Monday 20th May 2013,
Colombia has made it to the top 10 of countries who manage their natural resources like oil and gas best, according to a recently released global ranking.
When excluding oil, Colombian exports to the United States have gone up 7% since a free trade pact between the two countries came into power a year ago, acting U.S. Full Article »
Colombia has overtaken Mexico as the third largest recipient of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Latin America and the Caribbean, the United Nations said Tuesday.
Colombia’s Congress on Tuesday ratified an agreement made with Mexico, Chile and Peru to form the Pacific Alliance, a trade bloc that seeks to strengthen economic integration of partners.
Colombia’s trade minister on Tuesday admitted a free trade agreement with the United States, in force since exactly a year ago, did not result in the promised increase in exports Full Article »
Changing coffee trends, especially in Asia, should spell good news for Colombia’s coffee industry, according to the head of operations at the International Coffee Organization (ICO).
Colombia’s consumer prices will probably rise less than the projected target in 2013 because of weak internal demand, according to the country’s central bank.
While the governments of Colombia and the U.S. celebrate the first anniversary of a free trade agreement between the countries, government statistics show there is little to celebrate for Colombian Full Article »
The former head of Colombia’s Interbolsa — until recently Colombia’s largest brokerage firm — on Thursday denied accusations against the Colombian brokerage’s alleged involvement in money laundering.
Medellin’s city council on Thursday approved a controversial merger between local telecommunications company Une and Millecom from Sweden.
