Brazil's planned underwater cable, linking directly to Europe's Internet, will likely bring lots of technical and economic advantages to the country and the rest of Latin America in general.
One of the problems Silicon Valley points to in explaining of the lack of diversity in the tech industry is the so-called "pipeline": There simply aren't enough Latinos, Blacks, or women graduating with relevant degrees to hire. New research shows this convenient excuse doesn't track with reality.
The growth of Chipotle Mexican Grill has been incredibly fast. Unfortunately, the same rate is also noted in its downfall. So if you are craving for some Mexican treats, you can satisfy our needs by visiting the following non-Chipotle Mexican-style fast food chains.
A woman aboard a United flight from Newark to San Francisco is accusing an employee of United Airlines of opening her luggage and peeing in it. Lauren Henly did not notice anything wrong with her luggage until she opened it and saw yellow stains on her clothes.
United Airlines is considering an earlier retirement of its Boeing 747 jumbo jets. The airline company is looking to replace it with newer and more efficient planes that run on two engines.
The directive was issued Feb. 5. Puerto Rico's government has issued a prize freeze on condoms and other products that are known to help prevent Zika infection.
If 90 percent of Latin America is covered by mobile broadband, why is more than half the population not online? Here are the four major barriers new research has found keeping the Latin American economy from bursting on the mobile Internet scene.
Millennials spend a great portion of their day in front of a computer screen surfing the web and checking their social networks, but when it comes to taxes, they are more likely fill out the forms on paper rather than online. These individuals are also very worried about their taxes when filing.
The American public is leaning toward the FBI in the bureau's dispute with Apple to unlock an iPhone owned by one of the San Bernardino shooters. Those who support Apple and say the phone should remain locked are planning to protest to show their support for the technology company.
United Airlines and mechanics affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters failed to agree on a new contract extension last week. It led to Teamsters seeking approval from the National Mediation Board to start a strike. United mechanics followed it up with protests at the maintenance facilities of the airline carrier in Houston, San Francisco and Orlando.
ICA CEO Alonso Quintana Kawage resigns from his post in a bid to help the embattled Mexican company regain investors’ confidence as it thrives to renegotiate a massive debt.
Puerto Rico Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla wrote a letter to House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan announcing financial statements from 2014 will be released soon and dismissed rumors of lack of reliable financial information from the island.
Stocks were off to a good start Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up over 200 points in late-day trading. Oil prices were climbing and recovering, affecting the rest of the market. This week, it is a good time to grab a position in companies that are headed higher.
Did you know that the economic future of the U.S. depends on Latino startups? As a matter of fact, Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative (SLEI) discovered that Latino startups can be a $1.4-trillion opportunity.
