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La Primera de Expansión sobre Mercadona, Inditex, Buffett, Huawei y SpaceX

Los grandes grupos de distribución en España, como Mercadona o Inditex se anotan en el último ejercicio cifras de ingresos de récord. Inditex gana un 42% más en España, mientras Mercadona, El Corte Inglés, Ikea y Leroy Merlin elevan su beneficio más de un 20%. Leer

La Primera de Expansión sobre Mercadona, Inditex, Buffett, Huawei y SpaceX

Spain's major distribution groups, such as Mercadona and Inditex, reported record income figures in the latest fiscal year. Inditex saw a 42% increase in Spain, while Mercadona, El Corte Inglés, Ikea, and Leroy Merlin saw their profits rise by over 20%. The story also covers the departure of Warren Buffet's insurance company from covering high-risk Adif debts and details on how many people in Spain are renouncing an inheritance.

Additionally, the report discusses the agreement between Huawei and HP, as well as SpaceX's plans for satellite data centers. The day's agenda includes the Permanent Deputation of the Congress of Deputies debating and voting on 14 initiatives proposed by the PP, requiring the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, and ten ministers to appear in the Chamber urgently.

Financial Times highlights the intervention of Scott Bessent in the US bond market, placing the US Treasury in conflict with the Federal Reserve. The report also explores SpaceX's plans for satellite data centers that could function as AI centers in orbit. Listen to the full story on Spotify, iVoox, and Apple Podcasts.

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MTN to develop 150MW AI data centres in Nigeria, South Africa with UAE-backed investor

MTN Group plans to develop AI-enabled data centres with an initial capacity of about 150 megawatts (MW) across Nigeria and South Africa through a venture with an undisclosed UAE-backed investor.

  • MTN Group plans to build 150MW AI data centres in Nigeria and South Africa.
  • The project is backed by a UAE investor.
  • CEO Ralph Mupita announced the initiative, focusing on Africa's growing AI market.

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