Close panel

Close panel

Close panel

Close panel

Current

Current

A host of CEOs and chairpersons from some of Spain’s leading companies gathered at the BBVA headquarters in Madrid to attend an event organized by the bank and global business research association The Conference Board. During his welcoming speech, BBVA Group Executive Chairman Francisco González said the transformation that is rippling across the banking industry will go far beyond "doing the same things in different ways," and will require "doing new things that we couldn't even have imagined with the previous technological infrastructure.”

BBVA Executive Chairman Francisco González has reinforced the Group’s commitment to the U.S. after the most recent natural disasters. “We’re going to redouble our commitment to those affected through a number of actions,” he explained. In Houston, where he met with the city’s mayor, Sylvester Turner, he gave a message of solidarity on behalf of the entire BBVA Group. Francisco González also announced that he is going to visit Mexico City in the coming days to see first-hand the damages caused by the Sept. 19 earthquake.

BBVA Compass is today announcing that some of its branches in Houston and Dallas will serve as offer day pick-up locations for Amazon’s Treasure Truck.

The news comes seven months after BBVA Compass announced a collaboration with Amazon to pilot its Locker program at 11 Austin, Texas-area branches, the first time the program was made available at a bank location. Today’s announcement also marks the first time a bank in the Southeast has been chosen as a location to host the Treasure Truck.

Cyberbullying is one of the problems currently affecting teenagers. According to a Panda Security study covered by Europa Press, between 5% and 10% of adolescents have sent or received these types of digital messages. The instant message service Whatsapp and the social networks Facebook and Instagram are some of the most common channels used for cyberbullying.

Organic food is in style for European consumers. In recent years, many supermarket chains and small businesses have added these products which are grown in a completely natural, environmentally friendly way. In Spain, the sector’s business volume has reached €1.5 billion, according to the organization, Infoam, and covered by Cinco Días.