-Editorial The record-breaking inflation rate has led to a stalled recovery (or recovery reversal) for small businesses across North America, as Alignable’s November Road to Recovery reveals. This report is based on a poll of 3,430 small business owners from 10/30/21 to 11/9/21, as well as 655,000 historical responses from …
November, 2021
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6 November
Baja California Governor Repeals Wine Tax
-Editorial Just five days after taking office, the governor of Baja California Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda held an outreach meeting in the municipality of Ensenada with all organized sectors of vine growing and wine producers in the State in which she announced the decree of permanent repeal of the …
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5 November
Challenges and Obstacles of Women Entrepreneurs
By: Ellie Burgueño The challenges and obstacles that women entrepreneurs face today are many, as we continue in the fight for equal rights and dignified treatment, as well as the fight for the recognition of our achievements and capabilities. Listing the most relevant challenges is a task I gave myself …
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3 November
GINA CRUZ MEETS WITH PROFESSIONISTS AND INDUSTRIALS OF TIJUANA
-Editorial The senator for Baja California, Gina Andrea Cruz Blackledge, will work in a coordinated and periodic manner with professionals and industrialists from Tijuana to promote the development of this region, in the face of measures such as reforms to the electricity law and tax provisions that only discourage investment …
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1 November
CANIETI WILL PROMOTE ALLIANCE WITH NEW STATE ADMINISTRATION
-Editorial Derived from the great economic challenges and opportunities that our region represents, the National Chamber of the Electronics Industry, Telecommunications and Information Technologies (Canieti), Northwest Zone, will seek to work in close collaboration, within the framework of a common front on strategic issues, with the new administration headed by …
October, 2021
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21 October
Intellectual property and the creative industries
By: Jaime Israel Davila Gomez, Attorney. For the creative industries, it is increasingly important to know the law and implement practices that reduce the risk of claims in the day-to-day of their activity. There are many legal areas that impose obligations on these types of industries, however, copyright continues to …
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21 October
New Chamber of Commerce announced in Calexico
-Editorial The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Calexico is pleased to announce it will be serving the business communities of Calexico and Imperial Valley. Sitting in the region’s most prominent business corridor, the new chamber will support a cross-border alliance while encouraging an increase in international trade. The Chamber is …
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20 October
Industrialists Discuss Ideas and Objectives at National Convention
-Editorial The National Convention of Industrialists 2021, held in Tampico, Tamaulipas from October 13 to 15, successfully concluded in observance of the 80th anniversary of the National Chamber of the Transformation Industry (CANACINTRA) National Headquarters. The event was attended by 500 industrialists from all over the country, belonging to the …
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19 October
CONTAMINATED CRAFT BEER
By: Javier Sánchez Valenzuela “El Cerveciáfilo” Craft beer is… hand-crafted. What does this mean? Let’s see. Unlike “industrialized” or “corporatized” beer, craft beer is made with non-automated manual procedures. The artisan personally supervises each stage of the process, making sure that his recipe expresses what he has in mind. At …
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19 October
5th Mayors’ Binational Bike Ride is this Saturday Oct. 24
-Editorial The 4FrontED governing board hosts the 5th Mayors’ Binational Bike Ride Saturday, Oct. 23. Registration begins at 7 a.m. at the east end of the Yuma Civic Center parking lot, 1440 W. Desert Hills Drive. The 25-mile ride starts at 8 a.m. in Yuma and finishes in San Luis …
