Marieke Blom believes that the trade and tax measures announced by the US president-elect could cause the shares of the country’s companies to fall, forcing him to rectify his policies
The price of the metal is in decline, facing two significant challenges: signs of weakness in the Chinese economy, its largest consumer, and an excess supply
After the Taliban regime banned its cultivation for the second year, the price of opium poppy, which is used to produce heroin, reaches its highest level in two decades
The sector grew fast on the heels of cheap credit, but rising interest rates are taking their toll on the country’s heavily indebted households
Raw materials have reached levels not seen since the 1970s due to climate change and reduced product availability
After being a minor competitor over the past decade, the South American country has leaped to become the main global exporter of these fruits
The company he founded, World Wide Mobility, has over $1 million in annual software sales
The tech entrepreneur’s Starlink network has registered two Spanish subsidiaries to deliver the service in areas with low population density that are underserved by traditional broadband
Seville-based firm has carved out a market via world-famous stores such as Harrods
Peña Nieto promises state of Guerrero tax deferrals, work programs and toll road discounts
Only one in four small and midsize companies receives financing
Authorities refusing to acknowledge existence of a problem, advocacy groups claim
Leftist forces, which oppose opening market to private capital, will keep fighting for cause
Thousands of students in Mexico City protest the disappearance of 43 students
Illegal advertising and inflated charges threaten livelihood of license-holders
Retail tourism may help steer the capital's suffering stores out the crisis