Category: International
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.
Bank of Canada Set to Hold Rates as U.S. Trade Talks Shape Future Policy
The Bank of Canada is expected to keep interest rates on hold at 2.25%, with future monetary policy hinging on U.S. trade negotiations and USMCA uncertainty.
Grupo Televisa Adds Nearly $1 Billion pesos in Market Value as Bernardo Gómez and Alfonso de Angoitia Drive Stabilization
Grupo Televisa added nearly Mex$1 billion to its market capitalization in one week. While long-term investors remain down, leadership from Bernardo Gómez and Alfonso de Angoitia is helping restore momentum.
Trump Signals Exxon May Be Barred From Venezuela After CEO Calls Country ‘Uninvestable’
Key Highlights Introduction U.S. President Donald Trump escalated tensions with the energy sector on Sunday, signaling that Exxon Mobil could be barred from investing in Venezuela after its CEO described the country as “uninvestable.” The remarks highlight a growing divide between the Trump administration’s push to rapidly reopen Venezuela’s oil industry and the caution expressed
Foxconn Q3 Profit Rises 17% on Surging AI Server Demand
Key Highlights Introduction Taiwan’s Foxconn Technology Group (2317.TW), the world’s largest electronics contract manufacturer, reported a 17% increase in third-quarter profit, surpassing analyst expectations.The company, best known for assembling Apple’s iPhone and producing servers for Nvidia, credited the gain to robust demand for artificial intelligence (AI) hardware and resilient global consumer electronics sales. Net profit
Australia’s Home Prices Surge as Rate Cuts and First-Home Policies Ignite Demand
Australia’s housing market heats up again as national home prices jump 1.1% in October — the sharpest rise in over two years — driven by rate cuts, buyer incentives, and low supply.