Startups in Argentina are experiencing rapid growth, driven by technology that fuels innovative businesses with high scalability potential. Finance, agriculture, medicine, and retail sectors increasingly invest in digital solutions. Just as the best real-money casinos...

While Latin America is regaining appeal for startup investment, Ecuador remains off the radar for Venture Capital (VC) for the time being. Excessive state regulation deters capital and hampers the growth of the entrepreneurial ecosystem, thereby preventing the country...

Uruguay, the second-smallest country in South America in terms of land area, has positioned itself as one of the continent's strongest economies, boasting the highest quality of life. With a population of just 3.5 million, this nation has earned the nickname "The...

The food industry in Central America remains active with the development of large investments that promise to generate significant changes in a sector that is adopting technology and seeking to trigger more efficiencies, key strategies to gain more space in the...

Argentina’s improving economic data continues to surprise, with its growth forecast revised upward to 5.7% for 2025, while the global trend is moving in the opposite direction. The Argentine economic stabilization program has focused on a tough fiscal adjustment,...

The Regional Government of Valparaíso and InvestChile, the Foreign Investment Promotion Agency, have taken a significant step toward attracting foreign investment to Valparaíso by signing a Collaboration Agreement. This milestone agreement aims to strengthen the...

China has criticized the agreement between Hong Kong-based company CK Hutchison and the American firm BlackRock regarding the sale of the Balboa and Cristobal ports at both ends of the Panama Canal, alleging that Washington’s involvement constitutes coercion. The...

Economic development in Mexico is shaped by a dynamic interplay of factors ranging from natural resources and human capital to technological advancements and global integration. As Latin America's second-largest economy, Mexico exhibits strong industrial capabilities,...

The investment of U.S. companies in Colombia is crucial in driving employment, fostering professional growth, and curbing talent migration. Through strategic training initiatives, skill development programs, and innovative career-building opportunities, these...

A Surge in Investment Opportunities Forecasts indicate that, in these times of nearshoring and business relocation, the Dominican Republic is poised to receive a surge of investments. This trend presents an opportunity for the country to reap significant economic...

Geopolitical Tensions and Trade Uncertainty The process of relocating Chinese companies to Mexico faces a significant obstacle: trade uncertainty. As geopolitical tensions continue to rise, particularly between China and the United States, many Chinese companies are...