by spainchamber | Nov 4, 2026 | Industry analysis
Recent federal lending and customs changes may give producers more flexibility to fund equipment, inventory, real estate, and exports. Food and beverage manufacturers planning equipment purchases, facility expansions, inventory growth, or export initiatives have new...
by spainchamber | Aug 4, 2026 | Members' News
For a U.S. citizen who owns a U.S.-based business, relocating to Spain involves more than securing the appropriate immigration status and establishing a new residence. The move creates a cross-border tax and compliance framework that affects both the individual and...
by spainchamber | Jul 8, 2026 | Business trends
Manufacturing in the U.S. has become a competitive advantage for growth-minded businesses For decades, going global meant one thing: moving production offshore. Lower labor costs justified long supply chains and complex logistics. Delays or quality issues were...
by spainchamber | Jun 15, 2026 | New releases, Members' News
DLA Piper advised the Province of Chubut on the issuance of US$650 million in international debt securities due 2036, as well as on a cash tender offer for the outstanding US dollar-denominated secured notes due 2030. The Debt Securities were issued on April 29,...
by spainchamber | May 20, 2026 | Industry analysis
Europe faces a structural productivity crisis that legacy digitalization can no longer solve. As underscored by the Draghi Report and recent IESE Insight analysis, the productivity gap between Europe and the U.S. is not merely widening, it is accelerating. While...