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LATIN AMERICA BUSINESS
The 20-odd countries that make up Latin America offer business opportunities aplenty. But there are also plenty of pitfalls for unwary investors. Check up on the latest deals, policy and regulatory changes, and political scuffles.
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In a spat over prices, President Hugo Chávez on Saturday told the army to temporarily take control of all rice...
President Hugo Chavez on Saturday ordered troops to temporarily seize control of all Venezuelan rice processing plants...
Latin America's largest beverage company plans to reduce capital spending by 30 percent this year as it seeks to...
U.S. food and beverage maker PepsiCo plans to invest some $3 billion over the next five years in its subsidiaries in...
Plunging oil prices have pushed Enap, Chile’s state oil company, to a worse-than-expected $958m net loss in 2008.
Bad weather in India's sugar-cane growing region will benefit Brazil's sugar and ethanol industries this year,...
here to serve: our customers.' The alignment results in numerous officer changes effective January 1, 2009.
Embraer, the Brazilian aircraft maker, is cutting more than 4,200 jobs or around 20 per cent of its workforce of 21,350...
-- Citigroup Inc. said Roberto Hernandez Ramirez, chairman of the New York company's Mexican banking operation, won't...
Vale, the Brazilian mining giant, on Thursday reported a sharp fall in sales during the fourth quarter of 2008, as...
The head of Citigroup's Mexican bank on Monday denied reports that the troubled U.S. institution plans to sell Banamex...
Celanese Corp., the world's largest producer of acetyls, will cut output of vinyl acetate monomer in Mexico because the...
The Mexican automobile industry saw production, sales and exports plummet well over 25 percent in year-on-year...
Wal-Mart de México, the country's biggest retailer, fell to the lowest in three months as Deutsche Bank AG removed the...
Grupo Financiero Banorte, Mexico's biggest publicly listed bank, was raised to "buy" on the stock's...
Officials want to tap vast reserves to produce electric-car batteries, but threat of nationalization could scare off...
Xstrata has a habit of surprising the market. While rumours that the Swiss mining company was planning a large rights...
Insurance has always been a four-letter word in our book… big checks exchanged for nothing visible. At best, it has...
Brazil’s current account fell into deficit in 2008 for the first time in six years as the global financial crisis...
The New York Times Company said Monday it had reached an agreement with the Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim Helú for a...
President Hugo Chávez, buffeted by falling oil prices that threaten to damage his efforts to establish a...
Emerging market sovereign bond issuance has surged this week as governments take advantage of the dramatic drop in...
The Bolsa's IPC Index fell 0.7 percent to 21,955.4, after Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico declined for a second day,...
Monsanto, the world’s largest seed producer, brushed off the gloom in the corporate world on Wednesday as it said...
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- ihavenet.com
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