Google launched its pay-as-you-go system, Android Pay, in Brazil, the first Latin American country to receive it. The App is now available for download from the Play Store.

The Coca Cola Company announced it would cancel investment plans worth 1 billion US dollars in response to the increasing soda tax proposed by Argentina’s government.

The 2013 energy reform in Mexico aimed to “make the production of crude oil, gasoline, and oil profitable.” Pemex Industrial Transformation has registered a net loss of nearly USD3,270,500,000 since the reform.

The Oxígeno megaproject in Heredia, Costa Rica, promises a different experience than traditional shopping centers.

Why, according to the World Bank, did Peru´s “business climate” fall in global ranking?

On Monday, November 6, Brazil’s president Michel Temer decided that the proposal for the privatization of Eletrobras will be sent to Congress by way of a bill.

Institutional weakness, high tax rates, barriers to free competition, gaps in the labor market and an inadequate innovational sector are all factors that contribute to Colombia’s lack of development over the last two decades.

Exports of goods manufactured in Costa Rica reached a growth of 9%, the highest level recently noted.

After five years of falls in exportation prices and a weak increase in exported volume, Latin America and the Caribbean will experience a growth in the value of their goods sent abroad.

Campana is the industrial capital of the humid pampas region of Argentina. The town, 70 kilometers from the capital on the Paraná River, was envisioned at the beginning of the 20th century as the ideal place to settle the petrochemical industry.