Business News from Latin America
Latin Trade presents the Top Law Schools in Latin America for 2020. The ranking lists 23 schools from across the continent by academic reputation, number of citations for published papers, h-index citations and employer reputation. ...
“Afortunadamente nuestra empresa puede virar rápidamente hacia donde va la demanda. No así otras”, dijo Germán Montoya, cofundador de Rokk3r, un grupo basado en Miami, dedicado a crear y a invertir en empresas en el ...
An interview with World Development Report co-director Luis Felipe López Calva By Élida Bustos At a time when the sewage of corruption sweeps through the government of Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff, and in Argentina the dirty ...
Establishing and maintaining a culture of quality affects Latin America’s bottom line and competitiveness says a study by ASQ and Forbes. While challenges exist, improvement is forthcoming. By Edwin Garro The role of the ...
M&A continues to grow in Latin America this year – with more and more inter-regional deals occurring. By Jaime Mejia Mergers and acquisitions activity around the world has continued to improve this year, and Latin ...
FATCA will affect how Latin America’s wealthiest invest, say prominent bankers. By Jaime Mejia Latin American cash outflows to overseas financial centers are about to face one of their biggest obstacles of the past few ...
Politicians from the governing party and opposition shared their views on the future of the country at an AS/COA conference in Buenos Aires. By Élida Bustos No party will win a majority in the Argentine ...
A recent report from the US Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform warns of a growing risk of litigation in Latin America. By Jaime Mejia The principal economies of Latin America are reforming their ...
Infrastructure development in Latin America provides exciting opportunities – but what risks should potential builders be aware of? By Jerry Brodsky If the topic of infrastructure development in Latin America is of interest to you, ...
Doing business in Latin America exposes multi-national companies so significant risk of corruption. What steps can businesses take to protect themselves? By Susan Failla and Jane Hopwood The risk of corruption – bribery, money laundering ...
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