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Confidence in the innovation train
The lean times in the technological innovation area of Spanish companies are giving way to greener pastures. This is the conclusion drawn from a report by Claranet, a leading innovation and development company. This study highlights that the Spanish are the European companies that invest the most time in this section: around 12% compared to…
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Wealth and inequality, two sides of the same coin
The proverb says that the money was made round so that it rolls. Even so, it seems you forgot to mention that it tends to roll more towards the rich than the poor. The same can be seen from a publication by the Foundation for Applied Economics Studies of the Complutense University . Based on…
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Cities Vs Urban Theme Parks
Barcelona seems to have begun to take precautionary measures so as not to shoot up the rate of tourists per square meter with the suspension of new hotel licenses. Many consider tourism an inexhaustible source of wealth for cities but sometimes forget the impact and cost of a complex phenomenon in terms of changes in…
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Utopia moves by bicycle
All cities take steps to integrate the bicycle into their urban space, but only a few visionaries dare to subvert order and become smoke-free cities. Utopia advances before by bicycle. At naider we work for this.
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Climate change, a matter of the few but powerful
China: 25.36%, United States: 14.4%, European Union: 10.16%, India: 6.96%, Russia: 5.36 %, Japan: 3.11%, Brazil: 2.4%, Indonesia: 1.76%, Mexico: 1.67%, Iran: 1.65%. This is the Top 10 CO2 emitting countries. Together they accumulate 73% of the planet’s emissions. It would then seem simple to tackle the problem of Climate Change. It would only be…
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Check to Greece. A “NO” will never be so positive
The referendum in Greece next Sunday shows the political weakness of an international power like the EU. David against Goliath. This is how some define the negotiation process. Others see it the opposite: saviors of the common good against the pirates of the Aegean. The latter are a bit arrogant. They surely forget that Greece…
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Shadows in the management of Alibaba and the 40…pirates?
When you look at any list, report or article about the world’s most innovative companies, the world’s largest Chinese e-commerce company appears in all of them: Alibaba Group. And as such, every day we find a lot of information about her in all kinds of publications. In September 2014, it went public on Wall Street,…
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I also say agur Ben-Hur and gero art Bonaparte
Euskaltel has long been the flagship of large business projects promoted by the Government of the Basque Country. In a practically monopolistic context in the world of telecommunications in Spain, the Basque Government in the early 1990s began to wire a large part of the territory of the Basque Autonomous Community with fiber optics (the…
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Euskadi, eco-responsible society
A few days ago a report by Greenpeace , which shows the ecological and environmental situation of Spain. In the case of the Basque Autonomous Community, in addition to citing the 18 black spots in our geography, business behaviors and policies that are harmful to the environment, also include a series of proposals and initiatives…
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The Right to the Environment
The right to an adequate environment includes the right to enjoy a safe environment for the development of the person and has, as a counterpart, the duty to preserve it and the obligation on the part of the public powers to ensure a rational use of the resources. natural resources. The right to an adequate…