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La Fazenda's owners reported revenues of COP 1.07 trillion, a 10% cost reduction and 25% growth in their brand. The company is restructuring its liabilities and betting on the brand amid falling pork prices.
Read the flashPortafolioThe Government proposes raising the tax per cigarette pack to COP 7,823 in 2027 and COP 11,200 in 2028. Vapes would pay COP 1,000 per milliliter in 2027 and COP 2,000 from 2028. The additional revenue would fund health insurance coverage.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaDe la Espriella proposes halving service contracts in 2027. According to the initiative, this measure would allow average annual savings of 0.19% of GDP, equivalent to about 9.6 trillion pesos.
Read the flashValora AnalitikFerrovial shares are up 15% over five sessions. According to analysts, the rally is explained by quarterly results, clarifications about the I-24 highway in the United States and attractive entry levels. Despite the rebound, the stock is still down 8.7% so far in 2026.
Read the flashexpansion.comThe Economic Rescue Law sets an annual cap of $32.9 million for the 25% tax-exempt income, as established in article 47 of the text. That provision amends numeral 10 of article 206 of the Tax Statute.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaBruce Mac Master presented his balance sheet as head of Andi and said goodbye to the guild's members. In his remarks he defended his legacy and asked the association to "be firm on principles". "I leave Andi but not the cause," he said while announcing his departure.
Read the flashPortafolioThe vice president announced a regime that would nearly halve the income tax rate for new investment in tourism. The announcement coincides with hotel occupancy falling from 58.4% to 50.6%, according to the news description. Cotelco warned of a "hidden pandemic" in the sector in Bucaramanga.
Read the flashPortafolioThe bill known as the Rescue Law proposes modifying the fiscal rule and setting a limit on spending when debt increases. Under its terms, if net debt closes above 71% of GDP, personnel spending could not grow more than CPI plus 0.5 points.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaA proposal known as Ley de Rescate sets out a progressive contribution scheme for health, under which people with higher incomes would pay a higher contribution. According to the initiative, companies would also bear more costs.
Read the flashValora AnalitikThe Espriella administration seeks to refund VAT to 35 million Colombians every 15 days, according to Valora Analitik. The refund would be calculated from the information recorded in electronic invoices issued with the buyer's ID number. The outlet also notes that rates would increase.
Read the flashValora AnalitikMcDonald's will stop sponsoring FIFA after 32 years of partnership. According to the published report, the decision follows a 2026 World Cup campaign that did not meet its commercial expectations.
Read the flashValora AnalitikThe vice president defended the economic bill known as the Rescue Law and said more than 19 million Colombians would not pay VAT. According to his statements, the top 10% of income earners would bear the largest contribution to finance the initiative.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaApple launched its first MacBook Pro with a touchscreen. The new laptops come in 14- and 16-inch versions, with OLED displays and M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, according to Portafolio.
Read the flashPortafolioAn initiative known as the "Rescue Law" contemplates granting the head of state extraordinary powers for six months to modify the structure of the public administration, which would allow merging or eliminating ministries and institutions, according to La República.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaVice President José Manuel Restrepo and Minister Miguel Gómez filed Bill 477, known as the Economic Rescue Law, in Congress, according to La República. The government initiative contains five key points, the outlet reported.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaThe De la Espriella government's Fiscal Rescue Law bill includes cuts and changes to income tax and VAT, according to the key points of the text published by Valora Analitik. The initiative also toughens penalties for those who evade taxes or take part in smuggling activities.
Read the flashValora AnalitikThe De La Espriella government filed its fiscal rescue bill, according to Portafolio. The legislation envisions a public spending cut of close to COP 45 trillion, equivalent to 2.2% of GDP.
Read the flashPortafolioThe Mexican peso fell to levels not seen in more than a year after the release of US inflation and GDP data. The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday and said it would need more information before adjusting its monetary policy again.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaShares of Alphabet, Google's parent company, fell sharply on Wall Street, costing the company nearly half a trillion dollars in market capitalization. The tech company's decline weighed on the Nasdaq and revived doubts about the cost of the global race for artificial intelligence.
Read the flashPortafolioBanco de la República reported a 45% financial drop in its result through September. The result for the period totaled 5.98 trillion pesos between January and September, compared with 10.96 trillion pesos in the same period of 2025, according to the central bank's report on its accounts.
Read the flashPortafolioDe la Espriella extended until December 2027 the transition period from Sisbén to the Registro Universal de Ingresos (RUI). During that stage, the entities responsible for social programs must define their own adaptation schemes to the RUI.
Read the flashValora AnalitikFintech Alta announced its arrival in Medellín to finance work vehicles and will have a partnership with inDrive. The company projects placing more than COP 130,000 million in loans in Colombia by 2027, of which about COP 50,000 million would correspond to Medellín.
Read the flashValora AnalitikSandisk reported quarterly results that once again beat market expectations. Despite the beat, the stock, which wobbled during the session, fell 3% in after-hours trading following the report, according to Barron's.
Read the flashBarron'sSerfinanza, a bank part of Grupo Olímpica, returned to the capital market with the placement of ordinary bonds worth $150 billion, within the framework of its 50 years of existence. According to the published information, the operation seeks to improve its financing structure.
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