Economy

Here's Why You Should Start Investing in Latin America Now

There's an emerging real estate market and tech boom in the region with two big investors funding the ventures.

How the Zika Virus Impacts the Latin America Economy

The Zika virus is making Brazil's economy worse. The Zika virus has continuously made headlines in the past months. However, aside from the health risks it poses in Latin America, it also affects its economy.

Best and Worst College Majors Based on Salary

Engineering is one good choice. Attending and graduating college is a good idea for job seekers to help them succeed in the future. Not all degrees and majors guarantee a high paying job, but some majors give a very high probability of receiving a nice annual salary.

How Unlocking the Cable Box Could Open Opportunities for Latino Producers, or Not

On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission moved forward on an initiative that may revolutionize how consumers access pay TV, which could help Latino producers find their audiences.

Latino Students Are Hit Hard by Student Debt Crisis

Latino and African American students are the hardest hit in the ongoing student debt crisis, despite generally taking on lower levels of debt than some of their other peers.

Millennials Leave Jobs When They Feel Company Lacks 'Purpose'

Millennials want more from the companies they work for than just a paycheck. They want a meaningful purpose and the opportunity to grow within the organization too

Why Is China's Huge Financial Investment in Latin America Failing?

China is boosting its financial investments and relations with Latin America, while the U.S. is withdrawing aid.

Vator Splash Health 2016 Invites Healthcare Founders, Investors for a Day Focused on Innovation, Financing

Professional business network Vator, Inc. will be holding its second annual Splash Health conference and startup competition on Feb. 23 at the Kaiser Center in Oakland, California. Many young and starting entrepreneurs, CEOs, investors and experts are invited to discuss topics on digital health.

What is 'Latino Startup Alliance?' 5 Ways It Can Help the Latino Community

Two Latino enterpreneurs started LSA in 2011 and, now, the organization has grown and gone nationwide.

Democratic Town Hall: Clinton's Immigration Reform Bill Will Be Introduced Within 100 Days in White House

Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton made their final pleas on national television to attract voters, particularly Latinos, ahead Saturday’s Nevada caucus.

What IBM's Supercomputer AI Watson Can Do for Latin America

IBM announced on Wednesday it was entering into a partnership with Latin American IT giant GBM Corporation to create a new company designed to apply the unique talents of IBM's cognitive computer Watson to the region's challenges. The new company, appropriately named Cognitiva, will be dedicated to addressing complex problems with big data and Watson's incredible capacity for analysis.

Important Details to Consider Before Joining a New Workplace

With the economy picking up, more Americans are looking for new jobs and joining new companies. Workers have many things to look forward to when joining a new company like increased salary, but there are other important factors they must keep in mind when starting a new job.

FCC Wants to Fine Telecom Companies $29M for Scams Targeting Latinos in Puerto Rico, Nevada and Latin America

The FCC is proposing a big fine against four interrelated telecoms that have been accused of "slamming" and "cramming" their customers, reportedly targeting Latinos with the scam techniques

Wisconsin Latino Business Owners Walk Out in 'Day Without Latinos'

Latino business owners in Wisconsin are flexing their economic muscle Thursday in protest of a proposed immigration bill, walking out from their jobs and onto the ground outside where Madison's legislative assembly meets to protest. The demonstration takes place as Wisconsin is drawing more political attention, with its presidential primaries just weeks away.

Is Apple CEO Tim Cook Afraid of the Legal Repercussions of the FBI's 'Backdoor' Plea? [Poll]

Apple Inc. and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are headed into a very important legal battle regarding the iPhone used by Syed Rizwan Farook in the mass shooting in San Bernardino, California. U.S. magistrate judge Sheri Pym has ordered Apple to help the FBI in hacking Farook's phone to find out additional information that may help end the investigation.

How Much Does an Average American Spend on Vacations?

Spend money on experiences, not things. In 2016, Americans will be heeding the call of wanderlust as an overwhelming majority are planning to shell out a significant part of their well-earned cash on a vacation this year.

500 Startups' Latest Graduating Class Is 10 Percent Latino

On Tuesday, the influential and well-connected startup accelerator and seed funder 500 Startups held demo day for "Batch 15," the latest class of up and coming entrepreneurs now being unleashed upon Silicon Valley. And it's one of the most diverse so far, as women lead a third, 15 percent were founded by Blacks, and 10 percent are led by Latinos.

Apple vs FBI: The Road to a High Profile Showdown

A federal judge has ordered a defiant Apple to help the FBI crack a secure iPhone that belonged to one of the shooters in the San Bernardino attack. How did this happen?

Latinas Struggle to Pay Back Student Loans Because of Pay Gap

Latinas struggle to overcome pay discrepancies based on race and gender, making it difficult for many to pay back student loans, according to new data.

HBO Bulks Up Against Netflix With More Original Content; Possibly Launching Streaming Service Soon?

There are rumors that HBO is poised to launch its own streaming service soon. The network recently doubled up its list of original content, which may be a move to compete with Netflix.
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