Charlie Devereux

1 day ago | yahoo.com | Charlie Devereux

By Charlie DevereuxMADRID (Reuters) -Red Sea marine traffic has increased by 60% to 36-37 ships a day since August 2024, but is still short of volumes seen before Yemen's Houthis began attacking ships in the region, according to the commander of the EU's Aspides naval mission.

2 days ago | lanacion.com.ar | Corina Pons |Charlie Devereux

El resurgimiento de un pueblo fantasma muestra la gravedad de la crisis inmobiliaria madrileña Llegan familias de clase media a Seseña y se reanuda la construcción La ciudad aún carece de buenas conexiones de transporte o de un hospital cercano España construyó 128.000 viviendas el año pasado, frente a las 866.000 de 2006 By Corina Pons, Charlie Devereux SESEÑA, España, 4 jun (Reuters) - La primera llamada se produjo dos minutos después de que la agente inmobiliaria Segis Gómez publicara un...

2 days ago | reuters.com | Corina Pons |Charlie Devereux

Ghost town's revival shows severity of Madrid's housing crisis Middle-class families arrive, construction restarts in Sesena Town still lacks good transport links or a nearby hospital Spain built 128,000 homes last year compared to 866,000 in 2006 SESENA, Spain June 4 (Reuters) - The first call came two minutes after estate agent Segis Gomez posted a listing in Sesena, a development near Madrid that gained notoriety as one of the so-called "ghost towns" created when Spain's property bubble...

1 week ago | gurutrade.com | Charlie Devereux |Mark Potter

MADRID, May 28 (Reuters) - Spanish satellite startup Sateliot is in talks with several European defence ministries to offer 5G connection for their militaries, its co-founders said on Wednesday. The company, which recently raised 70 million euros ($79 million) in debt and equity, expects to offer narrow 5G band connection to small devices in areas without mobile phone coverage through satellites.

3 weeks ago | gurutrade.com | Corina Pons |Charlie Devereux |Inti Landauro |Eileen Soreng

MADRID, May 13 (Reuters) - Spanish construction giant Ferrovial posted a 19% rise in first-quarter core earnings on Tuesday, driven by strong performance in its toll highway business in the United States. The company reported adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) of 309 million euros ($345.8 million), which fell short of the 315 million euros expected by analysts, according to an LSEG survey.