, the best figure since 2018, and will use the surplus for sustainable investments.
Barcelona closes 150 cases and collects €835,200.76 in IAE from tourist apartment operators, with a plan to inspect 463 companies by 2028.
The Community of Madrid has helped over 7,300 SMEs, freelancers, and entrepreneurs to internationalise through the One-Stop Shop.
Getafe expands the City Card to visitors and launches the 'Shop in your neighbourhood' campaign, raffling five 100 euro prizes among shoppers.
Boadilla del Monte allocated €11,077,000 in 2025 to direct aid and tax benefits, focusing on education and property taxes.
Mahos anticipates a Málaga Fair with 'positive expectations' and revenue similar to 2025, despite July being below last year.