Latin Americans Head to Spain for Business School

After seven years of working in management in the United States, Joana Jo Fratini started making plans a couple of years ago to return home to Brazil.

Argentina celebrates bond payoff as end of an era

Bond payoffs are supposed to be boring, but Argentina’s president is celebrating Friday’s final $2.3-billion (U.S.) payment on a bond given to people whose savings were confiscated a decade ago, calling it a lesson for European countries now mired in foreign debt.

Brazil Flexes Strong Arm to Reverse Slowdown

BRASILIA—Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega vowed that a weaker currency, more government-backed lending and other stimulus measures will reactivate the once high-flying South American economy, whose recent stagnation has prompted some economists to predict an era of modest growth.

Brazil economy overtakes UK, says CEBR

Brazil has overtaken the UK as the world's sixth largest economy, an economic research group has said.