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Mexico’s Citibanamex moves closer to inking sale, executive says

MEXICO CITY -Citibanamex, Citigroup’s Mexican consumer banking arm, started sharing information with potential bidders, one of the first steps in a process to find a new owner, Chief Executive Manuel Romo said…

April 29, 2022

Capgemini posts quarterly revenue jump as it competes for workers

(Reuters) – Capgemini’s employee turnover is still higher than it would like as it competes for workers in a tight labour market, the French IT consulting company said on Thursday after posting…

April 28, 2022

Second Gang Member Pleads Guilty To Firearms Offenses And Admits To Participating In Fatal October 2019 Robbery

Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that DERRICK CASADO, a/k/a “Big Bank,” a/k/a “Papa D,” pled guilty today to conspiring to distribute 28 grams…

April 27, 2022

Mexico’s Grupo Salinas vows to fight order to pay 2.447 billion pesos in tax dispute

MEXICO CITY – Mexico’s Grupo Salinas, the parent company of broadcaster TV Azteca, said on Tuesday it will keep fighting in a legal dispute that has resulted in an order to pay…

April 26, 2022

Mexico’s Grupo Bimbo eyes price hikes as inflation hurts margins

By Valentine Hilaire MEXICO CITY -Mexican breadmaker Grupo Bimbo’s first-quarter net profit rose, boosted by strong sales, but higher raw material costs cut into its margins. Bimbo also said it was eyeing…

April 26, 2022

Steelmaker Ternium sees net profit jump in first quarter on higher prices

MEXICO CITY -Steel producer Ternium’s net income rose 24% to $877.5 million in the first quarter from the year-ago period, the company said on Tuesday, citing higher steel prices partially offset by…

April 26, 2022

Walmex 1st quarter revenue jumps, yet growth trails sector

MEXICO CITY -Walmart’s Mexico unit on Tuesday reported a 10% increase in first-quarter revenue, even as it acknowledged sales growth fell behind the retail sector for the first time in eight years.…

April 26, 2022

Latinos should not vote for U.S. politicians who ‘mistreated’ them, Mexico president says

MEXICO CITY – Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Monday urged Latinos in the United States not to vote in November’s midterm elections for politicians who have “mistreated” them, in response…

April 25, 2022

Mexico central bank could revise inflation forecast upward, governor says

MEXICO CITY – Mexico’s central bank could revise its inflation forecast higher at its next monetary policy meeting due to the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Bank of Mexico G overnor…

April 21, 2022

Big companies manage to pass on soaring costs to cash-strapped consumers

By John Revill ZURICH -Makers of chocolate bars and coffee to lawn mowers and industrial robots succeeded in passing on soaring costs to consumers, first-quarter earnings showed on Thursday, allaying fears higher…

April 21, 2022

Mexico headline inflation seen staying high in early April – Reuters poll

MEXICO CITY – Mexican inflation likely slowed very slightly during the first half of April, but remained well above the central bank’s target, a Reuters poll showed on Wednesday, reinforcing bets the…

April 20, 2022

U.S. to explore resuming migration accords with Cuba

PANAMA CITY – The United States will explore the possibility of resuming migration accords with Cuba, U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said on Wednesday. Mayorkas was speaking during a news conference…

April 21, 2022

Mexico’s president slams enhanced Texas border trucking inspections as ‘despicable’

MEXICO CITY -Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Monday criticized the Texas government over its imposition of enhanced commercial truck inspections earlier this month, which disrupted trade at the Mexico-U.S. border.…

April 18, 2022

Southern Copper says Peru mine remains halted despite latest deal to end protests

By Valentine Hilaire (Reuters) – Southern Copper Corp said on Wednesday that its Peruvian mine remains closed after six weeks of a standoff with protesters, accusing Peru’s government of failing to intervene…

April 13, 2022

Peru waives taxes on essential food items to combat inflation

LIMA – Peru’s congress approved legislation on Tuesday that waives taxes for what it deems as essential foods, aiming to fight surging prices that have hit consumers hard in recent months. The…

April 12, 2022

Subsidiary of Mexico’s Femsa agrees to acquire U.S. distributor Sigma Supply

MEXICO CITY – Mexican bottler and retailer FEMSA announced on Tuesday its U.S. subsidiary Envoy Solutions reached an agreement to acquire the distributor Sigma Supply for an undisclosed amount. FEMSA said the…

April 12, 2022

Honduran special economic zone adopts bitcoin as legal tender

By Gustavo Palencia TEGUCIGALPA – A special economic zone on a tourist-centric island on Honduras’ Caribbean coast has adopted bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as legal tender, officials of the zone said on…

April 7, 2022

VC firm Sequoia Capital names Botha as global leader

(Reuters) – Venture capital giant Sequoia Capital said on Monday Roelof Botha will take on the firm’s global leadership position, stepping into the role of senior steward from July 5. Veteran investor…

April 4, 2022

Hundreds of Ukrainians shelter in Mexico as they wait to cross U.S. border

By Lizbeth Diaz MEXICO CITY – Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees who fled to Mexico were transferred to a sports center that was converted into a government shelter in the northern city of…

April 4, 2022

Jury selection begins for man facing death for Florida mass school shooting

(Reuters) -Jury selection began on Monday in the penalty phase of the trial of the man who killed 17 students and staff at a Florida high school on Valentine’s Day in 2018,…

April 4, 2022

Mexican president says will not let U.S. group ‘keep watch’ over energy reform

MEXICO CITY -Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Friday he rejected a proposal from U.S. climate envoy John Kerry for a U.S. group to monitor efforts around a contentious energy…

April 1, 2022

Mexico’s factories contract for 25th straight month, inflation rises

MEXICO CITY – Mexico’s manufacturing sector contracted for the 25th month in a row in March, amid rising inflation, global shortages of materials, and economic uncertainty due to the pandemic and the…

April 1, 2022

Kerry outlines U.S. proposals to Mexican president on disputed energy bill

MEXICO CITY -U.S. climate envoy John Kerry said on Thursday he put forward proposals for reaching consensus on a contentious Mexican electricity bill in a meeting with Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez…

March 31, 2022

Anheuser-Busch Heiress Announces Run For Senate

Anheuser-Busch Heiress Announces Run For Senate Sebastian Hughes on March 30, 2022 The heiress to Anheuser-Busch has thrown her hat in the ring to be Missouri’s next senator in Congress. Trudy Busch…

March 31, 2022

Mexico inflation descent to be long, slow process, board member says

MEXICO CITY – Headline and core inflation rates in Mexico are still very high, and bringing them down will be a lengthy process, Mexican central bank board member Gerardo Esquivel said in…

March 30, 2022

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Mexico’s Citibanamex moves closer to inking sale, executive says

Capgemini posts quarterly revenue jump as it competes for workers

Second Gang Member Pleads Guilty To Firearms Offenses And Admits To Participating In Fatal October 2019 Robbery

Mexico’s Grupo Salinas vows to fight order to pay 2.447 billion pesos in tax dispute

Mexico’s Grupo Bimbo eyes price hikes as inflation hurts margins

Steelmaker Ternium sees net profit jump in first quarter on higher prices

Walmex 1st quarter revenue jumps, yet growth trails sector

Latinos should not vote for U.S. politicians who ‘mistreated’ them, Mexico president says

Mexico central bank could revise inflation forecast upward, governor says

Big companies manage to pass on soaring costs to cash-strapped consumers

Mexico headline inflation seen staying high in early April – Reuters poll

Mexico’s president slams enhanced Texas border trucking inspections as ‘despicable’

Southern Copper says Peru mine remains halted despite latest deal to end protests

Peru waives taxes on essential food items to combat inflation

Subsidiary of Mexico’s Femsa agrees to acquire U.S. distributor Sigma Supply

Honduran special economic zone adopts bitcoin as legal tender

VC firm Sequoia Capital names Botha as global leader

Hundreds of Ukrainians shelter in Mexico as they wait to cross U.S. border

Jury selection begins for man facing death for Florida mass school shooting

Mexican president says will not let U.S. group ‘keep watch’ over energy reform

Mexico’s factories contract for 25th straight month, inflation rises

Kerry outlines U.S. proposals to Mexican president on disputed energy bill

Mexico inflation descent to be long, slow process, board member says

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