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(By Maqueda and Taylor with the collaboration of Maurizio) Why do Google and most tech giants, or not-so-giant companies, increasingly bet on marketing crossing events and real phygital experiences like F1? How important is it to co-create and amplify products through experiences and cross-development? In a world where innovation and speed are synonymous, the collaboration between Google and McLaren in Formula 1 (F1) stands out as a milestone that redefines not only motorsports but also the use of technology in high-performance sports. With the introduction of the new MCL38 race car, the British team seeks not only to win each race but also to demonstrate how artificial intelligence and cutting-edge devices can transform on-track performance. This article explores the synergy between these two powerhouses, its implications for the sport, and how this alliance could change the future of F1.

(By Maqueda and Maurizio) It returns with a transformative, disruptive focus, perhaps facing much criticism from the fashion world and with a bit of harshness in its experience, and a clear lack of flow (as they say today in the lingo). But beyond that, Victoria’s Secret is back, and it's clear that many brands made mistakes by cutting budgets for marketing, logistics, strategists, and activation teams. Now is the time to rectify that error in the era of cross-marketing expansion and the breadth of real, phygital experiences. Whether you're a bakery, a cosmetics and perfume chain, a tech company, or a car agency, it's time to reconnect with brand strategists and build experience teams, because this is the era of expanded real experiences in products, categories, partnerships, and all types of media.

(By Ortega and Cánepa) With the palpable excitement surrounding the South American Qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, the recent performances of the teams have left fans in a state of anticipation. Argentina, with its overwhelming 6-0 victory over Bolivia, has reaffirmed its leadership in the standings, while other teams like Colombia and Uruguay have experienced their ups and downs. In this article, we break down the results of matchday 10, analyze key statistics, and explore the upcoming fixtures, all with a reflective and debatable focus.

(By Taylor) SpaceX made history by executing an extraordinary precision maneuver: the mid-flight capture of the Super Heavy booster from its Starship rocket, known as ‘Mechazilla’. This event not only represents a significant technological advancement but also marks a milestone in rocket reuse, a goal that Elon Musk has relentlessly pursued. This article explores the details of this feat, its relevance for the future of space exploration, and the implications it holds for the aerospace industry.

(By Taylor and Maqueda) The idea of a train linking two of the most dynamic cities in the United States, Miami and Chicago, has transformed from a mere fantasy into a concrete proposal that could change the landscape of transportation in the country. This initiative, driven by Amtrak in collaboration with Brightline, not only promises to facilitate mobility between the South and the Midwest but could also revitalize local economies and promote a new, more sustainable way of life. At a time when transportation infrastructure faces significant challenges, this proposal emerges as an innovative and necessary solution.

(By Maqueda, Maurizio, and Otero) Emotional intelligence and fears within organizations are topics addressed by various authors and experts in psychology, leadership, and personal development. However, this topic is becoming increasingly relevant for achieving results. While there are many tech tools, metrics, and disciplines, errors persist daily, often without awareness, leading to poor decisions and significant suffering—even in organizations with good sales. What causes owners, bosses, and leaders, despite their efforts, to fail to improve or achieve objectives that they should, rationally, be able to accomplish? In this article, we summarize the main reasons why current methods, metrics, approaches, beliefs, and demands for improvement are poorly conceived and consequently yield poor results, in a concise, simple, and direct manner.

(By Molina) In an increasingly polarized electoral climate, where the media is biased and ideological fanaticism reveals the hypocrisy of society, the security of the Republican candidate becomes a matter of utmost importance, curiously little addressed by most media, celebrities, and influencers. On October 12, during a rally for former President Donald Trump in Coachella, California, once again, a man attempted to infiltrate the event armed with the apparent intention of assassinating him. The arrested individual, Vem Miller, is a member of far-right groups, and his arrest has reignited the debate over security at political events and the rising extremism in American politics. This article explores the details of the incident, the context in which it occurs, and what this implies for the presidential campaign and society at large.

(By Taylor) At a time when technology permeates every aspect of our lives, the battle for control of the online search market intensifies. The proposal from the U.S. government to divide Google, the tech giant that has dominated the sector for over two decades, has captured the attention of experts and consumers alike. This article explores the implications of this measure, not only for Google but also for its users and the digital ecosystem at large.

(By Taylor) In a world where urban mobility faces increasingly complex challenges, Elon Musk has introduced an innovative solution: the Cybercab, a self-driving taxi that promises to transform the way we move. This groundbreaking vehicle is not only a milestone in automotive technology but also raises questions about the future of public transport. With a manufacturing cost below $30,000 and a per-kilometer price that competes with public transport fares, the Cybercab is shaping up to be an accessible and efficient alternative. In this article, we will explore the fascinating details of this new vehicle, its implications for the automotive industry, and its impact on the daily lives of users in Miami and throughout the Spanish-speaking world.

(G.C Vera) Are you ready to have fun, let go, create, and share a different experience—one that will become a cherished anecdote? In an era where creativity and self-expression are more important than ever, Neon Brush emerges as an artistic oasis in the heart of Miami. This painting workshop, located in the vibrant Novotel Miami Brickell, offers a unique experience that combines art, music, and a retro-futuristic atmosphere illuminated by neon lights. Here, every brushstroke becomes an act of liberation. Whether you're seeking a creative outlet after a long day of work or a fun way to connect with friends, Neon Brush invites you to immerse yourself in a world where imagination knows no bounds. Creative winds are blowing in Miami! Neon Brush arrives at Novotel Miami Brickell and promises a great time with friends after work or on the weekend.

(By Maurizio and Maqueda) The union between the world of motorsport and the universe of toys has taken an exciting turn. In an era where the fan experience is constantly being redefined, Formula 1 and Mattel have signed a collaboration agreement that promises to transform the way fans interact with their favorite sport. Starting in 2025, Hot Wheels, the iconic toy car brand, will begin producing scale models of Formula 1 cars, offering not just a product but an unparalleled experience that combines the adrenaline of motorsport with creative play. To celebrate this agreement, they have already launched a special single-seater featuring the classic Hot Wheels number 68 and innovative features such as interchangeable tires, providing young fans and adult collectors with a unique experience. This article explores the relevance of this collaboration, its impact on young audiences and collectors, and how this fusion of worlds can attract new audiences.

With the general elections of 2024 around the corner, excitement and anticipation fill the air. For voters in Miami and Latin America, this is an opportunity not only to exercise their democratic right but also to do so in an iconic place that merges education and civic engagement. The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science will become an official early voting center from October 21 to November 3, 2024. This article explores the significance of this initiative, the benefits of early voting, and how the museum's environment can inspire citizens to engage more in democracy.

(By Soledad Huespe and Infonegocios Miami ) This year, the World Rally Championship (WRC) will take place in Chile, but the big question many fans are asking is whether Argentina can once again host this iconic event. David Eli, a historic organizer of the world championship in our lands, makes it clear. Under what conditions?