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[Economy , Investors Cut , Latin America ] According to a World Bank report, Mexico has a macroeconomic stability, something that was reached in the last decade. However, the bank points out that risk is slightly higher because the country's fiscal policy is … more

Every business that has ever succeeded will always have clearly defined goals. Yes the goals change constantly through experience and practical testing. That is why internet marketing techniques change year on year because the internet as a selling tool is still really at the beginning of its evolution. What do you think will happen when Latin America, China and Africa become totally active on-line?

As a result of a drought in Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, future prices of soybeans are going up at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Last week, the value of soybean reached the record of US$ 13.80 a bushel, increasing 23.6 percent since December.

Horst Paulmann came to South America from Kassel, Germany in 1948 with his family running away from the second World War without much in his hands. It was an uneasy beginning in the new continent. He started working, at 15 years old, as a telephone operator in Buenos Aires, but his short knowledge of Spanish resulted in a termination in the first year. Then, Paulmann used money to manufacture furniture for toys, which were sold to a supermarket chain, however, it also didn't last much. In 1949, the Paullmann family moved to Chile.

OGX, the crude oil arm of the group EBX owned by billionaire Eike Batista, is experiencing a decline in oil production at the Campos Bay. Now, the forecast is that OGX will produce 5,000 barrels a day - a third of the first prediction. As a result, the company's papers had a fall of 41 percent, an equivalent to nearly US$ 5 billion. The losses, according to ranking, made the billionaire lose his post at the eighth richest man in the world to below twenties.