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The strategies differ: China takes advantage of its deep pockets to seduce governments with infrastructure projects and affordable loans, Japan seeks alliances, and South Korea and Singapore work to improve their trade balances. | ...
| By Lourdes Casanova | For 250 years, between 1565 and 1815, trade between Latin America and Asia flourished. Porcelain, gunpowder, agricultural products and animals from China and other parts of Asia would arrive to ...
Despite economic headwinds, insurers are implementing innovative strategies to increase their business in the region. | By David Ramírez | Although data aggregated by the LatinoInsurance consultancy showed mixed results in premium growth ...
| By David Haskel | Big data, or the collection and handling of huge amounts of information, is transforming the way corporations and governments around the world are conducting business. And Latin America, ...
Research supported by AT&T reveals predictive model for innovation DALLAS, June 25, 2015 — Innovation happens where companies have one or more of six business model traits – “Six Degrees of Innovation”, according to study commissioned ...
Por Sergio Manaut, desde Madrid “Terremoto en la cúpula de BBVA”, escribió el pasado 4 de mayo Expansión, el principal periódico económico de España. Un medio nada frecuente a las frases efectistas, ese día, ...
Ricardo Haneine, Management Consulting Partner and Vice President at A.T. Kearney tells us the key. Mexico hosted the World Economic Forum on Latin America 2015 earlier this month, and one major issue addressed is how ...
by David Ramirez Wharton dean’s views on Asia, the US and Latin America The cooling of the Chinese economy may be driving Latin American firms to rethink the value of expanding in that country. However, ...
By Sol Lauria/Panama Paraguay’s Finance Minister, Santiago Peña, says that now is the time to recover growth and create investments. Speaking with Latin Trade at the 7th Summit of the Americas, where the region’s presidents ...
By Jerry Haar “Services” comprises the main driver of the economy of many large cities in the U.S. in terms of employment, revenue, and taxes. Be it tourism, banking and finance, real estate, technology and ...
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