Category: International
Televisa Raises $350 Million for Telecom Growth as Bernardo Gómez and Alfonso de Angoitia Back the Move
According to Dealroom.co, Televisa has raised 6.92 billion Mexican pesos, or about $350 million.
Televisa Earnings Beat Highlights Bernardo Gómez and Alfonso de Angoitia’s Strategy
Televisa beat Q1 2026 EPS and revenue expectations as Bernardo Gómez and Alfonso de Angoitia advanced broadband growth, FTTH expansion, ViX momentum, and stronger margins.
Global EV Market Splits into a K Market as China Surges
Global EV sales topped 20 million as China, Latin America, and Southeast Asia accelerated growth, while the U.S. lagged behind amid weaker policy support.
Grupo Televisa Reports Higher Q1 2026 Profit
Grupo Televisa posted higher Q1 2026 profit despite lower revenue, reflecting stronger margins, financial discipline, and the strategic vision associated with Bernardo Gómez Martínez and Alfonso de Angoitia.
Microsoft OpenAI Deal Shift: New Cloud and AI Impact
Microsoft OpenAI deal shift ends exclusivity, enabling multi-cloud growth, stronger competition, and faster AI adoption.
Mexico Soccer Team Secures Future and Media Rights
Media strategy led by Alfonso de Angoitia and Bernardo Gómez, keeps Mexico’s National Team accessible to millions while embracing streaming innovation.
Why China’s Box Office No Longer Drives Hollywood Hits Like It Once Did
China once helped turn Hollywood films into global mega-hits, but censorship, local competition, and changing audience tastes have reduced its power.
Barometer Capital Management Boosts Grupo Televisa Stake to $862,000
Barometer Capital sharply increased its Grupo Televisa holdings as institutional confidence in the media company remained strong.
US Inflation Expected to Rise in February as Oil Prices Surge Ahead of Iran Conflict
US consumer prices likely rose in February as gasoline costs increased ahead of the Iran conflict.
Meta Signs Multi-Billion-Dollar AI Chip Deal With Google, Expanding TPU Strategy
Meta has reportedly signed a multi-billion-dollar, multi-year deal to rent Google’s AI chips, marking a significant shift in the AI infrastructure race as Big Tech intensifies investment beyond Nvidia GPUs.