Fuel, at all-time highs: How far will prices rise?
Oil prices fell but fuel rose at an unstoppable pace, while industries demanded emergency measures from the government to ease the crisis.
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China’s delicate balance in Ukraine war
Beijing doesn’t know exactly what role to play: it needs to maintain good relations with Russia’s allies, not get into trouble with the United States and Europe, and face its complex domestic agenda.
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Man who ‘lost everything’ in cryptocurrency complains to ombudsman
The agency recognizes that they have become the “new issue” for 2021.
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Planas, before the shutdown: ‘Either we try to build bridges or things will get very complicated’
The agriculture minister insisted that purchases had increased by “more than 20 percent” this week, but called for “calm”: “There are occasional shortages,” he said.
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Danone warns of imminent supply disruptions across Spain due to transport disruptions
“If an agreement is not reached within the next few hours, Danone will be forced to make a major decision,” the company said in a statement.
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Heineken warns traffic disruptions could leave pubs and restaurants without beer
The company assured that it was working “closely” with various national and regional authorities.
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Five tips to save over €40 a month on your electricity bill
And how to cut your heating bills, according to the OCU.
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No deal, no products, the impact of the carrier strike is already visible
Food employers talk about “national problems” while the government tries to soothe the spirits by not meeting the sector’s aid.
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Volkswagen confirms Sagunto will have its battery gigafactory
The German company will mobilize 7 billion euros and create 3,000 jobs.
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Grupo Gallo warns that its activities may be halted as it cannot dispose of its inventory
“If the situation persists, it will force us to take temporary measures at the production level,” the company warned in a statement.
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