Jordi Roca denounces the identity theft of El Celler de Can Roca again

Jordi Roca denounces the identity theft of El Celler de Can Roca again

The renowned chef Jordi Roca has publicly denounced the identity theft of ‘El Celler de Can Roca’ (Girona), through a video on his official Instagram account. It is not the first time. This statement adds to the official communication issued by the restaurant itself on May 5, which warned precisely about the existence of a website that, posing as the establishment, offered reservations in exchange for advance payments.

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Two rescued bears take their first bath of the season at the Oregon Zoo

Two rescued bears take their first bath of the season at the Oregon Zoo

The first signs of spring have also arrived at the Oregon Zoo, where two young black bears, Timber and Thorn, have been seen enjoying water games, friendly wrestling, and long moments in the sun after months of winter inactivity. The animals, who were rescued as orphaned cubs in Alaska, are now starring in a scene of vitality in their habitat, where they were recently observed splashing in a tub of more than 1,100 liters of water, marking their first bath of the season.

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Alternative assets: what they are and why they are gaining weight in investors' portfolios

Alternative assets: what they are and why they are gaining weight in investors’ portfolios

Thinking about medium and long-term investment forces you to ask an uncomfortable question: what part of my wealth depends, day by day, on what the markets dictate? Simply put, in Spain a significant part of family financial savings is channeled into products linked to market performance — stocks, investment funds, or fixed income. The result is well known: the portfolio can go through periods of volatility when economic conditions change (inflation or interest rates) or geopolitical tensions arise that affect economies.

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The first victims of AI: software, consultants, and cybersecurity

The first victims of AI: software, consultants, and cybersecurity

Artificial intelligence (AI) is starting to claim its first victims in the stock market. And they are not companies nostalgic for the past. On the contrary. For months, global leaders in the software, cybersecurity, and consulting industries have been experiencing an unprecedented debacle in years. The most alarmist have dubbed the situation “SaaS-pocalypse,” something akin to a software apocalypse.

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León XIV in the Canary Islands, a frontier and example of welcoming migration

León XIV in the Canary Islands, a frontier and example of welcoming migration

Focusing on migration and the humane treatment that migrants deserve, both those who embark on a cayuco on the African coasts and risk their lives to cross the Atlantic and the Latin Americans who leave their countries and set out on the path to seek a better life, is the main reason why the Canary Islands are one of the stops of the Pope on his first visit to Spain.

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The 'Hondius', the ship with hantavirus: a unique expedition with passengers who do not consider themselves cruisers

The ‘Hondius’, the ship with hantavirus: a unique expedition with passengers who do not consider themselves cruisers

When it was launched in Croatia, neither the builder nor the owner of the Hondius imagined that its name would become globally known for something so undesirable. The idea, when the keel was laid, was for the ship to stand out for having a reinforced hull capable of breaking ice up to eighty centimeters thick. That has nothing to do with conventional cruises.

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