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(By Juan Maqueda) Miami has become one of the favorite destinations for Latinos looking to invest in real estate. The city has been constantly evolving in recent years, developing new districts and turning old industrial areas into residential and commercial areas. One of the most recent is District 11 in Downtown Miami, which is experiencing rapid growth thanks to the reconstruction of the highway and the old Biscayne Boulevard bridge.

(By Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio from Miami) On the streets, OOH (billboards and large signs), in shopping centers, in eyewear stores, clothing stores, supermarkets, the F1 in Miami is omnipresent. A hundred brands that are direct sponsors of F1 or the teams that compete in it chose Miami as the ideal place to activate experiences and boost sales. The backdrop of Miami is unbeatable, as the world of shopping in the city of sun and F1 are a perfect combination.

(By Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio, from Miami) With its focus on innovation and entrepreneurship, eMerge Americas provides a unique opportunity to connect with industry leaders, learn about the latest trends and technologies, and grow your professional network. It is also a showcase for investors. The participation of Argentina and Spain, as well as Chile and Costa Rica, stood out with a large number of exhibitors.

(By Infonegocios Argentina in co-creation with Marcelo Maurizio) The new departure hall at Ezeiza looks beautiful! With a US$ 230 million investment, the Argentine construction company GCDI recently completed the construction of the new departure hall at the Ezeiza terminal, with a surface area of 45,000 m2. The aim of this new building is to unify check-in spaces and it will have the capacity to process 30 million passengers per year.

(By Belen Gandolfo Screpante) Argentinian developer Jorge M. Pérez, founder of Related Group, sees the construction of three residential towers on the city's coastline in jeopardy with the discovery of the remains of what was once a settlement of the Tequesta tribe, the area's native inhabitants.

(By Juan Maqueda and Marcelo Maurizio) eMerge Americas is one of the most important technology and business events in the Latin American and Caribbean region, bringing together more than 8,000 entrepreneurs, investors, innovators, and thought leaders from around the world to discuss the latest trends and technological solutions that are transforming the industry and the world. From InfoNegocios Miami, we bring you all the details of this event.

(By Belen Gandolfo Screpante) This South American Indian restaurant has opened its first location in the US in Miami. The colorful Rishtedar from Santiago, Chile, is already open in Wynwood. Created by Vikram Thadani, born in Chile to Indian parents, Rishtedar is located in Cube Wynwood, a boutique sales space east of Le Chick Miami and Crudos Fusion Art.

(By Marcelo Maurizio and Juan Maqueda) The South Korean consumer electronics company has decided to modify its global brand identity to make it more attractive to Generation Z, and adapt to a constantly changing technological landscape. It presents its new brand identity, characterized by an animation in its logo capable of showing up to eight different gestures on digital media. This resource is uncommon in the world of brands, and the company seeks to approach new generations and reinforce its iconic brand status.

(By Dino Dal Molin, from Miami, and Marcelo Maurizio) The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the world of work is undeniable. While applications like ChatGPT, the Metaverse, and other technological developments are creating new opportunities, there are also challenges and fears among people. One of the biggest fears is the possibility of losing jobs, the need for new skills, or unexpected changes in job positions. How does this affect the Anglo-Latin economy and the world economy as a whole?

(By Gisela Di Fabio / from Miami) In our section sponsored by the AACC and the Federation Binational Chambers Of Commerce, we present Latin women entrepreneurs in the USA and in Florida. Today we have the pleasure of talking with Josefina Pieres, who is an enormous entrepreneur, culture creator and art developer in the city of racial fusions. Josefina is a film and theater director based in Miami, originally from Buenos Aires. She trained as an actress and developed her career in direction.

(InfoNegocios Miami. Analysis of information provided by EFE and Bloomberg) What does the IMF say, what do bankers say, what do capital markets say about the current situation across the Americas? The economy of Latin America and the Caribbean is forecast to grow slightly in 2023, but will face high inflation, according to the latest report from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) published on April 18, 2023. It is estimated that the region will grow by 1.6% this year, two tenths below the previous calculation, and well below the 4% recorded in 2022. The IMF report also indicates that price increases will continue to be high throughout the continent. Latin American bankers summarize the current situation: "Bringing inflation back to its targets will be a long and complicated battle."

(By Belén Gandolfo Screpante) Rolling Loud Miami has announced the lineup for this year's three-day festival. Getting ready for their annual return at Hard Rock Stadium this July, Rolling Loud turned to Instagram to reveal their complete list of artists, and it's packed.