Round 1 of Big North's private oOffering closed at Can$180,000. (Photo : Reuters)The image shows a general view of the broadcast center of TSX Venture Exchange.
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How the free trade policy ruined Detroit City
According to analysts, the North American Free Trade Agreement or NAFTA can be blamed for the current situation of Detroit.
Almalden Minerals acquires funding through private placement
Almalden Minerals Ltd announced that were able to raise US$16.9 million from their non brokered private placement
Mexico's Banorte sells US$2.5 billion worth of shares
Grupo Financiero Banorte sold shares worth US$2.5 billion. One of Mexico's biggest banks, Grupo Financiero Banorte SAB, sold around US$2. 5 billion worth of shares in the country's largest equity sale of the year yesterday.
Latin American currencies low as investors wait for results of Fed's meeting
Latin American currencies low as investors waited for results of Fed's meeting. Latin American currencies changed little last Tuesday as investors waited for the results of the US Federal Reserve's latest meeting.
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GM set to expand its operations in Mexico. (Photo : Reuters)The image is a GM parking lot with recently manufactured vehicles in a row. Last Wednesday, General Motors Co had unveiled plans for the expansion of its Mexican operations, investing US$691 million into the country.
Volaris, the Mexican budget airlines, is planning to undertake an IPO worth US$100 million. The operator of Mexican budget airline Volaris, Volaris Aviation Holding Co.
The Mexican Federal Competition Commission has disallowed Pfizer from using Pfizer baby food brands for twenty years.
The world's richest man now holds 31.1% of America Movil shares. Carlos Slim, the world's richest man, has further increased his shareholdings in his phone company America Movil.
Ora.TV purchases Stick Figure Productions for an undisclosed amount. Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim's Ora TV has purchased television production company Stick Figure Productions.
Volkswagen will begin to produce the next-generation Golf in Puebla, Mexico Volkswagen announced today that it will begin to produce the next-generation Golf at its Volkswagen de Mexico manufacturing facility in Puebla, Mexico.
