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ACS redujo su deuda casi en una tercera parte en el último año
La ventas del grupo cayeron un 7% pero se mantuvo el beneficio neto en los nueve primeros meses
Caja Madrid: Las ‘black’ “era un sueldo”, pero para gastarlo “de forma adecuada”
Exconsejeros de la entidad no aclaran por qué había un control sobre sus gastos con las tarjetas si eran su retribución
A Trump presidency probably spells bad news for America’s travel industry
OVER the weekend a United Airlines pilot was forced to leave his cockpit in order to mediate between fighting passengers, after a disagreement over the virtues of Donald Trump turned nasty. In today’s world that amounts to a non-story: people lose their senses on aircraft all the time. But it feels prescient to read that a Trump presidency is already disrupting travel. Many in the industry worry what effect his policies might have beyond an increase in the number of tetchy flyers.
So what will a Trump administration mean for American tourism? As with many things about the next four years, uncertainty abounds. Much will depend on the extent to which Mr Trump keeps his pre-presidential word.
Some of his pledges would clearly create problems for the industry. If he were, for example, to implement a ban on Muslims entering the United States—which he vowed to do on his first day in office, and which he could enact
Constancio (BCE): «Hay bancos que alcanzan rentabilidades del 12% pese a los bajos tipos»
El vicepresidente del BCE insta al sector a replantear su modelo de negocio y dice que la política monetaria favorece a la banca. Leer
El BCE alerta de la incertidumbre del proteccionismo de Trump
El vicepresidente del Banco Central Europeo, Vítor Constancio, cree que este proteccionismo puede colapsar el comercio mundial. Leer
Exconsejeros reconocen que Caja Madrid les autorizó cargar gastos privados con sus tarjetas
El tribunal se pronunciará sobre si acepta o no unos documentos ocultos hasta el momento sobre las condiciones de uso de las tarjetas. Leer