Telefónica — September 2026

It is mentioned as the owner of Movistar Plus, the platform where the deceased journalist worked.

The company appears as the seller of one of its landmark properties in a major real estate deal in central Madrid.

Telefónica’s president places European satellite autonomy and stronger defense at the center of the business debate.

The telecom operator is named as one of the partners in a public-private consortium bidding to develop a European AI gigafactory.

Telefónica appears as the iPhone’s former official distributor in Spain and an early driver of its local adoption.

Telefónica is cited as an operator that could face higher costs and compliance demands if AI regulations diverge internationally.

Its audiovisual content subsidiary appears as co-claimant in the ruling backing the IP blocks, and its Movistar operator must carry them out.

The company is mentioned as one of the holdings in an individual investor's portfolio used as an example in a feature on new savings trends.

Telefónica is mentioned as a benchmark in a report comparing European trademark and design registrations among companies.

Telefónica is mentioned tangentially as a comparative reference in a stock market analysis focused on the valuation of Digi España.

Telefónica is mentioned as the company behind the name of the Movistar cycling team during a Vuelta a España stage.

Telefónica is mentioned as one of the Spanish stocks chosen by a young investor in a diversified portfolio.

The company is mentioned as one of the holdings in an individual investor's portfolio used as an example in a feature on new savings trends.

Telefónica is mentioned as one of the Spanish stocks chosen by a young investor in a diversified portfolio.

The company is mentioned as part of the Spanish telecommunications sector in the context of a technology gathering also attended by SpaceX.

Losses of 420 million euros at its technology subsidiary are cited as an example of sector difficulties in a broader economic analysis.

The operator is cited as an example of a state-linked company with executives close to the ruling party.

The telecom operator is featured as one of the two companies gaining the most mobile customers in 2026, mainly from its rival MasOrange.

The company is mentioned as the sponsor of the Movistar cycling team during a stage of the Vuelta a España.

Its cultural venue in Madrid hosts a journalists' conversation as part of the Segovia literary festival's program.

It is mentioned as a former sole provider of the universal telecommunications service, ahead of a legal reform opening contracting to any operator.

The Movistar cycling team, central to the stage described, is identified as the squad sponsored by the telecom operator.

The telecom operator is listed among the companies that funded a university chair under judicial investigation, without being implicated in the case.

The company appears as one of the partners in the Spanish consortium bidding for a European artificial intelligence gigafactory.

Its university chair at the University of Seville partially funded an academic study on the spread of pseudoscience online.

The telecom operator is mentioned as one of the companies that could take part in future European mergers amid a possible regulatory shift.

The company is mentioned as co-owner, alongside a holding firm, of a telecom subsidiary referenced incidentally in the article.

The company's president in Spain visited Ceuta to reaffirm its support and investment commitment to the city.

The building sold for 200 million euros had until now been the operator's historic headquarters on Madrid's Gran Vía.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its former historic Madrid headquarters, acquired by a real estate magnate.

Its chairman urges Catalan businessmen to boost a defense industry and positions the operator as a key player in military communications.

Its chairman is calling on Brussels for more room for mergers in exchange for greater investment in sovereign digital infrastructure.

The company is mentioned tangentially while describing the composition of Amancio Ortega's family investment holding.

Telefónica appears as an investor and client of a telecare startup now expanding into Italy.

The company is mentioned tangentially in a roundup of executive appointments in Catalonia, without being the direct subject of the news.

A cultural venue linked to its foundation hosted the presentation of an essay on artificial intelligence, with all seats sold out.

The operator is named as one of the potential players in a future consolidation of the European telecommunications sector.

It is mentioned as one of the potential future buyers of a small Catalan operator facing financial trouble.

The company's chairman argues at a public event that Europe should develop its own satellites to reduce external technological dependence.

It is mentioned as a former sole provider of the universal telecommunications service, ahead of a legal reform opening contracting to any operator.

It is mentioned as a former sole provider of the universal telecommunications service, ahead of a legal reform opening contracting to any operator.

The company appears as the owner of the historic Madrid building it sold to a real estate businessman for around 200 million euros.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its historic corporate headquarters building in Madrid to a private businessman.

Its chairman argues at a business forum for greater European investment in defense technology to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.

Telefónica is mentioned tangentially in a press release about Grupo Entrepinares' technology migration to SAP S/4HANA, without detailing its specific role in the project.

Its chief executive publicly defended the strategic importance of the defense industry before Catalan business leaders.

The telecom operator's chairman publicly advocated for greater European investment in defense technology during a business event in Barcelona.

Its chairman publicly defended the operator's role in defense technologies and communications for military drones.

Its chairman positively assesses a European reform that would ease mergers among telecom operators.

The company, through its foundation, has appointed an executive to lead its communication strategy and strengthen its institutional image.

The company contributes its technological expertise to a livestock research initiative presented at an agricultural fair in Salamanca.

The company's chairman publicly advocated for boosting the defense industry and European technological sovereignty at an event in Catalonia.

The telecom operator's chairman publicly advocated for a strong European defense industry during a business conference.

Its chief executive speaks at a business forum advocating for the development of an autonomous European defense industry.

The telecom operator's chairman publicly advocated at a Catalan business forum for boosting a European defense industry.

Its chairman argued at a business forum that Europe should develop its own satellites to avoid depending on third parties.

The telecom operator contributes the digital infrastructure and connectivity for a university project monitoring animal welfare.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its landmark former Madrid headquarters as part of a real estate divestment.

Telefónica is listed among the companies that funded a university technology platform referenced in a court case unrelated to the company.

The telecom operator is mentioned as one of the companies that contributed staff and resources worth 55,000 euros to a university project now under judicial investigation.

The telecom operator is mentioned as one of the companies that contributed staff and resources worth 55,000 euros to a university project now under judicial investigation.

Its technology subsidiary is mentioned as a minority European cloud alternative amid the fragility shown by major providers.

The company is mentioned tangentially among the venues or contributors listed in a guide to Badajoz's Noche en Blanco event.

The company receives a tangential mention among the venues or contributors listed in a guide to Badajoz's Noche en Blanco event.

The company is mentioned as the seller of its former historic headquarters in Madrid to the developer behind a new shopping mall.

The telecom operator is the subject of an investment bank report that raises its stock valuation and recommends buying its shares.

Telefónica is mentioned tangentially as an industry reference in a report on a major corporate deal by Nvidia in the artificial intelligence sector.

Telefónica is mentioned tangentially as one of the Ibex-35 stocks in coverage of the day's market opening.

It is mentioned as one of the Spanish companies with a strong historical presence in Colombia, in an analysis about rising European investment in that country.

The telecom operator is cited among the major Spanish companies with strategic investments in Brazil, exposed to the country's electoral uncertainty.

Telefónica is mentioned tangentially as a reference within the technology sector in a news piece focused on OpenAI's new artificial intelligence model.

Telefónica is mentioned tangentially in an article about the possible price increase of the next iPhone due to the flash memory crisis, with no direct connection to its own business.

Its foundation partners with a banking entity on an educational program visited by the minister during his trip to Mexico.

The telecom operator has agreed to keep renting part of a sold building on Gran Vía to maintain its flagship store and cultural foundation.

The company sold its historic Madrid building to a shopping-mall businessman, though it will continue occupying part of the premises as a tenant.

The company develops the technology behind a new AI-powered virtual assistant used by a mobile payment platform.

The operator, through its commercial brand, offers discounts on fiber and combined mobile bundles during the back-to-school campaign.

Telefónica is mentioned tangentially in a news report about the launch of a new artificial intelligence model by OpenAI.

The telecom operator is mentioned as a partner of an artificial intelligence company, in an analysis about the lack of European alternatives.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its former historic Madrid headquarters, acquired by a real estate magnate.

The building sold for 200 million euros had until now been the operator's historic headquarters on Madrid's Gran Vía.

The company is listed among the many businesses attending a corporate luncheon organized by the Valencia Chamber of Commerce.

Its underground telecommunications network is among the infrastructures to be taken into account during a new electrical line project in Albacete.

The telecom operator is cited as a historical reference for three former subsidiaries that once traded separately on Spain's stock index 25 years ago.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its historic office building in a major real estate deal in Madrid.

The telecom operator sold its historic headquarters building in Madrid and will remain there as a tenant under a sale-and-leaseback agreement.

A gas leak forced the preventive evacuation of one of the company's buildings in Zaragoza, with no injuries reported.

The company receives a tangential mention in coverage of a business luncheon discussing technological adaptation and institutional stability for investment.

Telefónica is mentioned tangentially as the parent company of Movistar+, the platform that produced the documentary on Spain's 2006 basketball team.

The company is mentioned in passing among the attendees of a business event focused on institutional remarks about Ceuta.

The telecom operator sold its landmark office building in Madrid, though it will continue using it as a tenant for the coming years.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its historic flagship building in Madrid, in a major real estate deal.

The telecom operator sold its historic Gran Vía building but says its flagship store and foundation will keep operating there.

The telecom operator is mentioned as one of the Spanish companies developing data center infrastructure.

The company sold its historic flagship building in Madrid, though it will keep its store and foundation operating there.

One of the company's offices in Zaragoza had to be preventively evacuated after a gas leak was detected, caused by damage to the building's fire suppression system.

The company is listed among the top-gaining stocks in the Ibex 35 trading session.

The company is mentioned as one of the Ibex 35 stocks with a notable performance in a market report on the session, shaped by geopolitical tension in the Middle East.

The telecom operator is listed as one of the best-performing stocks in an Ibex 35 trading session.

The company is the owner of the office building that had to be evacuated due to a gas leak.

The company is referenced as the owner of a building in Zaragoza where staff were temporarily evacuated following a leak during maintenance work on the premises.

The company is the focus of the news as it sells its historic headquarters building in a financial divestment deal.

The company is the protagonist of the sale of an iconic building as part of its debt-reduction plan.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its iconic Madrid headquarters building to a private businessman.

The telecom operator is the focus of the news after selling a historic building it owned in Madrid.

The telecom operator is the main subject after selling its historic headquarters building while keeping its businesses inside it.

The company sells its historic Gran Vía building in Madrid but will continue occupying part of its facilities.

The company is the main subject of the news as the seller of its former corporate headquarters in Madrid to a private investor, in a deal of an asset-related nature.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its former flagship building in a high-value real estate deal.

Telefónica is mentioned tangentially as one of the constituent companies of the Ibex 35 in an analysis of the Spanish stock index's performance and valuation.

The telecom operator appears as the company whose stake was sold by another bank, reflecting the drop in its stock market value.

The telecom operator is cited as one of the major carriers strengthening its budget brand under pressure from a rival taking away its customers.

The operator, through its commercial brand, is highlighted for providing free access to a pilot satellite technology to its users, ensuring connectivity in areas affected by natural disasters.

The operator appears as the tenant of its former headquarters after selling it, keeping its commercial and cultural spaces there.

The company appears as the seller of the building housing its historic Madrid headquarters.

The operator appears as one of the investor partners in the consortium behind a planned European artificial intelligence gigafactory project.

The telecom operator filed numerous permit requests to upgrade network infrastructure, explaining a one-off administrative spike.

The operator appears as the seller of the Latin American subsidiaries whose restructuring led to the layoffs.

Telefónica is mentioned tangentially as a comparative reference within the analysis of the telecom market and another operator's performance.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its historic Madrid building, as part of its real estate divestment strategy.

The telecom operator has sold the building of its historic headquarters in Madrid to a private businessman.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its former flagship building in a major real estate deal.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its former headquarters building in a major real estate deal.

The company appears as the seller of its landmark building on Gran Vía to a private businessman.

The telecom operator sells its historic Madrid headquarters as part of a plan to cut debt and boost liquidity.

The telecom operator is central to the news as it sells its former corporate headquarters to a private businessman.

The telecom operator sells its historic Madrid headquarters as part of a plan to divest non-core assets.

The company is the seller of its historic headquarters building in Madrid as part of a divestment plan.

The telecom operator sells its historic Madrid headquarters to a real estate businessman below its initially expected price.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of one of its historic buildings in a real estate deal in Madrid.

The company is central to the deal, selling its historic office building in Madrid.

The telecom operator sells its historic Madrid headquarters as part of a divestment plan to reduce debt.

The telecom operator completes the sale of its historic Gran Vía building in Madrid to a private businessman for around 200 million euros.

The telecom operator sells its historic Madrid headquarters building to a private businessman for about 200 million euros.

Telefónica is mentioned as one of the standout stocks amid the positive performance of certain listed companies during the Ibex 35 trading session.

The company is central to the news as it sells its historic headquarters building on Gran Vía to a private businessman.

The operator has sold its historic headquarters in Madrid to a commercial real estate businessman.

The telecom operator sells a historic corporate building in Madrid to a real estate businessman for 200 million euros.

The telecom operator sells its historic Madrid office building to a private businessman for 200 million euros.

The telecom operator is central to the story as it sells its former headquarters as part of a debt-reduction plan.

The company appears as the seller of its historic headquarters in Madrid, acquired by a businessman from Granada.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its historic Madrid headquarters in a high-value real estate deal.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its historic corporate building in a high-value real estate deal.

The company appears as the seller of its former headquarters building in a high-value real estate deal.

The company appears as the seller of its historic headquarters in a high-value real estate deal.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its historic Madrid headquarters in a high-value real estate deal.

The telecom operator is identified as the seller of the historic building that housed its headquarters in Madrid.

The company appears as the seller of its historic Madrid office building in a high-value real estate deal.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its former flagship building in a high-value real estate deal.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its former flagship building in a large real estate deal.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its historic Madrid headquarters in a high-value real estate deal.

The company is the seller in the sale of its flagship Madrid building to a private businessman.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its historic corporate headquarters in a high-value real estate deal.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its historic headquarters building in a high-value real estate deal.

The telecom operator sells its historic Madrid headquarters building to a businessman for over two hundred million euros.

The telecom operator sells its historic Madrid headquarters to a private businessman for over two hundred million euros.

The telecom operator sells its historic Madrid headquarters to a businessman in a major real estate deal.

The telecom operator appears as the seller of its historic flagship building in Madrid in a high-value property deal.

The company is the seller in the sale of its historic Madrid headquarters to a private businessman.

The company appears as the seller of its former corporate headquarters in a high-value real estate deal.

The company is the main subject of the news as the seller of a historic corporate building in a major real estate transaction.

The telecom operator is the main sponsor of the cycling team, covering most of its budget together with another brand.

The company is named among major Spanish issuers facing higher financing costs due to rising US interest rates.

The company is mentioned as one of the Spanish firms with an established presence and investments in Brazil.

It is cited as a reference for Spain's leadership in telecommunications within a context about data center investment.

The company is mentioned incidentally in a news report focused on a political debate over government accountability, unrelated to its own operations.

It is mentioned as one of the large corporations that would benefit from a fiscal agreement criticized by a Basque trade union.

The company appears as the sponsor of the cycling team, whose future continuity may depend on the team's sporting results.

The operator appears among the state holding company Sepi's minority stakes, whose 2025 losses reduced the group's financial result.

The operator appears among the state holding company Sepi's minority stakes, whose 2025 losses reduced the group's financial result.

The operator is named among those that must adapt their offerings as the physical SIM card disappears.

The telecom operator is the company whose shares were sold by the bank, resulting in an accounting adjustment in the bank's financial statements.

It is incidentally mentioned that the project's developer recently bought an iconic building that bore the operator's name.

The telecom operator deploys the technological infrastructure of a rural video surveillance system to enhance road safety.

The telecom operator appears as the cycling team's sponsor, with its future continuation in the project under consideration.

Telefónica is mentioned tangentially in coverage of a cultural exhibition on Nikola Tesla organized by other entities.

The operator appears as the previous manager of the anti-abuse tracking bracelet service, before it failed under the new operator.

The company is mentioned tangentially as a reference within an analysis of the impact of potential European car tariffs on the steel sector.

Telefónica is mentioned tangentially as an industry reference within the context of Mediapro's financial deterioration.

The company is the subject of the news as it validates a thousand technological solutions at its Internet of Things laboratory.

Telefónica is mentioned tangentially in the context of the report on Correos' financial situation and its recourse to bank loans.

The company appears as the sponsor of the cycling team, whose future continuity partly depends on its sporting results.

A Telefónica executive takes part as a mentor at an innovation and entrepreneurship forum held in Seville.

The company sponsors the cycling team, and its future involvement may depend on the team's results in the race.

The company is central to an institutional meeting where it presents technology initiatives aimed at regional modernization and emergency response.

The operator appears as the driving force behind an agreement with regional authorities to deploy digital technology in rural areas.

The company is mentioned among digital infrastructure operators closely monitoring the new state regulation on data centers.

The operator is singled out by a municipality for failing to remove disused cabling that is causing agricultural and environmental damage.

The telecom operator collaborates with the regional government providing technology for emergencies and rural development.

The telecom operator collaborates with the regional government on technology projects for emergencies and depopulation.

The telecom operator appears as a technology partner of the regional government for emergency and depopulation projects.

The company is highlighted as a key technology partner in a regional government meeting aimed at improving emergency management and addressing population decline in the area.

It is cited as one of the Spanish companies present in Colombia affected by regional instability.'

Movistar and O2 appear in a commercial comparison of telecom plans, highlighted for their fiber coverage and simple offering.

The company is mentioned as a former nearby employer whose offices used to provide regular customers to the restaurant in the past.

O2, a Telefónica brand, is cutting the amount of free roaming data available to its customers.

The company is mentioned as a former nearby employer whose offices used to provide regular customers to the restaurant in the past.

Telefónica appears as the main sponsor of a cycling team whose future depends on sporting results and additional commercial investment.

The brand is the main focus of the news as the driving force, through its foundation, behind a collaboration agreement with AIC to promote technological training and employment in the automotive sector in the Basque Country.

The company appears as the main sponsor of a cycling team whose continuity depends on sporting results and new commercial agreements.