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Study puts Mexico’s workforce among top 10 in the world
Improvements in cost efficiency, regulation and productivity meant Mexico's workforce's ranking jumped up 44 places from a year ago.
Business travel to Mexico made a comeback in 2022
Business travel to Mexico doubled in 2022 compared to the previous year, but arrivals are still well below pre-pandemic levels.
Ebrard announces North American goal to substitute 25% of Asian imports
The countries have not yet stated a deadline for achieving this goal, which would require huge investment in industry and infrastructure.
Monterrey and Mexico City lead the country in industrial real estate demand
Demand for industrial real estate is on the rise across the country, with the highest demand seen in Monterrey and Mexico City.
Grupo Modelo hikes beer prices, citing inflation
Grupo Modelo is raising its beer prices to keep up with inflation, a move that will affect more than 10 brands on the Mexican market.
Mexican workers will soon see a minimum wage hike. Will it help?
While this helps the country's overall outlook, many workers will still be quite far from out of the woods when it comes to their expenses.
Outgoing Oaxaca governor, Alejandro Murat, publishes book on trans-isthmus corridor
In the lead-up to the 2024 presidential elections, Murat has published a book about a proposed Mexican alternative to the Panama Canal.
2 foreign-owned manufacturing facilities open in northern Mexico
An Irish plastics company and a United States medical technology company opened new plants in northern Mexico this week.
Mexico’s foreign direct investment reaches record high this year
The biggest foreign investor in the Mexican economy from January to September was the US, followed by Canada and Spain.
Japanese manufacturer Nidec to build electric motor plant in Mexico
The Japanese company Nidec plans to invest around US $715 million to build an electric vehicle motor plant in Mexico.
