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Yesterday, Bogotá's Superior Court struck down the administrative ruling by Colombia's Superintendence of Commerce that banned Über's operations from the Andean nation.

Colombia’s Ministry of Information Technology and Communications (MinTIC) awarded the contract to operate Colombian Internet Domain Registry (ccTLD. CO) to Neustar subsidiary .CO Internet SAS.

Smart enterprises have already deployed telework and work-from-home strategies. With the coronavirus pandemic and travel bans, now is the time for less proactive companies to catch up...and fast! Some of the most knowledgeable experts in business share their insights.

Unisys Corporation (NYSE: UIS) has announced a consolidation of its Enterprise Solutions United States & Canada (US&C) and Latin America regions into a new Americas region.

Datacenter developer HostDime broke ground last week on a built-to-suit data center facility in the Bogotá, suburb of Tocancipá..

Antonio Banderas, Tom Cruise and Mark Wahlberg are some of the internationally recognized actors who have filmed movies in Colombia during the last five years thanks to achievement of the Colombia's Filming Law, which delivers tax incentives to promote international filming in...

Swiss cement company LafargeHolcim (SIX: CHF) has announced that it expects to invest more than 10 million dollars and generate close to 1,000 jobs in the medium term, as it expands its Shared Services operations located in the Ruta N Innovation District of Medellín, Colombia.

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In an auction that raised 5 trillion pesos ($1.5 Billion USD), Colombia allocated mobile spectrum to operators America Movil (Claro) (NYSE: AMX, BMV: AMXL) and Millicom (Tigo) (NASD: TIGO, STO: TIGO SDB), and to British private equity investors Novator Partners. Telefónica’s...

After announcing a plan to move away from Latin American markets, Madrid based Telefónica (BME: TEF) has sold 621 Colombian mobile telephony towers to Florida-based Phoenix Tower International, and agreed to sell 521 more Colombian towers and 1,408 towers in Ecuador. In Colombia,...