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- Liva & Laia : 15th November
Spain's ministry of labour and immigration have released a report illustrating how a total of 1110'058 have closed after falling victim to the global economic recession.
Small to medium sized businesses employing between 6 to 50 people have been hit hardest by the slump, with 47,835 such companies being forced to close. Companies employing between 2 and 5 people, termed 'enterprises' saw 39,708 casualties.
However, the number of companies listing over 500 employees increased by 96 between January 2008 and the end of July 2010.
A total of 33,332 new companies were registered with the social security bureau since February of this year.