According to a recent survey on Social perception of innovation in Spain by Fundación Cotec and Sigma Dos, 64% of the Spanish labor force feels capable of competing in the increasingly automated and technological labor market.

A math test recently went viral and is all over the social networks. Its creators say that only one out of every 1,000 people is able to solve it. It seems simple, but the test has an added difficulty: the problem has two possible answers.

Spain’s capital will for the first time host the Service Design Global Conference (SDGC17), the leading event in service design.

A survey of hotel reservation platforms published by Cinco Días indicates that 71% of hotel guests admit to taking a valuable item during their stay. The report says that tourists steal everything from batteries and remote controls to artwork.

BBVA Compass, which has channeled $79 million in community development loans and investments in rural Texas communities since 2015, was honored with a Rural Matters award last month at the Texas Rural Challenge.

HSBC’s study "Confidence in Technology" picked up by the Mexican paper El Financiero reveals that 59% of Mexicans consider security of their data highly important but use unreliable methods to protect them, such as numeric passwords that could be easily deciphered.