As reported by Europa Press, Spaniards spent one million euros in pesetas in February, but still have €1.64 billion of the former national currency in their possession, or 272.87 billion pesetas, according to Bank of Spain data.
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A small country surrounded by giants, Uruguay always knew it would have to work hard to claim its spot in the region. And it surely has: besides its traditional agricultural production and its booming and popular tourist industry, the country now strides ahead confidently into the 21st century, with a thriving software sector.
BBVA has been used by leading researchers from MIT Sloan Center for Information Systems Research (CISR) as the focus for a research briefing investigating what differentiates a digital business and its leadership from those trailing behind in the global digital revolution.
Since the acquisition of Credit Uruguay in 2011, BBVA has established itself as the second private financial institution in the country. In this position, our goal is to help our customers make better financial decisions, offering unique products and services for everyone. An effort our customers have recognized, making us the top bank in Uruguay in the net promoter score.
BBVA Momentum is not your typical business funding program, because it places a special emphasis on strategic mentoring, training and support. However, businesses enroll in the program for a number of reasons, including the possibility of being awarded a cash prize that will allow them increase their impact. For this reason, the new edition will continue providing access to investment, but with a different approach.
Nearly 600 million children – one in four children around the world – will live in places with “extremely limited” water supplies in 2040, according to a UNICEF report in commemoration of World Water Day. The UN agency for children warns of the risk water scarcity poses for young people and stresses that climate change is only making the problem worse.
Workers around the world admit that one in five of their directors lack the English skills needed to fulfill the expectations of their job. This is one of the main conclusions of the study “English at work: global analysis of language skills in the workplace”, conducted by the Cambridge English Language Assessment Department at Cambridge University and the consulting firm QS Intelligence Unit, and covered in Equipos y Talento.
Today, BBVA CEO Carlos Torres Vila, speaking to international investors, emphasized that BBVA is well positioned to capitalize on the opportunities afforded by the current environment, thanks to its clear and well defined strategic path, a transformation plan focused on the customer and based on the use of data and technology and the strengths of its business model.
According to El Colombiano, 46.6% of all monetary and non-monetary transactions that took place in Colombia in 2016 took place online.