At the doorstep of summer, many families face a period in which the household budget soars. Vacations, leisure, travel, or the maintenance of a second home increase expenses just at a time when the cost of living remains high. The feeling is repeated in thousands of households: saving is becoming increasingly difficult.
Mango has undertaken a broad reorganization of its internal powers and signing systems, according to information published this Monday in the BORME. The changes, agreed on May 18, affect dozens of powers of attorney and were approved just one day before the arrest of Jonathan Andic, investigated for the death of his father and founder of the company, Isak Andic.
A typical day on a highway on the outskirts of a city. Traffic intensifies and, suddenly, a car slows down until it stops on the shoulder. The driver turns off the engine, activates the emergency lights, and looks around. Then, he reacts as millions of people would in this same situation: he takes out his phone and calls for assistance. So far, nothing new. What has changed is what happens next.
The homicide charge against Jonathan Andic has caused deep shock among the staff of Mango, the company founded by his father, Isak Andic, and of which the accused still holds the vice presidency. The fashion firm is cautious and strives to separate the business from the police proceedings. But the seriousness of the facts and the unease of the thousands of Mango workers have forced it to act.
The project that Isak Andic had been developing for years to dedicate part of his millionaire fortune to social causes ended up becoming, according to the judicial investigation, one of the main sources of tension with his son Jonathan. The possibility that the founder of Mango modified his will to leave part of the family fortune to a foundation now appears at the center of the case investigating the death of the businessman in Montserrat in December 2024.
The crisis at Indra continues, and now it does so with the departure of its CEO. José Vicente de los Mozos has stepped down as the top executive of the technology and defense group, which will require the search for a replacement.
ACS has undertaken an accelerated placement of shares in the market to raise around 1.8 billion euros to finance its growth, with the two main shareholders, Florentino Pérez and Criteria, contributing resources.
Tobías Martínez has been appointed president of Openchip, one of the most promising companies in the microchip industry in Barcelona. Market sources confirm that the former Cellnex executive will take over from Carles Kinder.
The automotive company Ford has confirmed today the rumors regarding the award of a new model for its Valencia plant. In the presentation of its new strategy for Europe, the company announced that “a new member of the global Bronco family is coming to Europe: this new multi-energy product is a compact and robust SUV” whose production will begin at Ford’s Valencia plant, Spain, starting in 2028.
For decades, working at Freixenet has been synonymous with stability and a secure future for the residents of Sant Sadurní d’Anoia. It is no coincidence that the cava leader was known as “the big house”: the company with the best working conditions in the area, with the best Christmas hamper – they even gave away a turkey – where the owning family maintained a personal connection with many of the employees and no one was ever fired. “There was a relationship of absolute closeness with the territory,” recall former employees consulted.