Coforge has agreed to acquire Encora in a $2.35 billion all-stock deal, marking a strategic push at a time when IT outsourcing is slowing.

Hightekers has expanded its presence in Latin America through the acquisition of Serviap Global, a specialist in cross-border employment services.

Digital infrastructure in Latin America could get a major lift if Japanese conglomerate SoftBank goes ahead with its plan to buy U.S.-based DigitalBridge. SoftBank is no stranger to the region. Since ...

Mexico has prepared a new legal and policy framework to upgrade its cybersecurity defenses. The plan sets out a national policy and a federal framework that will introduce mandatory guidelines, ...

MIAMI — Three industry leaders spoke about what it takes to start doing business in Latin America during Nexus Miami panel hosted by Nearshore Americas Managing Editor Tim Zyla. B&H Compliance CEO ...

Uruguay’s global services sector continued its steady climb in 2024, exporting $4.101 billion worth of services. Total service exports reached $7.099 billion, but the strongest momentum came from ...

India-born BPO and compliance services provider Provana has entered the Latin American market through the acquisition of Neostella’s staffing business, adding teams located in Colombia and the United ...

TTEC Holdings’ five-year decline is continuing after the customer-experience outsourcer reported another quarter of decreasing revenue while its founder abandoned plans to take the company private. In ...

Latin America felt little pain from President Donald Trump’s sharp H-1B visa fee hike. Yet if the U.S. move speeds up outsourcing, the region could turn out to be its biggest winner. “It could be a ...

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is ramping up local hiring in the U.S. and further trimming its use of H-1B visas, just as the Trump administration plans a steep $100,000 fee on new visa petitions.

Medellín had already established itself as a growing tech hub when the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020 and killed much of the city’s momentum in attracting U.S. business attention. It wasn’t down for ...

Latin America’s outbound investment is surging, and a majority of that capital is staying within the region. In 2024, 65% of all outward FDI projects (by value) were directed toward other Latin ...