Costa Ricans have more economic freedom than any other in Latin America, according to Economic Freedom of the World 2025 report by the Fraser Institute.

Medellín had already established itself as a growing tech hub when the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020 and killed much of the city’s momentum in attracting U.S. business attention. It wasn’t down for ...

Chile and Brazil are the most innovative countries in Latin America, positioning them well for future growth, according to the Global Innovation Index (GII) 2025 published by the World Intellectual ...

Lenovo has confirmed and fixed a security weakness in its ChatGPT-powered customer service assistant, Lena, after researchers showed how the system could be tricked into exposing sensitive information ...

The past few years revealed the fragility of long-distance supply chains, as pandemic lockdowns, geopolitical tensions and trade conflicts spurred a “massive shift” in global logistics. Companies and ...

Turks and Caicos, with a population of under 50,000, is witnessing a surge in violent crime that is turning the twin-island nation into one of the Caribbean’s deadliest territories. According to ...

Chilean fintech Global66 will invest US$3.2 million to set up an innovation center in Buenos Aires, aiming to make Argentina the company’s primary technology hub for Latin America. Founded in 2018, ...

Mexico is pursuing legislation that would require digital platforms to provide tax authorities with direct access to their operational and transactional data.

Camila Ferreira, a Brazilian-born executive with global leadership experience in customer experience and operations, will moderate a panel on Oct. 9 at Nexus Miami on "the urgent customer" and how ...

Revelio Labs also found similar evidence. It said Salesforce cut jobs in the Bay Area and expanded its workforce abroad. Since 2019, offshore headcount at many U.S. firms has grown by 32%, while ...

Mexico City now hosts more than 320,000 technology professionals—nearly double the number from five years ago—marking a 95% growth rate.

As automation hollows out BPO revenues, banks and financial firms are offering a much-needed lifeline—drawing outsourcers into even core banking activities.