Business

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.

Knock offs threaten sales of the sombrero vueltiao, an icon of Colombian culture and livelihood of the Zenú community.

Bogotá hotels struggle with lower occupancy in the face of a room glut and the rise of an informal hospitality industry.

The British Embassy's UK Colombia Trade initiative allows both nations to share business experience and expertise.

Licores de Cundinamarca was awarded eight gold medals from the Monde Selection for its rums and aguardientes.

Foreigners flock to Cartagena to take advantage of “hot” new real estate, but one should be careful when investing.

The prospect of strong annual earnings and a stable investor climate draws foreign banking to Colombia.

Changes to Colombian tax law will have dramatic impacts on foreign residents with significant income abroad.

Investment between Colombia and its Free Trade partners continues to grow, but there are challenges on the horizon.

More than just a Carnival, Colombia's fourth largest city is quickly becoming a Caribbean investment and business hub.

India’s manufacturing and handicrafts industry drives an economic boom. Colombia could do well to learn from their model.