95% of companies expect to maintain their investments in Spain in 2017 and the same percentage intends to increase their workforce next year, according to the report “Business Climate in Spain from a Foreign Investor’s Perspective”, jointly prepared by ICEX-Invest in Spain, Multinationals for Spain’s Brand and the IESE’s International Center for Competitiveness.

The Spanish-Turkish Chamber of Commerce and Industry recognized the private sector conglomerate, Dogus Group. Dogus is the second-largest shareholder in Garanti Bank, after BBVA, which holds 40% of the bank’s capital.

BBVA CEO Carlos Torres Vila today said that “technology and innovation are for the ultimate benefit of financial services’ consumers," which is why financial players, such as BBVA, are designing new digital products and services based on enabling technologies, innovative infrastructures and new business models. Carlos Torres Vila took part in the 12th Banking Industry Meeting, organized by IESE Business School, that brought together top names in the Spanish banking sector, scholars and authorities.

74% of Peruvians think that they will be much better off financially in 2017, 23% feel they will be about the same and 3% believe they will be worse off, according to a Global Research Marketing survey.

The use of technology in the corporate world will create more than 1.2 million jobs in the next five years, according to a Randstad study. Of these jobs, approximately 390,000 will be in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math. 689,000 will be related jobs and 168,000 will be indirect jobs.

One in three Brits are expected to pay for Christmas expenses with credit this year according to  ‘The Money Advice Trust’ survey. Of the more than 2,000 people surveyed, 33% reported that they planned to apply for a loan for the holidays.

Renowned marketing expert Ken Segall says that Steve Jobs’ legacy comes down to simplicity – a quality that stands out in an overly complex world.

The ITC and contents sector’s turnover increased 8.5% in 2015, reaching €97.93 billion, according to the new edition of the annual report on the ITC and contents sector by the Ministry of Energy, Tourism and the Digital Agenda’s National Observatory of Telecommunications and the Information Society (ONTSI).

Five hundred million tweets a day is an enormous amount of information and data. How does Twitter manage all of this? What data do they have and how can they be used?

According to data published by Eurostat, 30.1 % of those below the age of 30, and 21.1 % of women, in the European Union are paid low salaries. The gender-based difference is very significant since only 13.5 % of men receive low salaries, but the corresponding figure for women is 21.1 %.