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Super 24 inaugurates its 600th store in Puerta Parada, strengthening its nationwide presence with a modern convenience model, strategic expansion, and a renewed commitment to serving Guatemalan communities.
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Guatemala welcomes Mario.com store, the country’s first Nintendo-focused shop offering official games, consoles, collectibles, and a free loyalty program for fans.
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Founded in 2019, it has assets under management of $850 million through its own strategies and those co-managed with specialized partners. Its CEO, Bobby Aitkenhead, leads a team of 40 professionals, most of whom are based in Madrid.
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Five Líderes Progreso 2025 were recognized among the 100 business leaders with the best reputation in Ibero-America, according to MERCO, highlighting Progreso’s commitment to ethical leadership, sustainability, and long-term impact.
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Walmart opens its 12th Supercenter in Guatemala with a modern three-level store in San Cristóbal, focused on sustainability and local economic growth.
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Universidad Galileo kicks off AI Summit Latam 2025, the international congress bringing together experts, companies, and innovation leaders to analyze the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on business and societal transformation in Latin America. The event is taking place at the Westin Camino Real Hotel, today November 18 and tomorrow
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Companies in Guatemala are integrating sustainability into their strategy as a key factor for growth.
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Companies in Guatemala are strengthening their anti-corruption policies to promote transparency and trust.
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Agencias J.I. Cohen, CMI, and Progreso lead innovation in Guatemala 2026 through technology, sustainability, and social commitment.
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Ana, the acclaimed restaurant in Guatemala City led by chef Nicolás Solanilla, wins the American Express One To Watch Award 2025 from Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants.
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LEADS Academy empowers women entrepreneurs across Central America, driving innovation, growth, and sustainable leadership through education and collaboration.
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TPS Landfill Solutions will invest US$185 million in a new waste-to-energy plant in Escuintla, Guatemala, using advanced pyrolysis technology to convert waste into renewable energy and reduce environmental impact.