Vueling resumes flights between Barcelona and Madrid starting in October

Vueling resumes flights between Barcelona and Madrid starting in October

Vueling will resume flights between Barcelona and Madrid starting October 5, as announced by the airline this Thursday. The route will be maintained at least until the end of March 2027. This is justified by the increase in demand, especially among customers traveling for professional reasons. Company sources explain that the market and customer response will be analyzed to consider whether the route will be extended beyond March.

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Why Cellnex is a solid bet in the telecommunications infrastructure business in Europe

Why Cellnex is a solid bet in the telecommunications infrastructure business in Europe

In a scenario where connectivity is established as one of the pillars of economic growth in Europe, analyzing the financial strength of digital infrastructure companies has become a priority for investors and analysts. Under this premise, “Ready to Connect” was born, the videopodcast driven by Cellnex, which offers a direct and strategic vision on the factors that are redefining the sector. In one of its episodes, Raimon Trias, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the company, delves into the financial fundamentals that support the group’s business model and its ability to generate long-term value.

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AstraZeneca and Bristol Myers Squibb are studying a $400 billion merger

AstraZeneca and Bristol Myers Squibb are studying a $400 billion merger

The British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca is in talks to merge with its American rival Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS), in a deal that would create one of the largest pharmaceutical groups in the world, valued at nearly $400 billion (around €347 billion). According to the Financial Times on Monday, these two companies have been in contact about a possible merger over the past few months. These negotiations could culminate in an agreement in the near future, but they could also be delayed or fail, sources cited by the British newspaper indicate.

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The best life insurance according to your needs: what to consider before signing up

The best life insurance according to your needs: what to consider before signing up

Choosing life insurance is usually a decision made at very specific moments in life: when signing a mortgage, when a child is born, when starting a business, or when wanting to organize an inheritance. In all these cases, the important question is not only how much the policy costs, but what level of protection it offers and whether it will truly cover the beneficiaries in the event of death, disability, or a serious illness.

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The Euribor approaches 3% and hits two-year highs: this is how the mortgage payments stand

The Euribor approaches 3% and hits two-year highs: this is how the mortgage payments stand

Mortgagors with loans indexed to the Euribor who have their review with the July data will notice an increase in their installments. The indicator will close with the highest monthly average since September 2024, as the provisional data, with one day left to conclude the month, stands at 2.85%, three-quarters of a percentage point higher than a year ago. The figure is also slightly higher than that of June.

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Cellnex's bet for Europe: a stronger and more efficient telecommunications market

Cellnex’s bet for Europe: a stronger and more efficient telecommunications market

Europe faces a structural challenge in its bet on hyperconnectivity. The expansion of next-generation networks, the need to strengthen the resilience of infrastructures, and the investment pressure required by technological deployment place the telecommunications sector at the center of the economic debate. In this scenario, digital infrastructure ceases to be a support element to become a strategic lever for competitiveness, productivity, and technological autonomy.

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Fires in Spain: what do insurance policies cover and what public aid is available?

Fires in Spain: what do insurance policies cover and what public aid is available?

With thousands of people evacuated and more than 150,000 hectares burned this year in Spain, one of the main questions among those affected is who pays for the damages and what aid they can receive. While the Government prepares the declaration of a severely affected area and new measures to protect workers affected by the fires, compensation depends on a combination of private insurance and public aid.

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