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Economy Amazon finalizes the dismissal of another 9,000 workers
The American electronic commerce giant Amazon is preparing the layoff of another 9,000 workers in the coming weeks, which would add to the cut of 18,000 jobs undertaken by the company between the end of 2022 and the beginning of 2023, according to what the CEO of the multinational, Andy, would indicate
Crisis Banks fall on the stock market and drag down the Ibex after the rescue of Credit Suisse
The banks begin another black week on the stock market
Banking crisis The main central banks agree to guarantee liquidity in dollars
The main central banks offer liquidity in dollars for seven days in daily operations from March 20 to the end of April
Economy The banking crisis threatens to cause 'zero growth' in Latin America in 2023
The global financial crisis threatens to create a 'balance sheet recession', ie a credit crunch that sinks growth
UBS buys Credit Suisse and avoids panic
Switzerland's largest bank UBS, pushed by the authorities, agreed on Sunday to buy its rival Credit Suisse for $2 billion, to prevent a debacle and panic in the markets on Monday
Coordinated action by central banks to facilitate access to liquidity
The central banks of the United States, Switzerland and other countries on Sunday announced coordinated action to improve access to liquidity and thus reassure markets in the midst of a crisis of confidence in the banking system
Banking crisis: the French sector spared, according to the president of the banking federation
The president of the French Banking Federation, Philippe Brassac, assured on Saturday that the current banking turmoil in the world, which is hitting Credit Suisse in particular in Europe, was not likely to contaminate the banking sector in France
Why animal kibbles are becoming impossible to find on the shelves
Half-empty kibble shelves, missing references
Economy The IMF changes its financing policy in cases of great uncertainty
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) reported this Saturday that its executive board has approved changes to its financing guarantee policy that apply in situations of exceptionally high uncertainty
Livestock From the demographic desert to the farmer: in Teruel there are no dairy cows either
On March 1, the association 'Sponsor a cow' launched the following alarm: "In a few days we ran out of dairy cows in Teruel
Mitsubishi ASX: cut and pasted
After going through a difficult period, when it even considered withdrawing from the European market, the three-diamond brand seems determined to move forward
WEC: 2023, the beginning of a new golden age for endurance
The atmosphere is incredible on the Sebring circuit in Florida this Friday, March 17
Panic in the markets: "We are not in the same situation as in 2008"
Black Wednesday in the markets
Stock market crisis Carlos Torres: "Right now the solidity and strength of banks like BBVA are being valued"
The financial instability of the last week has flown over the BBVA General Shareholders' Meeting this Friday and its president, Carlos Torres, has wanted to settle any doubt in this regard
In Lyon, Euronews journalists on strike alert European leaders to "the dismemberment of the chain"
Journalists and technicians from the Euronews channel went on strike on the evening of Thursday, March 16, in response to the implementation of the massive layoff plan announced by management during an extraordinary social and economic council
Four tenths The OECD improves its growth forecast for Spain but shows the excessive optimism of the Government
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has raised growth forecasts for Spain this year to 1
BANKING Ten things you need to know to trust your bank (if you don't drive everyone crazy at once)
The bankruptcy of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), the Credit Suisse crisis and the falls in the stock market have generated concern among Spanish savers
VW ID.2, the "people's electric car" for less than 25,000 euros
The German car giant Volkswagen wants to democratize the electric car and demonstrates it with the ID
Inflation: Food will continue to weigh, at least until June
A Shopping Cart circled with the words "Anti-Inflation Quarter": This tricolor logo has just hit supermarket shelves
End of thermal: TotalEnergies will sell 1,600 service stations in Europe
TotalEnergies announced on Thursday that it would sell nearly 1,600 service stations in Germany and the Netherlands to the Canadian food and fuel distribution group Couche-Tard, to better prepare for the end of sales of thermal vehicles in Europe in 2035
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