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Companies from Brazil, Colombia and Chile stood out as winners in revenues and profits in Latin Trade’s most recent Shipping and Logistics Company Ranking of 2019. In the profit growth ranking, Brazil’s Julio Simões posted ...
Mexico’s president conceded on Sunday that economic growth has fallen short of his expectations, but said that wealth is now more fairly distributed as he celebrated a year in office riding high in opinion polls, ...
UPS’s strategy for the airline explained. Interview with UPS Vice President, Bala Ganesh Picture a UPS delivery truck housing three drones on its rooftop. Drones lift off from the moving vehicle taking packages ...
One hundred days into his presidency, Laurentino “Nito” Cortizo sat down with Latin Trade/Latin Trade.com editorial board chairman Richard Burns to explain why he’s optimistic about fulfilling his election promises. By Richard Burns Panamanian President ...
América Móvil, the telecoms company controlled by Mexican magnate Carlos Slim, has announced an investment of $7.1 billion for infrastructure in Brazil. The announcement comes after a meeting between Carlos Slim and Brazilian President Jair ...
Education experts and presidents of some of the most important Colombian universities met under the auspices of the country’s largest student-loan servicer, government-owned Icetex. They discussed the challenges and opportunities their industry faces as the ...
Brazilian consumers are increasingly looking to buy connected devices for personal use and for the home, according to research carried out by software firm Avast. According to the study, 31 percent of consumers in Brazil ...
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The digital payment market in Latin America has been growing at a rate of 20 percent year-on-year, according to the Boston Consulting Group’s Global Payments Report 2019: Tapping into Pockets of Growth. The growth rates ...
Mexican companies create the most value in Latin America, Latin Trade’s new rankings shows. The Latin American Value Creators ranks the firms that create or destroy value by measuring their Economic Value Added (EVA). Mexican ...
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