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Brazilian apartment builder Plano & Plano took, by far, first place on Latin Trade’s ranking of Return on Equity (ROE), which is calculated among companies listed on regional stock exchanges. See the Profitability Drivers Index ...
Corporación América Airports (CAAP) is the world’s largest private airport concession operator based on the number of airports under management. The company was hard-hit by the Covid-19 pandemic, as were most firms in the travel ...
Output in 2021 in Latin America will remain below 2019 levels until at least 2022, according to a report by Moody’s, giving a generally negative 2021 outlook across the board. The overall recovery toward pre-pandemic ...
German fintech unicorn Mambu tells the story of how it reached a valuation of $2.5 billion. Interview with CEO Eugene Danilkis. Startups give investors a hyperbolic 30-second elevator speech and a PowerPoint presentation filled with ...
Delta will continue delivering on its industry-leading commitment to provide more space for customers as the only U.S. airline blocking middle seats for flights departing now through March 30, 2021. As more medical experts agree on the safety ...
A view of the determinants of corporate performance in the main industries in Latin America. Covering the following sectors: Oil and Gas, Mining, Travel and Tourism, Agribusiness, Manufacturing, Technology. With: Lucas Aristizábal, Latin America Corporate ...
The recovery of the airline industry will take time, but 2021 will surely recover a good part of the ground lost this year. This is the view of the managing director for Latin America, the ...
Jamaica will receive around one million visitors this year, that is, 35% the number of arrivals in 2019, said Donovan White, the director of tourism with the Jamaica Tourist Board. “The pandemic was one of ...
A few years ago, the executive team at the world’s largest beer brewer, AB InBev, felt comfortable not being a digital company. “We had been around for hundreds of years, in a business that was ...
Coffee consumption has a special resilience. It has not increased much in recent years, but shelf-stable and popular, it did not decrease during the pandemic either. “While consumption has dropped due to the closures of ...
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