Rarely a week goes by without new rapprochements between the United States and Cuba, from the OK for Cuban-born U.S. citizens to cruise to the island to the launch of commercial flights and Cuban TV shows airing stateside. Still, despite President Barack Obama’s decision to normalize relations with the communist-led nation, doing business on the…

To understand what it’s like for women in the male-dominated corporate world, consider a meeting that executive Ronda Martinez attended. She took the team that she supervised to meet with their company suppliers. Martinez asked questions, but the male suppliers directed their answers to the men on her team and not to her, the decision-maker.…

Innovation in health care is zooming ahead, borne on the wings of new technologies from real-time telecommunications to cloud storage and wearable, self-monitoring devices. But providing health care for a growing population and figuring out how to pay for it will be massive challenges in the years ahead – both for Latin America and the…

Squeezed between shrinking ad rates and technology morphing at ever-increasing speed, traditional news and entertainment companies have to find – and sometimes invent — new ways of making money, while ensuring that content remains high-quality. It’s all about adaptation, understanding your brand, and making the digital world work for you, said three speakers at WorldCity’s…

Leaders who make it to the top have special qualities: vision, an ability to take risks and learn from mistakes, and a way of inspiring employees. Add a disarming sense of humor and a willingness to share both personal and professional stories, and you’ve perfectly described Hernán Rincón of Microsoft, pictured above, and Cesar Alvarez…