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El artículo se centra en el rendimiento de las empresas latinoamericanas después de su recuperación de la recesión desde 2017. Los temas discutidos incluyen su expansión en el entorno macroeconómico, el aumento de su cuota de mercado y el aumento de sus ingresos. Aborda además un mayor producto interno bruto (PIB) de América Latina en 2018.

The article focuses on the "Latin American Markets for Spinal Implants and Vertebral Compression Fractures (VCF) 2011" report offered by Research & Markets Ltd. It says that spine implants and VCF markets were valued at over 290 million dollars in 2010, while spine market growth resulted from the increasing medicine access in Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina. Moreover, it covers various topics including market by segment, manufacturer market shares, and total spinal implant market in the region.

Focuses on the challenges facing investment bankers in terms of profitability and market share competition in Latin America. Function of Citigroup's global cash management operation in the multinational business of Argentine steel and engineering company Techint; Specific capabilities and expertise of certain banks and financial institutions; Concern expressed by Maurice Marchesini, head of Latin American investment banking at Merrill Lynch, on entering the local equity underwriting business. INSETS: New Math;Room for Three?.

The article discusses the impact of China's aggressive international trade policies in Latin America on the U.S. market share in the region. It mentions that the Sino-Latin trade level from 2000 to 2008 increased annually by 31 per cent, while in the region's eight leading economies, U.S. market share dropped from 49 per cent to 38 per cent. The Chinese trade performance is supported by investment capital and a 2.5-trillion U.S.-dollar surplus.

The article reports on a survey to determine which banks in Latin America are providing the best and worst service. According to the author investment banks in the region seem to be more than ever concerned about their reputation among clients and still very much focused on market share and league table rankings. Some of the banks included in the survey are Credit Suisse, JPMorgan and Goldman.

This article discusses the cellular telephone industry in Latin America. An increase in cell-phone users throughout Latin America has created a competitive market for services carriers like América Móvil and Telefónica Móvil. These two corporations, benefited by a rise in economics and political stability in the region, are competing for a controlling share of the region's consumers.

The article reports on banks and banking in Latin America. Despite the advance of foreign ownership across Latin America in the past 10 years, the Brazilian banking system remains largely concentrated in domestic hands, both public and private. Moreover, recent consolidation in Brazil has brought about more in-market mergers. As a result, Brazilian indigenous banks have become even larger conglomerates, retaining their dominance over business segments and the client base. It is reported that the severe impact of the Argentine crisis on the local banking system, and on a number of international banks with substantial exposure to the country, has triggered a profound re-evaluation of business viability and commitment to the region. In Brazil, indigenous banks are seeing opportunities to grab market share in local-currency deals, as international banks revise their risk appetite and become even more selective in their cross-border and domestic exposures. Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela, Colombia, and even Brazil do not seem to offer positive economic or political prospects in the near term.

The article focuses on the increasing demand of big-box retailers in Latin American market, particularly the middle class. Karen Raquet, executive vice president of business development at Jones Lang LaSalle Retail, stated that the emergence of the middle class market has brought opportunities to U.S. chain retailers. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is one of the retailers that benefited from the resurgence of the market which it operates in Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua.

The article focuses on the opening of luxury stores or retailers in Latin America due to the increasing appetite of the market on expensive goods. Braulio Bauab, president of Brau Comunicaciones, stated that several foreign retailers wanted to invest in Latin America due to its high-end fashion market. Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA predicted that its sales will be double in the next five years because of its demand in emerging-market countries.

As developers phase out their coal-fired assets in Chile and replace them with renewable projects, sponsors' market shares could change, say attendees at IJLatam 2020, IJGlobal's Latin America energy and infrastructure conference. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article focuses on market research firm Infonetics Research Inc.'s prediction for the market share of Passive Optical Network (PON), Fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) and Digital subscriber line (DSL) in the U.S. during the third quarter of 2011. It highlights that fixed broadband aggregation equipment market was expected to grow in 2011 and reports that growth was be observed for the PON and DSL services across the markets of China and Latin America during that period.

The article reports on the advanced merger talks of CenturyLink with Level 3 to create a bigger global carrier that can compete with Verizon and AT&T and to become the second biggest U.S. Ethernet provider. Topics covered include acquisitions of CenturyLink for enhancing its service portfolio including the purchase of Qwest Communication, Embarq and Savvis. Also cited are Level 3 acquisitions including Global Crossing and bigger market share in the Ethernet sector of Europe and Latin America.

The lender's breadth and volume of activity throughout Latin America is complemented by a strategy that aims to include mid-size corporate clients and transactions [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports on the growth of the cruise line segment in Latin America in 2006. The number of their passengers increased in 2005. The industry expects growth to continue with no end in sight. As a result, many smaller cruise lines emerged, gaining more market share. Some companies introduced new concepts to attract passengers. This growth is also beneficial to ports throughout the region.

Grupo Bimbo Grupo Bimbo has set a precedent for other Latin American firms looking to expand outside the region [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

As regulations force US and European banks to focus on core business lines, local firms in Latin America are finding a new role in the market [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Several charts and graphs related to fragrance industry in Asia Pacific, Latin America and Australasia are presented which includes regional market growth rate in 2011-2012, regional market size and global ranking.

Rankings: Bradesco tops the Latin America written premium ranking, while Mapfre tops the region's ceded premium ranking, according to 2012 figures provided by LatinoInsurance online. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A recent AM Best report reveals that Latin America's share of the global insurance market has doubled in the past decade, but insurers and reinsurers must contend with differing regulatory systems ranging from Solvency II-like requirements to protectionism. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article the author comments on the competition faced by the multinational insurance companies from the Latin American insurance companies while doing the business in Latin America. While doing business in Latin America, multi-national insurance companies often ignore the competition presented by the local companies that holds major market share. Also, local companies are owned by business groups, that contribute heavily to the national economy, which gives them competitive advantage.

The article reports on Emco Wheaton Corp., which strengthened its sales team in the U.S., Canada, and Latin America to raise levels of customer service and technical support for its loading arms and associated equipment. It states that the new service package aims to increase the company's market share for its products and systems for the safe transfer of liquids and gases. Furthermore, the new sales team will be managed by Emco Wheaton USA sales manager Peter Whipple.

The article reports that steelmakers in China more than tripled shipments to Latin America to 4.3 million tonnes in 2010. Steel companies took advantage of strong currencies in the region and aimed to raise market share. On the other hand, crude steel production rose for a third month to reach 5.58 million tonnes in March 2011.

Focuses on the economic impact of the growth of low-cost carriers in Latin America. Threat posed by carriers to some full-service airlines according to Pedro Heilbron, CEO of Panamanian airline Copa; Remarks from major airline executives Aeropostal CEO Nelson Ramiz and LAN CEO Enquire Cueto on competing with low-cost airlines; Market share of low-cost carriers in the region according to Michael Bell of Spencer Stuart. INSET: A Plus for Embraer.

This article presents information about the San Sebastian International Film Festival. It wasn't long ago that attendees trumpeted intimacy and convenience as the key attractions of the San Sebastian International Film Festival. The event on Spain's Basque coast was considered a welcome parenthesis to the hectic festival season, with good movies, accessibility to moviemakers and contact with the Spanish film industry. In addition to pioneering the search for young directors, buttressed by the handsome $95,000 Altadis-New Director Award and gaining first-rate international drawing power with its film selection, San Sebastian has firmly established itself as the premiere European showcase for the hot new film market, Latin America.

Reports on the growth in server shipments and decline in profits in Latin America in 2003. Percentage changes in the industry; Market share for companies; Factors influencing the decline in revenues and profits.

The article discusses the increasing demand for hair styling products and colorants in Latin America as of August 2014. Topics covered include the market share of Brazil in the hair care sector based on the data of the Brazilian Association of the Cosmetic, Toiletry and Perfumery Industry (Abihpec), the interest of Brazilian women in hair dye, the emergence of P&G Brazil as the top hair color firm through its Wella unit, and the performance of domestic hair care firms, such as Niely do Brasil.

The article discusses the music chart dominance of several Latin music singers, including Romeo Santos, Prince Royce, and Marc Anthony, and the lack of artist development in the Latin music industry. Topics include the top finalists for the 2014 Billboard Latin Music Awards, which are similar to those in 2013 and 2012, the decline in Spanish-language music's overall market share, and the problems hampering artist development, such as restrictive radio formats.

The article announces that Siemens Enterprise Communications Group has been ranked as the leader in the enterprise telephony market in Latin America for the first quarter of 2009, by analyst firm Synergy Research Group. The company has a 39 percent market share in Latin America and 26 percent market share in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Comments from Ken Landoline of Synergy are included. The company's competitors included Alcatel, Aastra and Avaya.

Several charts are presented showing results of the foreign exchange survey 2013 based on market share by region, which includes Asia, North America and Latin America.