The millennials are consumers with radically different financial habits and needs.

A Brazilian economist thinks that economic power shifts in China offer possibilities for development in Latin America.

Verónica Montoya, head of the Office of Innovation at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP), states that Peruvian companies are forced to innovate to avoid the “valley of death.”

High commodity prices delayed the discussion of productivity in Chile.

Although economic growth in the second quarter was higher than expected, the long-term outlook is for slower growth in Colombia. 

In economic competitiveness Argentina ranked at 38th among 42 countries, below Chile, Mexico, Peru and Colombia. 

An award will single out Peruvian entrepreneurs capable of creating successful global companies. 

Mexico has not been successful in receiving sufficient investments since 1982, according to CEESP. 

The absence of signs of recovery in industrial activity led to a downward trend in manufacturing employment in July. 

The number of Brazilians who used mobile phones to connect to the Internet has more than tripled in the last three years, as shown by the Internet Steering Committee in Brazil (CGI.br).