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Desde que comenzó a dirigir la operación de Puma Energy en las Américas hace siete años, la tarea del economista y administrador argentino Rodrigo Zavala se había centrado en comprar activos y construir infraestructura en ...
By Marco N. Yurén. More than 10,000 workers sub-contracted by Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) through petroleum service companies lost their jobs in January due to the cancellation of contracts with this Mexican oil company in the ...
By Frank Holder, Chairman, FTI Consulting Latin American region The last remnants of Cold War hostilities began to unravel on December 17, 2014 when United States President Barack Obama ordered the restoration of full diplomatic relations ...
Latin Trade spoke with IHS’s Diego Moya Ocampos about the business climate in Venezuela amid a declining global oil price. By Mark Keller In what came as little surprise to those familiar with Latin America’s ...
Steel and mining companies continued to see strong declines in the 3Q14, though they were balanced out by gains in food and beverage companies. Revenues at 25 of the largest multilatinas saw a slight decline ...
Following trends seen in our Multilatina Index, food and energy companies saw the largest gains in our index of 25 leading Multinationals in Latin America. Overall, the third quarter of 2014 was a tough one ...
LatinTrade.com issues its annual list of the 100 Most Powerful people in Latin America. By Mark Keller Latin Trade is proud to unveil its latest list of the 100 Most Powerful Businesspeople in Latin America, ...
Five past BRAVO Award winners analyze the concept of innovation for Latin Trade and examine the best way to embrace it within organizations. By Élida Bustos Few concepts are as central to a company’s success ...
Central American energy integration offers great economic potential for the region. By Roberta S. Jacobson, Amos J Hochstein, and Scott Nathan Western Hemisphere energy markets are in a period of profound transformation, as the United ...
The Top 40 Foreign Companies kept the same general direction of their local counterparts, but did better. By Santiago Gutierrez Multinaltionals operating in Latin America fared way better than their local counterparts. While the Latin ...
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