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What are the main sources of information in each EU country in 2025? - Portugal Business News Marketing News EU – Here are the main sources of information in each EU country in 2025, including the audience share for TV, radio, newspapers and magazines, search engines, social media platforms, video platforms and AI chatbots, according to a survey by the European Parliament published in October 2025:     Here are the main sources of information in each EU country in 2025:     1 - Belgium   TV – 69% Radio – 49% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 42% Search Engines – 30% Social Media Platforms – 36% Video Platforms – 17% AI Chatbots – 8%     2 – Bulgaria   TV – 73% Radio – 32% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 23% Search Engines – 46% Social Media Platforms – 55% Video Platforms – 36% AI Chatbots – 13%     3 - Czechia   TV – 67% Radio – 28% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 25% Search Engines – 48% Social Media Platforms – 43% Video Platforms – 27% AI Chatbots – 11%     4 - Denmark   TV – 66% Radio – 40% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 51% Search Engines – 42% Social Media Platforms – 42% Video Platforms – 18% AI Chatbots – 11%     5 - Germany   TV – 70% Radio – 51% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 48% Search Engines – 43% Social Media Platforms – 34% Video Platforms – 27% AI Chatbots – 9%     6 – Estonia   TV – 61% Radio – 45% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 44% Search Engines – 36% Social Media Platforms – 49% Video Platforms – 30% AI Chatbots – 10%     7 – Ireland   TV – 62% Radio – 48% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 36% Search Engines – 41% Social Media Platforms – 50% Video Platforms – 25% AI Chatbots – 9%     8 – Greece   TV – 54% Radio – 33% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 34% Search Engines – 49% Social Media Platforms – 56% Video Platforms – 41% AI Chatbots – 14%     9 – Spain   TV – 74% Radio – 43% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 42% Search Engines – 31% Social Media Platforms – 38% Video Platforms – 25% AI Chatbots – 8%     10 – France   TV – 73% Radio – 45% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 38% Search Engines – 32% Social Media Platforms – 33% Video Platforms – 17% AI Chatbots – 6%     11 – Croatia   TV – 73% Radio – 43% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 27% Search Engines – 45% Social Media Platforms – 44% Video Platforms – 26% AI Chatbots – 8%     12 – Italy   TV – 75% Radio – 36% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 45% Search Engines – 44% Social Media Platforms – 39% Video Platforms – 24% AI Chatbots – 9%     13 - Rep. of Cyprus   TV – 62% Radio – 40% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 35% Search Engines – 57% Social Media Platforms – 76% Video Platforms – 41% AI Chatbots – 17%     14 – Latvia   TV – 53% Radio – 35% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 21% Search Engines – 27% Social Media Platforms – 56% Video Platforms – 38% AI Chatbots – 11%     15 – Lithuania   TV – 60% Radio – 35% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 25% Search Engines – 51% Social Media Platforms – 48% Video Platforms – 41% AI Chatbots – 15%     16 – Luxembourg   TV – 64% Radio – 64% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 57% Search Engines – 49% Social Media Platforms – 46% Video Platforms – 34% AI Chatbots – 13%     17 – Hungary   TV – 53% Radio – 29% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 21% Search Engines – 38% Social Media Platforms – 55% Video Platforms – 37% AI Chatbots – 11%     18 – Malta   TV – 48% Radio – 27% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 38% Search Engines – 43% Social Media Platforms – 74% Video Platforms – 27% AI Chatbots – 12%     19 – Netherlands   TV – 66% Radio – 38% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 44% Search Engines – 33% Social Media Platforms – 35% Video Platforms – 15% AI Chatbots – 8%     20 – Austria   TV – 67% Radio – 52% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 54% Search Engines – 39% Social Media Platforms – 37% Video Platforms – 25% AI Chatbots – 10%     21 – Poland   TV – 70% Radio – 46% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 31% Search Engines – 47% Social Media Platforms – 52% Video Platforms – 33% AI Chatbots – 11%     22 – Portugal   TV – 80% Radio – 42% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 46% Search Engines – 43% Social Media Platforms – 40% Video Platforms – 22% AI Chatbots – 10%     23 – Romania   TV – 72% Radio – 37% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 34% Search Engines – 52% Social Media Platforms – 48% Video Platforms – 38% AI Chatbots – 16%     24 – Slovenia   TV – 63% Radio – 44% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 33% Search Engines – 49% Social Media Platforms – 40% Video Platforms – 27% AI Chatbots – 16%     25 – Slovakia   TV – 67% Radio – 41% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 26% Search Engines – 37% Social Media Platforms – 51% Video Platforms – 24% AI Chatbots – 8%     26 – Finland   TV – 71% Radio – 42% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 55% Search Engines – 43% Social Media Platforms – 41% Video Platforms – 25% AI Chatbots – 7%     27 – Sweden   TV – 66% Radio – 40% Newspapers & magazines printed or online – 46% Search Engines – 41% Social Media Platforms – 44% Video Platforms – 26% AI Chatbots – 11%

What are Portugal’s housing measures for 2026? - Portugal Business News Government of Portugal News – Here are Portugal’s housing measures for 2026, including significant tax reductions for landlords and tax deductions for tenants, according to the announcement made by Portugal’s Prime Minister on October 27 th , 2025:     Here are Portugal’s housing measures for 2026:   1 – For landlords, Portugal will reduce the autonomous IRS tax rate on rents up to 2,300 euros from 25% to 10%.   2 - For tenants, Portugal will increase the ceiling on IRS tax deductions to 900 euros in 2026 and to 1,000 euros in 2027 .   3 – Portugal will invest more than 9 billion euros of investment in public housing. Stating that "housing is an absolute priority" , Portugal’s Prime Minister said that "we have doubled investment and secured financing beyond the RRP horizon" ending in 2026.   4 - The Government of Portugal has streamlined public procurement for projects funded by the EU and will make vacant public properties available for rent to the middle class through public-private partnerships.   5 – Portugal’s Government has "introduced a real shock to increase supply,"  to promote housing for all, including the middle class by reducing VAT rate for the construction of non-luxury housing .

Top 10 EU Insurtech startups to watch in 2025 - Portugal Business News News Tech Startups EU – Here are the Top 10 EU Insurtech startups to watch in 2025, according to the latest study by CB Insights:     Top 10 EU Insurtech startups to watch in 2025 (in alphabetical order):     1 – Akur8 - France   Akur8 raised total funding of USD 186.28 million Series C  from Kamet Ventures, BlackFin Capital Partners, MTech Capital, Plug and Play APAC, Plug and Play Insurtech, Plug and Play Japan, FinTLV, Guidewire, One Peak Partners, Partners Group.   Akur8 provides pricing and reserving platforms for the insurance industry. The company offers a suite of software solutions that utilize machine learning and predictive analytics for actuarial pricing and reserving processes. Akur8's platforms aim to support insurance pricing and reserving for personal and commercial lines insurers, managing general agents, insurers, and health insurers. It was founded in 2019 and is based in Paris, France.     2 – Alan - France   Akur8 raised total funding of USD 749.27 million Series F  from 2080 Ventures, Agoranov, Moonfire, Motier Ventures, Teachers' Venture Growth, CNP Assurances, Partech, Portage Ventures, Power Financial Corporation, Startup Garage Paris from Facebook, Index Ventures, Kima Ventures, DST Global, Temasek, Coatue, Dragoneer Investment Group, Exor, Ribbit Capital, Lakestar, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, Origins Fund, Teampact Ventures, Belfius Bank.   Alan provides health insurance services and preventive health solutions within the healthcare industry. It offers health insurance plans, a healthcare system navigation tool through Alan Clinic, and mental well-being support with Alan Mind, designed to improve the health and productivity of individuals and corporate employees. It primarily serves diverse sectors, including tech startups, hospitality, the public sector, retail, and industrial businesses. It was founded in 2016 and is based in Paris, France.     3 – DeepOpinion – Austria   Akur8 raised total funding of USD 14.31 million from a Biz Plan Competition  with Creative Destruction Lab, Kaushik Subramanian, Lunar Ventures, Stride.VC, Plug and Play Insurtech, EIC Accelerator, Alpha Intelligence Capital, Red River West, Stride Ventures, Generative AI Challenge.   DeepOpinion specializes in generative automation for enterprises, focusing on the automation of knowledge work and unstructured data processing. The company offers a platform that combines business process digitization, no-code development, and generative AI to enable the creation of enterprise-grade AI applications. DeepOpinion primarily serves sectors such as financial services, insurance, and manufacturing. It was founded in 2020 and is based in Innsbruck, Austria.     4 - Descartes Underwriting – France   Descartes Underwriting raised total funding of USD 141.78 million Series B - II from French Tech Next40/120, Racine2, Le Swave, BlackFin Capital Partners, ESA BIC Nord France, Cathay Innovation, Serena Capital, Eurazeo, Highland Europe, Mundi Ventures, Seaya Ventures, Leading European Tech Scaleups, Battery Ventures.   Descartes Underwriting provides parametric insurance for climate, cyber, and emerging risks within the insurance industry. The company develops event-driven coverage that pays out based on predefined parameters and utilizes a method to model and assess risks. It serves corporate and public sector clients across industries, including agriculture, construction, and financial institutions. The company was founded in 2019 and is based in Paris, France.     5 – Kota – Ireland   Kota raised total funding of USD 23.01 million Series A  from Cocoa VC, EQT Life Sciences, Foreword, Unpopular Ventures, Frontline Ventures, Northzone, David Clarke, EQT Ventures, Job van der Voort, Romain Huet, 9Yards Capital, Eurazeo, Plug and Play.   Kota provides an employee benefits platform within the insurance and retirement sectors. It offers health, dental, vision insurance, workplace pensions, and life insurance, all managed through a centralized system that integrates with HR tools. Kota serves companies looking to manage their employee benefits processes and ensure compliance across multiple countries. Kota was formerly known as Yonder. It was founded in 2022 and is based in Dublin 2, Ireland.     6 – Mila – France   Mila raised total funding of USD 24.78 million Series A  from Le Swave, Breega, Kenya Matsumoto, Yann Elbaz, Elevation Capital Partners.   Mila offers insurance products such as unpaid rent insurance and non-occupant owner insurance, designed to protect landlords and property managers from financial losses. Mila primarily serves the real estate industry, catering to individual landlords, property management agencies, and real estate professionals. It was founded in 2020 and is based in Puteaux, France.     7 – Neat – France   Neat raised total funding of USD 64.99 million Series A  from Purple, Founders Future, Mundi Ventures, NewAlpha, Octopus Ventures, Athletico Ventures, ETFS Capital, Hedosophia.   Neat focuses on providing embedded insurance solutions in the insurance industry. The company offers white-label and tailor-made insurance solutions that are integrated into the sales funnels of merchants, providing protection for a variety of products and services. Neat primarily sells to sectors such as the e-commerce and retail industry, the high-tech industry, and the mobility industry. It was founded in 2022 and is based in Bordeaux, France.     8 – Orus – France   Orus raised total funding of USD 45.73 million Series B  from Foreword, Arthur Waller, Christophe Triquet, Frst Capital, Partech, Pierre-Olivier Desaulle, Portage Ventures, Raphael Vullierme, Albert Malagarriga Fandos, Grégoire Rastoul, Notion Capital, Redstone, Thierry Daucourt, VR Ventures, Singular.   Orus focuses on providing insurance services, operating within the insurance industry. The company offers a range of insurance products, including professional liability insurance, multi-risk restaurant insurance, ten-year insurance, and health insurance for independent workers. Its services are designed to provide coverage for various professional activities, with a particular emphasis on independent workers, startups, and small to medium-sized enterprises. The company was founded in 2021 and is based in Paris, France.     9 – Skarlett – France   Skarlett raised total funding of USD 13.57 million Seed VC  from Angel Invest, Kima Ventures, Alven Capital, Motier Ventures, RAISE Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Xavier Niel, 115K.   Skarlett provides services including health insurance, banking loans, and real estate solutions for individuals aged 60 and above. Its clientele consists of retirees seeking financial products that meet their needs. It was founded in 2023 and is based in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France.     10 – Stoik – France   Stoik raised total funding of USD 53.89 million Series B - II  from Alven Capital, Anthemis, Emmanuel Schalit, Henry Kravis, Kima Ventures, Raphael Vullierme, Andreessen Horowitz, Henri de Castries, Julian Teicke, Munich Re Ventures, Opera Tech Ventures, Marc-André ter Stegen, Cyber Integrity Capital, Tokio Marine HCC   Stoik specializes in combining insurance and cybersecurity to help businesses manage their exposure to cyber risks. The company offers a solution including insurance coverage and a cybersecurity software platform. Stoik primarily serves the insurance brokerage sector by providing tools and support. It was founded in 2023 and is based in Paris, France.

Which EU countries have the highest value of services exported by foreign companies? - Portugal Business News News Economy EU - Here is the ranking of EU countries that have the highest value of services exported outside the EU by foreign-owned companies in 2023, according to a report by Eurostat dated October 27 th , 2025: 1 - What is the value of services exported outside the EU?   The value of services exported by the EU to countries outside the EU reached 1.4 billion euros  in 2023.   Foreign-controlled enterprises, from another EU country or from a non-EU country, played a key role in EU service exports, as per the figures below:     2 - Top 10 EU countries that have the highest value of services exported by foreign-owned companies:     1 – Ireland   Ireland ranks No. 1 country that has the highest value of services exported outside the EU by foreign-owned companies, with a value of 214,010,495 thousand euros.     2 – Netherlands   The Netherlands ranks 2 nd country that has the highest value of services exported outside the EU by foreign-owned companies, with a value of 91,160, 792 thousand euros.     3 – Luxembourg   Luxembourg ranks 3 rd  country that has the highest value of services exported outside the EU by foreign-owned companies, with a value of 52,511,064 thousand euros.     4 – Germany   Germany ranks 4 th  country that has the highest value of services exported outside the EU by foreign-owned companies, with a value of 50,976,425 thousand euros.     5 – France   France ranks 5 th  country that has the highest value of services exported outside the EU by foreign-owned companies, with a value of 29,574,096 thousand euros.     6 – Belgium   Belgium ranks 6 th  country that has the highest value of services exported outside the EU by foreign-owned companies, with a value of 26,151,294 thousand euros.     7 – Sweden   Sweden ranks 7 th  country that has the highest value of services exported outside the EU by foreign-owned companies, with a value of 25,133,318 thousand euros.     8 – Poland   Poland ranks 8 th  country that has the highest value of services exported outside the EU by foreign-owned companies, with a value of 20,536,245 thousand euros.     9 – Spain   Spain ranks 9 th  country that has the highest value of services exported outside the EU by foreign-owned companies, with a value of 16,024,897 thousand euros.     10 – Italy   Italy ranks 10 th  country that has the highest value of services exported outside the EU by foreign-owned companies, with a value of 15,508,776 thousand euros.

The EU discusses housing policies led by Portugal - Portugal Business News Portugal led the EU discussions on housing policies at the meeting of the Heads of State and Government of the European Union (EU) in Brussels on October 23 rd , 2025.   Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro highlighted the fact that the European Council discussed housing, "a matter that had never been on the table before," in his statement at the end of the meeting of the Heads of State or Government of the European Union. Why should housing policies be discussed by the EU as a whole?   Luís Montenegro stated that, for Portugal "it was the culmination of an awareness-raising process that we have promoted in recent months", with a view to looking at a "reality that affects many Member States and that, although it is the responsibility of the States themselves "and there are many that have this problem, it deserves concerted and transversal treatment" by the EU.   Portugal’s Prime Minister added that, when we talk about housing, "we are talking about economic competitiveness," the "essential right to housing," and "retaining human resources."   "I raised awareness among Council members about the advantage, already understood by the Commission, of coordinating policies" that can help ensure that our fellow citizens feel they have "the opportunity to access decent housing at affordable prices,"  he said.    These policies also involve simplifying procedures, financing, and licensing, so that there is more supply for the rental and acquisition market, as well as tax policy, industrial policy, and innovation policy. What are Portugal's housing policies?   Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro also noted that "the exploration of new construction techniques is rapidly developing," highlighting the increased speed, quantity, and suitability for environmental challenges. In Portugal, housing and student accommodation have been inaugurated "built in half a year, factory-built, and then finished on-site."

What is the percentage of salaries spent on rent in Europe in 2025? - Portugal Business News   Real Estate News Europe – Here is the ranking of countries with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in city centres in Europe in 2025, according to the Research Paper published by the Deutsche Bank Research Institute published in 2025:     Ranking of Top 20 countries with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in city centres in Europe in 2025:     1 – Lisbon, Portugal   Lisbon ranks the No. 1 country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 116% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     2 – Barcelona, Spain   Barcelona ranks 2 nd  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 74% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     3 – Madrid, Spain   Madrid ranks 3 rd  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 74% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     4 – Milan, Italy   Milan ranks 4 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 72% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     5 – Rome, Italy   Rome ranks 5 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 65% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     6 – Dublin, Ireland   Dublin ranks 6 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 62% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     7 – Athens, Greece   Athens ranks 7 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 57% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     8 – Warsaw, Poland   Warsaw ranks 8 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 56% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     9 – Prague, Czech Republic   Prague ranks 9 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 54% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     10 – Budapest, Hungary   Budapest ranks 10 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 52% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     11 – Amsterdam, Netherlands   Amsterdam ranks 11 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 50% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     12 – Stockholm, Sweden   Stockholm ranks 12 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 46% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     13 – Munich, Germany   Munich ranks 13 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 45% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     14 – Paris, France   Paris ranks 14 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 45% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     15 – Copenhagen, Denmark   Copenhagen ranks 15 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 43% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     16 – Oslo, Norway   Oslo ranks 16 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 42% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     17 – Berlin, Germany   Berlin ranks 17 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 40% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     18 – Brussels, Belgium   Brussels ranks 18 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 40% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     19 – Vienna, Austria   Vienna ranks 19 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 37% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.     20 – Helsinki, Finland   Helsinki ranks 20 th  country in Europe with the highest percentage of salaries spent on rent in 2025, with 35% of average salaries spent on rent in 2025.

Top 20 countries globally with the lowest investment risk in 2025 - Portugal Business News Investment News World – Here are the Top 20 countries globally with the lowest investment risk in 2025, according to the Henley&Partners study published on October 21 st , 2025:   The investment risk index ranks the countries with the least exposure to geopolitical, economic, and climate risks as well as their capacity to adapt and recover, revealing how resilience is increasingly concentrated in smaller, highly adaptive states as per the list of Prime investment countries below:     Top 20 countries globally with the lowest investment risk in 2025:   1 – Switzerland   Switzerland ranks No. 1 country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 88.42%.     2 – Denmark   Denmark ranks 2 nd  country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 85.09%.     3 – Norway   Norway ranks 3 rd  country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 83.54%.     4 – Singapore   Singapore ranks 4th country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 83.37%.     5 – Sweden   Sweden ranks 5th country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 83.18%.     6 – Luxembourg   Luxembourg ranks 6th country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 83.03%.     7 – Finland   Finland ranks 7th country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 82.14%.     8 – Greenland   Greenland ranks 8th country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 81.24%.     9 – Netherlands   The Netherlands ranks 9 th country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 80.79%.     10 – Germany   Germany ranks 10th country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 80.71%.     11 – Iceland   Iceland ranks 11th country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 79.84%.     12 – Liechtenstein   Liechtenstein ranks 12 th country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 78.86%.     13 – Canada   Canada ranks 13 th  country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 78.48%.     14 – Austria   Austria ranks 14 th  country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 78.48%.     15 – Estonia   Estonia ranks 15 th  country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 78.35%.     16 – Czechia   Czechia ranks 16 th  country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 78.01%.     17 – Ireland   Ireland ranks 17 th  country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 77.89%.     18 – New Zealand   New Zealand ranks 18 th country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 77.77%.     19 – Hong Kong   Hong Kong ranks 19 th  country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 76.52%.     20 – Faroe Islands   The Faroe Islands rank 20 th country with the lowest investment risk in the world in 2025 with a resilience index score of 76.40%.

What are House prices in Portugal for T1-T4 in 2025? - Portugal Business News Real Estate News Portugal - House prices in Portugal now exceed EUR 2,000/m2 for the first time, setting a new record. Here is how much it costs to buy a house in Portugal in 2025 in the main regions, with prices divided into T0, T1, T2, T3 and T4:     The median price for houses sold in Portugal for the 41,608 family properties transacted between April and the end of June 2025, reached 2,065 euros per square meter, that is a 19% increase compared to the same period in 2024, according to a report from INE published on October 22 nd , 2025.     Here is how much it costs to buy a house in Portugal in 2025 in the main regions for T1-T4:       1 – Lisbon   The average house prices in Lisbon are 4,865 euros per m2 The price of a T0 and T1 in Lisbon is 5,171 per m2 The price of a T2 in Lisbon is 4,550 per m2 The price of a T3 in Lisbon is 4,307 per m2 The price of a T4+ in Lisbon is 4,200 per m2     2 - Cascais   The average house prices in Cascais are 4,346 euros per m2 The price of a T0 and T1 in Cascais is 4,623 per m2 The price of a T2 in Cascais is 4,133 per m2 The price of a T3 in Cascais is 4,105 per m2 The price of a T4+ in Cascais is 4,756 per m2     3 – Porto   The average house prices in Porto are 3,309 euros per m2 The price of a T0 and T1 in Porto is 3,638 per m2 The price of a T2 in Porto is 2,916 per m2 The price of a T3 in Porto is 2,839 per m2 The price of a T4+ in Porto is 2,608 per m2     4 – Setúbal   The average house prices in Setúbal are 2,366 euros per m2 The price of a T0 and T1 in Setúbal is 2,429 per m2 The price of a T2 in Setúbal is 2,205 per m2 The price of a T3 in Setúbal is 2,106 per m2 The price of a T4+ in Setúbal is 2,165 per m2     5 - Coimbra   The average house prices in Coimbra are 2,028 euros per m2 The price of a T0 and T1 in Coimbra is 2,339 per m2 The price of a T2 in Coimbra is 2,103 per m2 The price of a T3 in Coimbra is 1,773 per m2 The price of a T4+ in Coimbra is 1,604 per m2     6 – Braga   The average house prices in Braga are 1,987 euros per m2 The price of a T0 and T1 in Braga is 2,394 per m2 The price of a T2 in Braga is 1,894 per m2 The price of a T3 in Braga is 1,766 per m2 The price of a T4+ in Braga is 1,522 per m2   However, the cheapest municipality in Portugal is in the district of Braga and is called Barcelos.   The average house prices in Barcelos are 1,554 euros per m2 The price of a T0 and T1 in Barcelos is 1,952 per m2 The price of a T2 in Barcelos is 1,603 per m2 The price of a T3 in Barcelos is 1,415 per m2 The price of a T4+ in Barcelos is 1,157 per m2

Top 10 SaaS European startups to watch in 2026 - Portugal Business News Tech Startup News Europe – Here is the ranking of the Top 10 SaaS European startups to watch in 2026, according to the SaaS Rising 100 report published by Sifted:     Top 10 SaaS European startups to watch in 2026:   1 – Lovable – Stockholm – Total Seed Funding: EUR 21.2 million   2 – Tessl – London - Total Series A Funding: EUR 112.8 million   3 – FlexAI – Paris - Total Seed Funding: EUR 28.5 million   4 – n8n – Berlin - Total Series B Funding: EUR 75 million   5 – Black Forest Labs – Germany - Total Seed Funding: EUR 28 million   6 – Legora – Stockholm - Total Series B Funding: EUR 102.7 million   7 – Tacto – Germany - Total Series A Funding: EUR 54.9 million   8 – Photoroom – Paris - Total Series B Funding: EUR 64 million   9 – Port – Israel - Total Series B Funding: EUR 54.2 million   10 – Vertice – London - Total Series C Funding: EUR 94.1 million

What are the salaries in the Healthcare sector in Portugal in 2025? - Portugal Business News News Salaries in Portugal - Here is the complete list of salaries in the Healthcare and Medical sector in Portugal in 2025, according to a study by MichaelPage: Salaries in the Healthcare and Medical sector in Portugal in 2025: Business Functions Lisbon - MIN Lisbon - MAX Porto - MÍN Porto - MAX Business Unit Manager/Director 89 000 € 150 000 € 75 000 € 110 000 € Sales & Marketing Manager 63 000 € 93 000 € 55 000 € 81 000 € Sales Manager 59 000 € 82 000 € 57 000 € 78 000 € Area Manager 50 000 € 63 000 € 46 000 € 59 000 € Key Account Manager 47 000 € 65 000 € 47 000 € 63 000 € Product Specialist 32 000 € 49 000 € 28 000 € 45 000 € Hospital Delegate 37 000 € 51 000 € 35 000 € 49 000 € Medical Information Delegate 26000 € 43 000 € 26 000 € 38 000 € Pharmacy Channel Delegate 25 000 € 39 000 € 24 000 € 36 000 € Business Developement Manager/ Director 63 000 € 101 000 € 63 000 € 75 000 € International Business Developer 41 000 € 58 000 € 35 000 € 45 000 €   Functions of the Medical Department   Lisbon - MIN   Lisbon - MAX   Porto - MÍN   Porto - MAX Medical Director 92 000 € 135 000 € 87 000 € 119 000 € Medical Manager 60 000 € 87 000 € 60 000 € 80 000 € Medical Scientific Liaison 45 000 € 56 000 € 42 000 € 50 000 € Medical Writer 28 000 € 38 000 € 28 000 € 38 000 €   Marketing Functions   Lisbon - MIN   Lisbon - MAX   Porto - MÍN   Porto - MAX Marketing Manager/ Director 70 000 € 90 000 € 66 000 € 84 000 € Brand/ Product Manager 35 000 € 70 000 € 35 000 € 51 000 € Marketing Assistant 23 000 € 31 000 € 22 000 € 29 000 € Digital Marketing Manager 42 000 € 65 000 € 40 000 € 53 000 € Digital Marketing Specialist 24 000 € 38 000 € 22 000 € 29 000 € Ecommerce Key Account Manager 42 000 € 60 000 € 26 000 € 44 000 €   Technical and Support Functions   Lisbon - MIN   Lisbon - MAX   Porto - MÍN   Porto - MAX Qualified Person 60 000 € 111 000 € 47 000 € 84 000 € Regulatory Affairs Manager 43 000 € 70 000 € 40 000 € 59 000 € Regulatory Affairs Specialist 27 000 € 39 000 € 26 000 € 37 000 € Quality Assurance Manager 48 000 € 70 000 € 49 000 € 66 000 € Quality Assurance Specialist 28 000 € 45 000 € 28 000 € 43 000 € Quality Control Manager 48 000 € 60 000 € 51 000 € 63 000 € Quality Control Specialist 26 000 € 38 000 € 26 000 € 37 000 € Pharmacovigilance Manager 30 000 € 45 000 € 26 000 € 37 000 € Pharmacovigilance Specialist 24 000 € 32 000 € 19 000 € 27 300 € Lead Clinical Research Associate 45 000 € 60 000 € 38 000 € 51 000 € Clinical Research Associate 35 000 € 47 000 € 26 000 € 34 000 €

What are the salaries in the Tourism sector in Portugal in 2025? - Portugal Business News News Salaries in Portugal - Here is the complete list of salaries in the Tourism sector in Portugal in 2025, according to a study by MichaelPage: Salaries in the Tourism sector in Portugal in 2025:   Operational Functions   Lisbon - MIN Lisbon - MAX Porto - MÍN Porto - MAX Operations Director   77 000 € 140 000 € 63 000 € 95 000 € Hotel General Manager   56 000 € 105 000 € 50 000 € 88 000 € Deputy General Manager   42 000 € 70 000 € 42 000 € 65 000 € F&B Director   49 000 € 70 000 € 42 000 € 65 000 € F&B Assistant Director   28 000 € 42 000 € 28 000 € 40 000 € Chief   49 000 € 98 000 € 44 000 € 88 000 € Sous Chef   35 000 € 56 000 € 32 000 € 50 000 € Front Office Manager   28 000 € 49 000 € 26 000 € 37 000 € Housekeeping Manager   37 800 € 49 000 € 30 000 € 42 000 € * The values shown refer to the gross annual remuneration, without bonus   Headquarters Functions   Lisbon - MIN Lisbon - MAX Porto - MÍN Porto - MAX Sales/Marketing Director   49 000 € 84 000 € 42 000 € 65 000 € Sales/Marketing Manager   42 000 € 56 000 € 37 000 € 60 000 € PR/Events Manager   28 000 € 49 000 € 26 000 € 45 000 € Ecommerce Manager   35 000 € 49 000 € 35 000 € 44 000 € Revenue Manager   35 000 € 70 000 € 35 000 € 63 000 € * The values shown refer to the gross annual remuneration, without bonus

What are the salaries in the Logistics sector in Portugal in 2025? - Portugal Business News News Salaries in Portugal - Here is the complete list of salaries in the Logistics sector in Portugal in 2025, according to a study by MichaelPage: Salaries in the Logistics sector in Portugal in 2025: Purchasing   Lisbon - MIN Lisbon - MAX Porto - MÍN Porto - MAX Customer Service Representative   18 000 € 26 000 € 17 000 € 21 000 € Customer Service Manager   28 000 € 42 000 € 24 000 € 36 000 € Customer Service Director   45 000 € 65 000 € 35 000 € 55 000 €   Procurement & Supply Chain     Lisbon - MIN   Lisbon - MAX   Porto - MÍN   Porto - MAX Supply Chain Analyst   21 000 € 28 000 € 20 000 € 25 000 € Supply / Demand Planner   26 000 € 42 000 € 22 000 € 35 000 € Supply Chain Manager   40 000 € 60 000 € 35 000 € 55 000 € Supply Chain Director   62 000 € 90 000 € 56 000 € 75 000 € Procurement Specialist   27 000 € 35 000 € 24 000 € 35 000 € Buyer   32 000 € 42 000 € 25 000 € 42 000 € Category/Commodity Manager   34 000 € 48 000 € 34 000 € 45 000 € Procurement Supervisor   38 000 € 52 000 € 31 000 € 49 000 € Procurement Manager   45 000 € 60 000 € 40 000 € 56 000 € Procurement Director   58 000 € 110 000 € 50 000 € 75 000 €   Logistics     Lisbon - MIN   Lisbon - MAX   Porto - MÍN   Porto - MAX Import/Export Specialist   20 000 € 28 000 € 17 000 € 24 000 € Transportation Coordinator   28 000 € 42 000 € 25 200 € 35 000 € Transportation Manager   45 000 € 65 000 € 39 200 € 56 000 € Logistics Coordinator   27 000 € 38 000 € 25 200 € 35 000 € Warehousing Supervisor   25 000 € 35 000 € 23 800 € 35 000 € Warehousing Manager   30 000 € 45 000 € 25 200 € 42 000 € Logistics Manager   40 000 € 56 000 € 35 000 € 50 000 € Logistics Director   60 000 € 95 000 € 50 000 € 80 000 €