Shell Mobility, a division of British multinational oil and gas company Shell plc SHEL, has announced its exit from the fuel retail market of Mexico, transferring operations to Iconn, the country ...

Mexico's retailers are expected to benefit from sequentially strong second-quarter 2025 earnings, driven by favourable ...

Trump’s 30% tariffs on EU and Mexico mark a policy shift after past delays. Retail stocks face margin risks as traders ...

The US fashion and retail sectors argue Trump's 25% tariff on US imports from Canada and Mexico as well as an extra 10% tariff on China goods will hurt US fashion businesses and consumers.

Mexico's loyalty market will continue to grow over the forecast period and is expected to record a CAGR of 14.1% during 2025-2029.

CSIS Americas Director Ryan C. Berg and Henry Ziemer assess the state of competition in Mexico's telecommunication sector and argue a right-sized approach could prove a boon for the country's ...

Known as Walmex, the company is the largest foreign business of US retail giant Walmart and Mexico’s largest supermarket chain with 230,000 employees and more than 3,000 shops.

Mexico restricts duty-free apparel imports The rule change will significantly impact foreign fashion brands and third-party logistics providers using Mexico for de minimis shipments to the U.S.

The retail sector’s record-low availability rate will buffer it from tariff headwinds, a CBRE report said. Although the Trump administration has paused sweeping reciprocal tariffs on most ...

Shell’s exit highlights the growing regulatory complexity in Mexico’s downstream energy sector. Increased scrutiny over fuel imports and measures to curb illegal trade have created an inhospitable ...