This year, Latin Trade welcomes seven women to the ranks of the Top 25 Businesswomen in Latin America. They include María Fernanda Mejía, President of Kellogg Latin America, one of the largest multinationals operating in ...
Interview with Jorge Familiar, vice-president for Latin America and the Caribbean at the World Bank Insufficient infrastructure remains one of the main impediments to Latin America’s economic growth and development. Estimates put the infrastructure gap at $180 billion ...
Interview with CEO for the region, Enrique Ostalé Walmart is the largest retailer and one of the largest employers in Latin America. What is the strategy for the region? Where do you plan to create ...
France’s total trade with Latin America grew 16 percent in 2015, reaching more than $25.5 billion, making it the country with the highest percentage in growth according to Latin Trade’s Latin America’s Top Trading Partners ...
Entertainment, telecoms and retailers among the biggest winners this year Latin America’s top employers saw their workforce go down by 0.5 percent, showing a steady employment rate despite economic and political woes in some countries, ...
Latin America’s 1,000 largest companies have total assets of $4.5 trillion, according to Latin Trade’s new LT1000, which ranks the firms by revenues, assets, net income, gross profits and EBITDA. A lot of the companies’ ...
Pacific Alliance members Colombia, Peru and Mexico made the most improvements in this year’s Latin Trade Tax Index. In all three cases, corporate tax rate as a percentage of profits went down, while Peru and ...
Latin America’s Top 500 Companies 2015 was yet another unfavorable year for corporate Latin America, and the outlook for the remainder of the year is not the best. The total revenue of Latin America’s Top ...
By Arturo Franco, Nonresident Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council’s Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center Top business leaders and leading public figures from across Latin America will meet this week in Medellin to discuss how to help “improve ...
Total trade between South Korea and Latin America reached $42.27 billion last year, a 13.6 percent drop compared with 2014, according to Latin Trade’s latest Korea-Latin America Trade Index. In terms of percentage growth, Venezuela ...
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