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Business
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Politics
Mexico rallies together under President AMLO's compassionate leadership to rebuild Guerrero after Hurricane “Otis.” A heartwarming and eccentric recovery plan includes free electricity, food baskets, interest-free loans, and tax holidays, demonstrating Mexico's resilience and unity.
Business
Miguel Caballero, the Colombian personal protective clothing company, merges style and safety with their innovative ballistic fashion. Their Tank Top and APIS Tactical Vest III+ offer discreet, comfortable protection, setting new standards in the industry.
Science
UNAM scientists are pioneering biosensors for disease detection in plants and humans. With collaborations and industry partnerships, these bio-detective marvels are set to revolutionize diagnostics, a potential goldmine with a projected $58 billion profit in the US by 2032.
National
Mexico's airport operators face a new 9% income tax, causing stock prices to tumble. Texas extends its controversial border fence, sparking tensions. A survey reveals decreasing insecurity in Mexican cities, while the government approves a hefty budget with additional debt.
Business
Javer, the real estate maverick, saw its EBITDA soar by 23.6% in Q3 2023, driven by higher unit sales, price hikes, and cost efficiencies. Net income and revenue followed suit, marking a triumphant crescendo for the company, poised for further expansion in the coming year.
Health
Healthcare professionals urged to embrace AI with ethics in mind. UNAM's experts stress the importance of AI's ethical integration to enhance patient care and medical research, all while emphasizing the need for legal and data governance.
Science
In a thought-provoking discussion, experts warn that the future of AI is a double-edged sword, with the potential for both great harm and immense good. Economic interests and data privacy concerns loom large in the path to AI's destiny, highlighting the need for responsible development and usage.
Business
América Móvil's Q3 2023: Revenues down 3.3% due to a stronger peso, service revenue down 4.3%. Profit plummeted by 88.7%, but Ebitda grew at constant exchange rates. 3 million new subscribers, 100 billion pesos in investment expenses.
Business
Televisa's Q3 nosedive saw shares plummet 7.77%, hitting historic lows. Citi analysts cut price targets, and a 12% Ebitda drop is anticipated. Can this Mexican media giant script a comeback? Stay tuned.
Business
Mexico embarks on a historic journey to cut the workweek from 48 to 40 hours, aligning with global norms. A transformative shift that promises improved work-life balance and economic competitiveness.
Business
Mexico is a vibrant country with a lot of business opportunities. The markets of this country are very diverse. The Mexican market provides opportunities to explore various markets ranging from agriculture to technology. There are great opportunities to earn profit for business owners whether they are local or foreign investors.
Travel
Mexico's aviation landscape is abuzz with new projects. From Tulum's tourist haven to Chalacatepec's coastal gem, and Ensenada's reborn airport, the skies are the limit. Mexicana Airlines also joins the game, promising exciting journeys.
Business
Cofece, Mexico's economic watchdog, investigates the real estate ad market for possible unfair practices. Big impact on the national economy. Offenders could face hefty fines and market shake-ups.
Business
Terex Genie, a US company, invested $140 million in a cutting-edge manufacturing plant in Nuevo León, shifting production from China. This strategic move will create 1,500 jobs and enhance their competitiveness.
Business
Chinese car brands are taking over Mexico's automotive market, supplying 26% of imports. Their appeal to Mexican consumers and potential challenges are transforming the industry landscape. Adaptation and competition are key as they establish a lasting presence.