Business

In January 2014 the Colombian peso broke through the 2,000 to the US dollar. Devaluation is back on the economic agenda.

In a stylish setting Devotion Café sets a premium for its blends and a commitment to coffee culture.

A book on the United Fruit Company's years in Colombia challenges some of the negative perceptions of the company.

Private initiatives such as Startup Weekend offer tech-savvy entrepreneurs the tools to foster their online dreams.

The Colombian Central Bank won first prize in the category of "Best New Money" from the IACA in Berlin.

Colombia’s exploration sector has experienced a profound contraction that goes beyond the arid financial markets and lower prices for gold. Is there a crisis?

For years the peso has performed strongly in equity markets. The rally appears to be slowing as the central bank looks to the greenback.

With its natural resource based economy, Colombia must work to find ways of pushing the potentially poor towards a growing middle class.

Medellín looks to attract more foreign companies in the technology and BPO sectors.

Having built a food empire on all things Colombia, Andrés Jaramillo of 'Andres D.C' fame is one of this country's most creative and visionary businessmen.

The Colombian government requires huge spending on infrastructure in order to stay competitive with global markets.

From solar to wind farms and biofuels, Colombia's energy landscape could change once again with the untapped geothermal power from its volcanos.

Mario Hernández, the man behind the luxury leather brand believes he promotes his country by setting design trends and giving employment to others.

While Colombia looks to reduce unemployment, the informal labor force grows and ranks high in the region.

Colombia's oldest and most-trusted carrier is set to fly with a bold new look and a host of global destinations.

Small companies benefit from fair trade as consumers demand better working conditions in developing countries.