The unemployment rate has fallen to the point where companies are having difficulty in finding staff for the burgeoning Algarve tourism industry.
The Canadian cannabis producer, Tilray, successfully has raised C$60 million from a group of global institutional investors.
The Hospital Particular do Algarve group, the private hospital operator with services in Alvor, Gambelas and Portimão, is entering the accommodation market by building a luxury health and wellness hotel.
A company owned by the wife of the former minister, Miguel Relvas, was contracted by a Lisbon parish council to supply communication, media training and press advice.
Consumption of cannabis in Portugal has increased over the last five years, with more tokers and more people indulging daily, according to the Drugs and Drug Addiction 2016 report, released today.
Both TAP and Jet Blue Airways are studying the documentation relating to the forthcoming sale of 49% of Azores Airlines.
Police have arrested a woman suspected of masterminding a €5 million fraud involving the sale of yachts that she did not own.
The Portuguese Communist Party’s Algarve divisional office stated today that the recent demolition notices sent to 22 Ria Formosa islanders has nothing at all to do with, ‘defending the environment.’
The new administrative seizures, planned by Polis Litoral Ria Formosa as precursors to the demolition of yet more houses in the settlements of Farol and Hangars, "has as its ultimate objective, in the name of defending environmental values, to gradually expel the local communities from the Ria Formosa islands, to deliver this valuable territory to the interests of economic groups, as indeed happens along much of the Algarve’s coast."
