Noticias
CaixaBank amortiza anticipadamente preferentes por importe de 40 millones de euros
El banco ha anunciado que liquidará una emisión de participaciones preferentes emitidas por Caixa Girona y otra realizada por Caja Guadalajara. Leer
Michael Sherwood se retirará a finales de año como co-responsable de Goldman Sachs en Europa
El ejecutivo ha desempeñado un papel clave impulsando el crecimiento del banco de inversión en el Viejo Continente. Leer
Un juez de Madrid ordena declarar a la cúpula de American Express por presunto plagio
En junio de 2015, la empresa española Trappit presentó una querella contra American Express España y American Express Internacional por presuntos delitos de estafa, contra la propiedad intelectual, competencia desleal y relativo al mercado y los consumidores. Leer
By launching Trips, Airbnb hopes to capture every step of the travel process
OVER the past year, cities around the world have begun to crack down on illegal Airbnb listings, threatening the home-rental firm’s seemingly unstoppable expansion. As regulation bites in some of its most important markets, so Airbnb is looking for new ways to grow.
Last week, the company announced the launch of Trips, a service through which locals can offer guided tours and other experiences to travellers. It will start modestly, offering 500 things to do across 12 cities: London, Miami, Nairobi, Havana, Florence, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Detroit, Seoul, Paris and Cape Town. These include activities like “violin making in Paris or marathon running in Kenya”, according to the site. An additional 39 cities will soon be added; experiences will range in cost from $30 to several hundred dollars for multi-day events.
That is only the start. Airbnb hopes ultimately to capture every step of the travel process. Eventually Trips will offer travellers the ability to rent cars, book flights and restaurants, and order groceries. At a time when both leisure and business travellers are…Continue reading
By launching Trip, Airbnb hopes to capture every step of the travel process
OVER the past year, cities around the world have begun to crack down on illegal Airbnb listings, threatening the home-rental firm’s seemingly unstoppable expansion. As regulation bites in some of its most important markets, so Airbnb is looking for new ways to grow.
Last week, the company announced the launch of Trips, a service through which locals can offer guided tours and other experiences to travellers. It will start modestly, offering 500 things to do across 12 cities: London, Miami, Nairobi, Havana, Florence, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Detroit, Seoul, Paris and Cape Town. These include activities like “violin making in Paris or marathon running in Kenya”, according to the site. An additional 39 cities will soon be added; experiences will range in cost from $30 to several hundred dollars for multi-day events.
That is only the start. Airbnb hopes ultimately to capture every step of the travel process. Eventually Trips will offer travellers the ability to rent cars, book flights and restaurants, and order groceries. At a time when both leisure and business travellers are…Continue reading
Badalona también lleva a FCC a la Fiscalía por un fraude de 12,8 millones
Una auditoría revela graves irregularidades y el cobro de servicios no realizados, como en Barcelona
El sector eólico pide al Gobierno que revise la regulación de las renovables
En diciembre concluye el primer periodo regulatorio fijado en la Reforma Energética, lo que obliga a revisar algunos de sus parámetros antes de fin de año. Leer
Llega el ‘Black Friday’. ¿Qué ofertas y descuentos hacen las tiendas?
Comercios y ‘webs’ españolas ya ofrecen descuentos en productos y servicios