Edition Business - Daily Newsletter 07/11/2026
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A selection of our latest business news and articles.
The key developments from 06/11/2026 07:30 to 07/11/2026 07:30 (Europe/Madrid). Selected by editorial priority, homepage highlights and recency.
Jobarma invests more than €2.4 million and increases citrus-packing capacity by 30%
The modernization of the Castelló de Rugat plant adds automation, a line for leafy mandarins and AI-assisted sorting; the company expects to strengthen its service to large retailers.
Read articleSingapore Seeks Information from 10 Companies over Fires Linked to Transboundary Haze
The NEA issued notices under the THPA to ten companies registered in Singapore, including Wilmar and APP. The measure seeks to gather information; it does not in itself establish liability.
Read articleFinancial Times: Argentina’s stabilization coexists with a stagnant economy
The British newspaper’s analysis highlights the fiscal surplus and slowing inflation, but also points to weak economic activity, formal job losses, and lagging real wages. The divide between export-oriented sectors and the domestic market poses a challenge heading into 2027.
Read articleHow to Address Underperformance: Diagnosis, Agreements, and Follow-Up
An effective conversation about results that fall short of expectations starts by clarifying expectations and understanding the causes. This guide helps distinguish between objectives, resources, and capability, and agree on concrete improvement steps with regular reviews.
Read articleChecklist for Hiring in Asia-Pacific: Legal and Operational Requirements to Verify
A guide to reviewing contracts, payroll, social security, permits, hiring models, privacy, and onboarding before bringing employees on board. Requirements vary by country: Hong Kong is an example, not a regional rule.
Read articleTubos Reunidos: SEPI debt dispute clouds the sale of its assets
The five shortlisted bidders for Tubos Reunidos refuse to take on its €150 million debt to SEPI. The insolvency administrator supports their position, considering the loan subordinated, while the state agency demands that it be transferred—complicating the company’s viability and its ability to pay wages.
Read articleTelefónica and Indra Explore an Alliance to Create a Sovereign European Cloud
Talks are still at a preliminary stage, with no decisions made and no joint company established. The project would aim to offer cloud services to public administrations and large companies using predominantly European technology and infrastructure.
Read articleFrench Debt Tensions Complicate the ECB’s Next Move
Rising French bond yields make financing more expensive and tighten conditions across the eurozone. The ECB faces a decision on whether to hold interest rates and the still-uncertain possibility of activating its anti-fragmentation instrument.
Read articleChecklist for Auditing Energy Efficiency and Reducing Costs in an Industrial Plant
Prepare documentation, review equipment and processes, and turn consumption data into improvement priorities. This checklist helps organize an energy audit without confusing the diagnosis with subsequent actions.
Read articleHow to Calculate Unit Production Cost in a Small Industrial Business
Break down raw materials, labor, and overhead to find out how much it costs to manufacture each unit, assess margins, and make pricing decisions with more complete data.
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