Rohan Barnett’s Ah Cacao company makes and sells chocolate in the beach resort town of Playa del Carmen An Ah Cacao Chocolate Café in Mexico. Working Abroad Q&A: Each week, Irish Times Abroad meets an Irish person working in an interesting job overseas. This week, Rohan Barnett tells us how he went from an engineering […]
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Since the beginning of the year, Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O) has opened a new engineering office in Mexico City, while Facebook Inc (FB.O) has partnered with local groups to develop technical talent in the region. Oracle Corp (ORCL.N) plans to expand its offices in the Pacific coast state of Jalisco, local officials said, possibly bringing hundreds
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The global steelmaker, the world’s largest by volume, announced it would invest heavily in mining and steelmaking in Mexico, where many U.S. automakers have been shifting small car production. Luxembourg-based ArcelorMittal, one of Northwest Indiana’s largest employers, plans to construct a new hot strip mill that will boost its productivity in Mexico from 4 million
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IBIZA — Palladium Hotels & Resorts has announced a US$21 million investment to upgrade its Grand Palladium and The Royal Suites by Palladium properties in the D.R., Jamaica and Mexico. Of that $21 million, $5 million will go toward improving food and beverage offerings, which will include upgrades in steak quality, the presentation of food
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La firma alemana prevé un aumento en la capacidad instalada que se traducirá en el incremento de horas hombre, pasando de 50,000 horas en el 2013 a 63,000 para el 2014. La compañía Siemens invirtió 30 millones de pesos en la ampliación de su planta en el estado de Querétaro, para atender la demanda de insumos
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El consorcio del que forman parte las compañías españolas FCC y Acciona y las mexicanas Grupo Carso, GIA, Prodemex, La Peninsular e ICA ha firmado con el Grupo Aeroportuario de la Ciudad de México el contrato correspondiente a la construcción del edificio terminal del Nuevo Aeropuerto Internacional de la Ciudad de México (NAICM), adjudicado el
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