In an effort to combat waning economic production and growth, many Latin American companies are utilizing forms of artificial intelligence in order to boost efficiency and output.

The Colombian Ministry of the Treasury has published a draft of a decree presenting its project of fiscal reform that intends to boost investments in the post-conflict area of the country.

Peruvian industry has fallen 1.7% in the first half of the year, mainly due to effects of El Niño, the unusually warm Pacific currents that appear typically in December.

Adding to an already attractive tourist destination, the company behind the Discovery Channel will be building a massive theme park that will also offer diving, walking trails, and various outdoor recreation in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.

Differences emerged between the Minister for Finance, Rodrigo Valdés, and the Administradoras de Fondos de Pensiones (AFPs) over the management of a 5% increase on employers’ contributions.

Costa Rican firms have increased gluten-free options in light of a growing celiac population.

After a decade of continuous market share loss to the Chinese in Argentina, Brazilian products now are doing better.

The program Peru Works aims to aid families who have been most affected by recent devastating rains and flooding.

According to a report published by the World Bank, Latin America and the Caribbean could improve their infrastructure by evaluating their priorities and spending more efficiently.

It’s a common thread among workers dissatisfied with their line of work: not feeling as if their skills or intellect are being utilized, and it can be crippling on the psyche.