Drummond, Colombia’s second-biggest coal producer, has started talks with three small workers’ unions to seek agreement on labor conditions and benefits, though it has been unable to meet with the…
Colombia and Panama will hold new negotiations on tax information-sharing this week to combat fraud and money laundering, Colombian Finance Minister Mauricio Cardenas said on Tuesday, amid revelations by the…
Colombia was accepted into the Corporate Governance Committee of the of the international economic organisation OECD on Wednesday, marking a step towards the full membership sought by the South American…
Colombia’s branch of multinational Kimberly-Clark and three other personal care companies face a $23 million fine over years-long illegal price-fixing.
Colombia’s wealthy have $100 billion, more than a quarter of the country’s GDP, stashed in offshore accounts, the country’s former tax chief estimated Monday.
Colombia’s peso is recovering from one of its biggest devaluations in history and is close to pushing the US dollar below COP3000 for the first time since November.
Several multi-nationals have terminated operations in Colombia since 2015 amid an ongoing economic downturn in the South American country.
Colombia’s central bank raised its benchmark lending rate on Friday to 6.5%, the seventh consecutive monthly increase, as policymakers grapple with high inflation figures and a deep current account deficit.
Colombia returned to the euro bond market for the first time in 15 years on Wednesday with a 1.35bn (US$1.50bn) 10-year issue that wrapped up its external funding needs for…