The auditor of Dia detected accounting irregularities of more than 95 million in 2017 and 2018 They affect outstanding bill payments and discounts applied to suppliers, while the company "will reinforce controls" The current leaders of Dia intend to look to the future, and even do not rule out a possible last-minute agreement with the first shareholder of the distribution group, the Russian tycoon Mikhail Fridman (29%) - at least to negotiate better financial conditions with the creditor bank , and even get a credit from the company that shares with other Russian investors and controls those titles - but they will not be able to stop attending to the past either. And her decision to complain to the prosecutor 's accounts of 2017 can bring tail. That announcement was made on Friday, after presenting the worst results in its history with losses of 352.6 million euros last year, and was the result of an investigation ( report 'forensic' ) commissione...
The MIT of Massachusetts awards Spanish doctors for their research in patients in coma The Valdecilla Hospital (Cantabria) monitors the neuronal activity of patients in coma with brain damage through a single technological device The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has awarded the Hospital Valdecilla for a project to monitor the neuronal activity of patients in coma with brain damage through a single technological device. This project is one of fifteen works chosen by the famous American institute and has incorporated it into its innovation programs. The study led by the head of the Valdecilla Clinical Neurophysiology Service, José Luis Fernández Torre, and the assistant doctor of the Internal Medicine Service Miguel Ángel Hernández-Hernández, will enjoy six months of training and mentoring of their projects by professors from the MIT and other international centers. The project, carried out with the Cajal Institute, the CSIC and the MicroLiquid company, aims to devel...
Mercadona and Lidl grow thanks to the decline of Dia engaged in its worst crisis The supermarket chain drops by 0.7% in 2018 to 7.5% market share, despite "not yet accounted for the negative effects of layoffs", explains the head of retail sector of Kantar Worldpanel Mercadona and Lidl grow thanks to the decline of Dia in the year of its worst crisis. The supermarket chain drops by 0.7% in 2018 to 7.5% market share, despite "not yet accounted for the negative effects of layoffs", explains the head of retail sector of Kantar Worldpanel . The Valencian chain Mercadona remains one more year the undisputed leader for Spanish consumers with a market share of 25%. This means that 1 of every 4 euros spent on mass consumption goes to the firm of Juan Roig, which has strengthened its position especially in fresh products, which account for half of what we Spaniards spend in the shopping cart, according to the figures of the report 'Balance of the Distribution...
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