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- Barcelona to set up football school in India
Spanish giants Barcelona are setting up a football school in India as they expand their coaching network worldwide with the aim of training 10,000 youngsters in the next three years.
- Spain set to pay more on bonds
Spain's borrowing costs look set to spike in a bond auction on Thursday, as the Greek crisis saps confidence in other indebted economies.
- Spanish queen cancels UK visit
Spain's Queen Sofia cancels a vist to the UK for the Diamond Jubilee following disputes with London over the territory of Gibraltar.
- Greece euro exit could hit Spain, Italy: Zoellick
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A decision by Greece to leave the Europe's common currency zone would raise big questions about the impact on Spain, Italy and other countries in the region undergoing structural reforms, the head of the World Bank said on Wednesday. "The core question will be not Greece, but Spain and Italy," World Bank President Robert Zoellick said in a question-and-answer session with a local economics club. ...
- Cardiff Airport boss 'leaves job'
The managing director of under-fire Cardiff Airport leaves his post, it emerges, while a new operations director is appointed by the Spanish owners.
- Results delay hits Bankia shares
Shares in Bankia, the part-nationalised Spanish bank, fall more than 10% after it delays the release of its first quarter results.
- U.S. stocks rise on data, euro turns on Greek hope
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The euro pared losses and bond prices slid on Wednesday after comments by German Chancellor Angela Merkel bolstered hopes that Greece would remain in the euro zone, while U.S. stocks rose on encouraging U.S. economic data. U.S. industrial production posted its fastest growth in over a year in April and a rebound in groundbreaking for new U.S. homes last month suggested a recovery in U.S. housing was gaining some traction, bolstering U.S. investor sentiment that has been heavily hit by news about Greece. Industrial output grew 1. ...
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