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DB1Twin; the retractable double-sided monitors in the brand new nerve centre of the Fundación Caja de Burgos.

In 2018, Qatar created an independent establishment called the Qatar Free Zones Authority (QFZA), to oversee and regulate world-class “free zones” in Qatar, that offer outstanding opportunities and benefits for businesses seeking to expand globally. These 'free zones' are intended to promote and encourage foreign investment into the state by offering specific commercial concessions which are attractive to international businesses. QFZA has a vision to become the world’s best, by providing a combination of state of the art infrastructure, unparalleled global connectivity, with a commitment to sustainability and business ease and simplicity.

Simple, elegant, with a long history, and constructed at the height of 19th-century architecture, few buildings in Madrid have evolved as successfully and harmoniously as the headquarters of the Banco de España (The Bank of Spain). Located in the iconic setting of the Plaza de Cibeles, its construction was approved at the end of 1883 and the first phase was completed in 1891. Eduardo de Adaro was its main architect, (assisted initially by Severiano Sainz de la Lastra and, after his death, by José María de Aguilar y Vela).