President Salvador Illa has put on the table 3.3 billion euros in infrastructure investments at the start of the 41st edition of the Annual Meeting of the Cercle d’Economia, which began this afternoon in Barcelona. The investment will be through a public-private collaboration mechanism, the president explained at the inauguration of the traditional sessions that were previously held on the Costa Brava and now in Barcelona. Last February, the Government already said it would survey the market to see if there was interest in recovering concessions for road networks and metro stations.

The Barcelona-based company Openchip, dedicated to designing very high-performance chips for artificial intelligence and supercomputing, is facing major strategic changes. Among them, its financial strengthening and the search for a new partner with economic muscle,…

Electric car sales are soaring worldwide, but the one that truly benefits from this growth is China. Chinese producers supplied 60% of the electric cars sold globally in 2025, while European and North American manufacturers were each responsible for approximately 15% of global sales, according to a report on the global electric vehicle market by the International Energy Agency (IEA). This market share distribution occurs as global electric car sales grew by 20%, reaching 22 million units. A quarter of all new cars sold worldwide last year were electric.