Business

Despite immediate hurdles of devaluation and the global price of oil, Colombia's economic foundation remains strong. So why is it in the "Fragile Five"?

The Seattle-based coffee giant celebrates its first year of operations in the Colombian capital.

Farmers in a remote community in Caquetá are cultivating a "sweet zone" in a once "red zone".

As the Colombian peso reaches an historic low of $3000 to the dollar, can devaluation be stopped?

While Colombia advances with its “4G” infrastructure, the economy remains one of social inequalities.

?One of the world’s most prestigious prizes encourages Colombians to make a difference on climate change and clean energy.

The Bogotá Chamber of Commerce (CCB) wants bands to break out of the basement with a new initiative for the city, Music Cluster Bogotá.

The devaluation of the peso is making Colombians nervous as to the purchasing power of their incomes. if oil is the culprit, how high can…

Canadian firefighters have been trying to donate a fire truck to Barichara, facing in their good intentions, mountains of bureaucracy.

Many MBA grads are looking to Colombia to help boost small and medium-sized businesses.

The founder of BSR Idiomas, Robert Brandwayn authored a book which aims to help Colombians better their business English through real life case studies.

?How vulnerable is Colombia to the current oil glut? This nation may have to find creative ways of balancing the budget in 2015.

After the recent tax dispute between Colombia and Panama regarding "off-shore" assets, a national debate may start over what price for peace.

A bill in Congress looks to put the face of Nobel Laureate Gabriel García Márquez on a bank note next year.

A global oil glut is sending prices tumbling. As an oil producing nation, Colombia must drum up its cash reserves.

Increasingly large corporations are having their data compromised by attacks which are almost impossible to detect. We are all vulnerable to gullibility.