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Singapur: el método para el milagro
Es un Estado que atrae capital, cobra impuestos predecibles, defiende la propiedad y dirige con planes de décadas -vivienda, puerto, finanzas, industria- sin convertir cada ministerio en una caja
“Alquería entendió hace años que era importante estar con el campo”
Carlos Enrique Cavelier, coordinador de sueños de la empresa, se refirió a los avances que han tenido en sostenibilidad tras volverse y mantenerse como una Empresa B
FMI ayudará a Colombia: 'acción oportuna para reducir los desequilibrios fiscales puede fortalecer la confianza’
El FMI dijo estar listo para apoyar a Colombia mediante un programa de reformas propio.
Littio reduce el margen que cobra por convertir dólares digitales a pesos colombianos: también modificó tarifas para transferencias internacionales
El cambio rige desde el 4 de septiembre y aumenta el valor en pesos que reciben los usuarios por cada dólar digital convertido.
MinComercio prohibió la importación de bienes producidos con trabajo forzoso
El Decreto 1444 de 2026 cierra el vacío normativo que sustentó el arancel de 12,5% que Estados Unidos le impuso a Colombia en julio
Internacionales
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Asia port congestion could bleed into 2027: analysts
Stress on the global shipping systems has been building since the summer, thanks to earlier peak seasons on Asia trades to North America, Latin America and Europe.
China y EE. UU. recortan aranceles sobre US$60.000 millones y extienden la tregua comercial hasta enero de 2027
Más del 90% de los productos incluidos quedarán sin tarifas adicionales cuando ambos países completen sus trámites.
Las oportunidades de negocio que aún se pueden aprovechar en EE. UU. mientras se estrecha la relación internacional
Las exportaciones siguen creciendo, y el país se sigue consolidando como principal socio comercial de Colombia.
Port fees on Chinese-built ships likely off table until January
The apparent two-month reprieve provides some relief to the 238 trade group signatories of a letter sent this week to the USTR urging the Trump administration to extend its suspension of the port fees
Canada propels interest in offshore wind port as developers retreat from US
With the Trump administration continuing to push back against wind development, project sponsors north of the border see an opportunity that would provide a new heavy cargo trade for shippers and carr
APM Mobile looks for more rail shippers with expanded intermodal yard
The terminal operator is looking for shippers that want to use Gulf Coast routes to avoid the rail delays hitting larger ports on the West and East coasts.
Canada seeks labor-employer guardrails against port, rail disruption
New legislation in Parliament designed to change the country’s Labor Code comes ahead of the expiration of two major labor contracts involving British Columbia ports and Canadian National Railway.
Canadian legislation creates new path to limit freight labor disruption
Introduction of a bill being called “Build Canada Strong” comes ahead of the March expiration of the contract between Western Canadian maritime employers and longshore unions.
CMA CGM adds Halifax to India-USEC ‘Indamex’ service
The Port of Halifax has been without a direct call from the Indian subcontinent since a rival service from Mediterranean Shipping Co. ended in June.
CBP begins purging importers of record in regulatory crackdown
An Aug. 19 Federal Register notice notified importers and customs brokers that the agency would be scrutinizing the accuracy of 5106 forms, documents necessary to import into the United States.
Fleet efficiency shipping’s best hedge against fuel and regulatory volatility: DNV
Improving vessel fuel consumption is the most immediate and practical lever available to shipowners, offering value across a range of possible fuel futures, according to a new report by a classificati
Baltimore port readying to boost CSX double-stack service
Baltimore is looking for more international shippers to use its intermodal service to Chicago by next year, thanks to terminal improvements and financial incentives.
Greater CBP scrutiny looms over US international mail imports
From Oct. 22, the customs agency will no longer allow casual or incomplete paperwork for international mail that could result in shipments being delayed, rejected or sent back.
Port NOLA says legal challenge to terminal will not stop work
The Louisiana parish that is the site of a proposed mega-terminal can proceed with a lawsuit that seeks to nullify the agreements Port NOLA struck to get property for the terminal.
India westbound container rate rally losing fizzle
Bookings for India exports to the United States and Europe for October are easing, with forwarders and industry watchers anticipating a “soft landing” of elevated container rates.
German dockworkers weigh strike action amid port congestion
A further round of strikes at German ports would likely worsen port congestion and schedule reliability on major trades.
Mexico-US trucking rates spike on B1 visa loss
US importers are scrambling to keep northbound freight from Mexico moving as temporary business visitor visa revocations cut deep into Mexico’s supply of cross-border truck drivers.
