Guatemala, the largest economy in Central America, has one of the region's most vibrant outsourcing ecosystems. However, it ...

Nicaragua's economy is stagnating as most foreign investment comes from companies already operating in the country rather ...

At a mid-sized Costa Rican software studio with around 50 employees, the chief financial officer (CFO) receives a WhatsApp ...

Paraguay is set to build a mega data center with financial backing from Taiwan as it seeks to capitalize on its abundant ...

Panama and Costa Rica have joined hands to develop a cross-border railway network across Central America—a project analysts believe could reshape regional logistics and unlock new economic ...

Argentina’s knowledge economy sector has crossed US$10 billion in annual exports for the first time, highlighting the country ...

Site selection now encompasses more than identifying the least expensive location for talent acquisition — the process is growing to encompass labor market research, geopolitical instability and ...

Bogotá has emerged as Latin America’s most cost-competitive city for companies seeking to fit out premium office space, while Buenos Aires ranks among the region’s most expensive markets, according to ...

Arizona Republican Representative Eli Crane introduced a bill that seeks to pause the issuance of new H-1B visas for three years and set a minimum salary requirement of $200,000 for foreign workers.

The annual Nexus conference is the single-most influential gathering of industry professionals in the Nearshore market. The conference takes place in October every year – in the Miami, Florida area.

Unemployment in Latin America experienced a slight decline in 2024, with countries such as Brazil, Colombia and Peru witnessing modest job growth. Similarly, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Paraguay and Uruguay ...

Guatemala’s business process outsourcing (BPO) sector has the workforce that US companies want to run their nearshore ...