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Is your cup of coffee about to get more expensive going in to 2019? Coffee prices have been sliding for years, dating back to 2016 and the conventional wisdom is that a record harvest expected... -
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From Riches to Rags: Have Cryptocurrencies Crashed for Good? Last year, cryptocurrencies made headlines as their value continued to rocket up, reaching a high of around $20000 in December. Bitcoin has... -
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Turkey: Erdogan has cemented his grip on power – now what about the economy? 24 June marked the culmination of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s long-held ambition: to become the most powerful Turkish leader since... -
How can Latin America’s business environment benefit from technological change? By Economist Ricardo Aceves During the final debate among Mexico's presidential candidates for the July 1 elections, the topic that... -
Mexico: A look at the past, present and future as elections yield AMLO victory With Mexico's general elections ending as expected with an AMLO victory on 1 July, Economist Christopher Thomas takes a look at Enrique...