Trade

The Nicaragua canal will have to compete with its neighbor farther south, writes COA’s Eric Farnsworth for China-US Focus.

In the face of political uncertainty, recession, and a global economic slowdown, Brazil has “hit a wall,” said a speaker at COA’s CFO Forum in Rio de Janeiro.

Companies in Brazil should prepare for a rocky economic period, said CFOs and executives at COA’s CFO Forum in April.

Even amid the political crisis there is consumer predictability, says the newly installed executive.

Trade is good business for both the U.S. and Cuban economies, says the Arkansas Republican.

Brazil’s substantial market size will make infrastructure a key spot for investment over the next few years.