Weathering the Coronavirus Storm in the Caribbean
“This is completely a black swan event. No one saw it coming. It’s affecting every single person on the planet,…
The Boom of Online Courses in Latinoamerica: Learning for the Day after the Pandemic
The coronavirus is keeping Mexican dancer Alejandra Salas off the stage. She is healthy, but due to the quarantine, she…
Coronavirus bailouts won’t save Canadian startup workers from layoffs
As financial markets tumble, investors are pulling funding from startups. Sales for anything but bare essentials have evaporated, while progress…
The Top Latin American Entrepreneurs of 2019
Entrepreneurship in Latin America is full of good news in 2019. Latin American entrepreneurs have had more opportunities to access…
Startups in Latin America and the Fear of Failure
(1/8/2019) The rate of failed startups in Latin America remains very high. In fact, the region is experiencing a blistering…
Is Latin America Ready For The Fintech Revolution?
The high costs of access, high interest rates, lack of products and services that provide value to users, and the…
Lab4U, the Latin American Startup that Transforms a Smartphone into a Pocket-sized Lab
Did you know that 88% of schools in Latin America do not have a science laboratory? Under such conditions, how can teachers…
Why Fintech Startups Are Rapidly Becoming Unicorns in Latin America
Fintech was the #1 sector of venture capital investments in Latin America last year.
Why European Startups Should Consider Latin America as a Priority Market
Startup accelerators are growing in numbers and in investment volume in Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Argentina, Mexico and Peru.
The Big Names in Latin America’s Videogame Industry
The videogame industry is experiencing a flourishing stage throughout Latin America, with special incidence in Mexico, Argentina and Chile.
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