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Coffee prices have sharply decreased due to uncertainties about crop damage in Brazil. Traders are reacting to weather-related risks affecting coffee yields, leading to cautious market behavior and significant price …
Coffee Prices Decline Amid Concerns Over Brazil’s Crop Damage Read More
CAF has secured two new contracts in Colombia and Chile, worth over €200 million. The projects include the design and manufacturing of trains for Medellín and Santiago metro systems. Despite …
CAF Expands Latin American Operations with Over €200 Million Contracts Read More
Nigeria has announced a major $83 million initiative to upgrade its digital identity management through integration with the MOSIP platform, facilitated by the World Bank and the European Union. Bids …
Nigeria Launches $83 Million Upgrade for Digital Identity System with MOSIP Integration Read More
The 23rd meeting of the Turkmenistan-EU Joint Committee took place in Brussels on December 4, focusing on trade cooperation, energy sustainability, and educational collaboration. Turkmenistan’s delegation, including various ministry representatives, …
23rd Meeting of Turkmenistan-EU Joint Committee Held in Brussels Read More
CAF has secured two new contracts in Latin America, totaling over €200 million, enhancing its presence in Colombia and Chile. The contracts involve the supply and maintenance of trains for …
CAF Expands Latin American Operations with €200 Million Contracts in Colombia and Chile Read More
El Salvador and Argentina have partnered to enhance crypto innovation and create a unified regulatory framework in Latin America. Juan Carlos Reyes of CNAD and Roberto Silva of CNV lead …
El Salvador and Argentina Collaborate to Advance Crypto Innovation in Latin America Read More
London’s IPO market has dropped to 20th place globally, raising only $1 billion this year, a 9% decrease. Smaller markets, such as Oman and Malaysia, now surpass the UK in …
UK Stock Market Falls Behind Oman and Malaysia in IPO Rankings Read More
Brazil and Colombia confront challenges related to the OECD’s Pillar Two, with Brazil proposing a 15% minimum tax to prevent profit shifting, while Colombia has established a minimum tax rate. …
Brazil and Colombia’s Divergent Paths Under OECD’s Pillar Two Read More
Brazil and Colombia are navigating the OECD’s Pillar Two framework, considering a 15% domestic minimum top-up tax amid concerns about foreign taxation of local profits. Brazil’s MP 1262/24 proposes such …
Navigating Pillar Two: Brazil and Colombia’s Approach to Minimum Top-Up Tax Read More
Liberty Latin America Ltd. is experiencing significant difficulties, primarily in Puerto Rico and a failed operation in Chile, leading to investor concerns. The company, although a major telecommunications provider in …
Liberty Latin America Faces Significant Challenges in Puerto Rico and Chile Read More