Another former politician changes jobs. Former PP minister Luis de Guindos will leave the European Central Bank and will begin collaborating with IESE. A week of changes at the top of GSMA Ltd., the company that organizes the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona: John Hoffman becomes president and will be replaced as CEO. And the changes also affect the Mobile World Capital Foundation, from which Francesc Fajula departs. Meanwhile, Banco Sabadell begins a new era with the replacement of its CEO.

A Barcelona court has forced Ryanair to retract its public statements against the travel agency eDreams, accusing it of committing "acts of piracy" and defrauding people, arguing that this campaign carried out "an act of unfair competition by denigration."

eDreams Odigeo recorded net profits of €45.1 million in its latest fiscal year, which ended March 31, a 39% increase compared to €32.4 million in the previous fiscal year, when the company returned to profit. According to the company in a statement, revenue increased by 6% to €717.9 million, exceeding its long-term targets.