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The Top 50 Foreign Companies with operations in Latin America saw good results all round, with many posting double-digit growth in 2017. One highlight was Spanish utility Iberdrola, with triple-digit growth in its revenues to ...
Argentina-based MercadoLibre saw the biggest jump in revenues in Latin Trade’s ranking of the Top 50 Retailers in Latin America of 2018. MercadoLibre’s revenues reached $1.39 billion, up 65.6 percent from the year before, and ...
The top 50 energy companies in Latin America in general saw good results in 2017, with 40 of the firms reporting growth in their revenues, Latin Trade’s most recent Energy Companies ranking shows. The growth ...
With revenues reaching almost $52 billion in 2017, América Móvil, controlled by Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, is the king of the technology companies in Latin America by revenues. The figure is 9.8 percent higher than ...
Retail, food, beverage, finance and technology are the top five sectors that create jobs in Latin America, according to Latin Trade’s Top 100 Employers of 2018 ranking. Twenty-four retailers account for 31.4 percent of jobs ...
The total net income of Latin America’s largest 1,000 companies reached $121 billion, a big improvement from last year’s $95.1 billion, Latin Trade’s most recent LT1000 ranking shows. The sectors covered in the ranking include ...
A mix of mining, energy, telecommunications, retail and food and beverage companies are in this year’s list of Profit Kings in Latin Trade’s Top 500 Companies of 2018. At the top of the profit kings ...
Top trade partners of Latin America in 2017. China advances, while the U.S. loses ground. The new trend in Latin American trade has a country name: India. In 2017, total trade (imports and exports) of ...
Lentamente empezó a entrar la revolución tecnológica a la lista de los multimillonarios de América Latina. Las dos cabezas de este movimiento, Carlos Slim, y el cofundador de Facebook, Eduardo Saverin, estaban en la lista ...
The technological revolution is gradually entering the list of Latin American billionaires. Carlos Slim and Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverín spearheaded this trend some time ago. Later, they were joined by Marcos Galperin, founder of Mercado ...
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