The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Pilots working for Aeromexico announced they will strike on October 1 over a company decision to axe some of their benefits in the wake of a recent accident in northern Mexico.
Online shopping for groceries is still in its infancy in Mexico but is expected to grow at a rapid rate over the next decade.
Banxico, Mexico’s central bank, reports that a new 200-peso bill, featuring independence heroes Miguel Hidalgo and José María Morelos on one side and the El Pinacate desert biosphere reserve on the back, will be issued in 2019.
According to IndustryTrend.net, in the first six months of 2018 home-sharing hub Airbnb generated $US1.39 billion in sales throughout Mexico.
Tuesday, Mexico debuted a new 500-peso bill featuring the image of President Benito Juarez that has some citizens concerned it may be confused with the 20-peso note.
Thanks to the buoyant U.S. economy and labor market, Mexican migrants are earning more money and sending more of it back home to relatives.
Spinmeisters on both sides of the border have been busy this week extolling the virtues of a new trade deal agreed between Mexico and the United States after 18 months of negotiations.
U.S. java chain Starbucks has opened its first cafe staffed entirely by senior citizens aged over 60. The branch is located in the Coyocan neighborhood of Mexico City.
A proposal to introduce an inheritance (or estate) tax, as well as a tax on donations above a certain limit, looks doomed to fail.
