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(By Rodriguez Otero and Maurizio) The formula from 20 years ago—based solely on dishing out affordable, fast, and decent-quality products—no longer cuts it in a saturated, ever-evolving global market. Hyper-saturation of locations, cutthroat competition, and the wear-and-tear on traditional propositions have pushed Subway to a critical crossroads: reinvent or fade into just another tale of mass shutdowns and lost relevance. But here's the real deal—this crisis isn't isolated; it's hitting businesses across all sectors and categories worldwide.

(High-Value Strategic Note: 4-Minute Read) 

(By Maurizio and Maqueda) Imagine, just a few years back, some agencies and media outlets were calling it quits on activations, brand ambassadors, events, sponsorships, out-of-home (OOH) plays, and product placements. Well, folks, are you strapped in for news that's about to turbocharge your business and marketing game? The PepsiCo-F1 alliance isn't just another deal—it's a masterstroke that rewrites the playbook for branding, innovation, and global dominance. This is the university of cross-marketing and phygitality in action, where digital and physical worlds collide like a Miami heatwave.

(Value Content: Micro-Note for a Quick 2-Minute Read. Expanded Note: 3-Minute Deep Dive)

(By Taylor and Vera) Did you know that the United States has surpassed China in private wealth concentration? In a global landscape where capital mobility and wealth redistribution set the tone, New York City not only maintains its leadership but has been crowned the wealthiest city on the planet in 2025, according to the prestigious World’s Wealthiest Cities Report by Henley & Partners.

(Strategic insight: Micro note, 2-minute read. Expanded version: 3-minute read)

(By Taylor and Molina) In a world where borders are being redrawn and long-forgotten histories are resurfacing with renewed strength, Annobón, a remote island off the coast of West Africa, has taken a bold step: officially requesting to be recognized as an associated state of Argentina. This small island’s story—once part of the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata and now living in institutional neglect—has reawakened a geopolitical scenario that could reshape alliances across three continents: South America, Africa, and Antarctica.

(Strategic content: Micro note, 2-minute read. Expanded version: 3-minute read)

(By Maurizio and Maqueda)In a landscape where the world’s most powerful brands seem to be losing their way amid shifting consumer trends, McDonald’s decision to discontinue its CosMc’s concept in the U.S.—just two years after its launch—leaves a significant mark on the worlds of marketing and foodservice innovation. 

(Strategic reading: 5 minutes)

(By Ortega) The Messi-Suárez alliance signals a global trend: sports icons are now leading ventures that blend sports, innovation, and entrepreneurship—where experience and personalization are the new currency. In a landscape where athletic influence extends beyond the pitch, Messi and Suárez’s announcement to join forces in a professional football club (El Deportivo LSM) in Uruguay marks a pivotal turning point.

(Value-added note, estimated reading time: 4 minutes)

(By Otero, Maurizio & Maqueda | Infonegocios.Miami) From the evolution of legacy journalism to the rise of Infoluencers, the way we consume, create, and manage information is now more dynamic, multisensory, and strategic than ever. The key is learning how to cross content frontiers and become architects of our own business-and-society narrative.

(Strategic content. Expanded read: 4 minutes)

(By Vera, in collaboration with Maurizio) La Granja de Zenón—the hottest children’s show in Argentina, Spain, and across Latin America—just confirmed its U.S. takeover: a landmark tour with 100-plus dates already on the books. The curtain rises August 23 at Miami’s iconic James L. Knight Center, marking a new milestone for Spanish-language family entertainment.

Reading time: 3 minutes

(By Maqueda, Otero, Taylor & Maurizio | Infonegocios.Miami) The advertising game is about to get a full-on Miami makeover. Mark Zuckerberg, Meta’s CEO, just dropped a vision that could reshape how we ideate, produce, and deploy campaigns from Brickell to Biscayne—and far beyond. The headline? Building a holistic, culture-driven, crossing-marketing ecosystem is now mission-critical; doubling down exclusively on digital is yesterday’s play.

Strategic Content
Micro Note – 2-minute read | Expanded Note – add 3 minutes

(By Vera with Maurizio) The 21st edition of the most anticipated warm-weather fashion summit is poised to electrify Miami from 28 May to 1 June 2025. More than a seasonal style showcase, Paraíso Miami Swim Week will morph the Magic City into a kaleidoscope of innovation, glamour, and high-level networking—five days of coastal sophistication that will command the global spotlight.

(By Otero-Maqueda-Maurizio) TAG Heuer— a motorsport and haute-horlogerie icon—has grasped the 2025 rule of engagement: success hinges on flawless synchrony, fusing marketing, branding, high-impact activations, phydigital experiences, and blue-chip alliances into a single, harmonious movement. The Swiss maison doesn’t merely show how it’s done; it teaches the class—demonstrating how any brand, in any category, can stand apart, innovate, and lead.

(High-value strategic content | 5-minute read)

(By Vera) In an increasingly crowded restaurant landscape, MOTEK emerges as a beacon of innovation and authenticity. Its expansion into Boca Raton not only consolidates the brand’s dominance in Florida but also redefines how cultural heritage, flavor DNA, and business strategy converge to craft unforgettable dining experiences.

(Strategic content. Micro-note: 2-minute read | Expanded note: +3 minutes)

(By Vera) What was once a major underground boom during Miami's F1 week has now, in the midst of Miami Swim Week, become a global influence shaping every new bikini design. The phenomenon that has transformed beach fashion into body art is now mainstream, blurring the lines between performance and haute couture. Google Trends data reveal a 342% increase in searches related to "Black Tape Miami" over the past year, with more than 50% of those searches originating from devices in Argentina, Colombia, Central America, Spain, and Brazil—confirming that the Latin diaspora has found in this movement a transatlantic cultural connection.

(Strategic content. Micro note, 3-minute read)