The collapse of a Mexican lender is spurring concern about risks for the banking system just as the country sinks into its deepest recession in almost a century under the watch of a financial...

Walmart de Mexico SAB’s landmark $370 million settlement came as it faced potential criminal tax fraud charges amid a crackdown by the Mexican government on big companies.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is shutting its private banking business in Mexico, according to people with knowledge of the matter, as wealthy clients in some of Latin America’s largest economies move their...

Mexico’s antitrust commission is planning to fine several global banks and individual traders after ruling that they conspired to manipulate prices for peso bonds early last decade, people familiar...

Cinepolis de Mexico SA, Mexico’s biggest chain of cinemas, has struck a deal with its banks to restructure more than $1 billion of loans and receive $300 million directly into the company, people...

Mexico will likely approve a bill making the central bank the nation’s dollar buyer of last resort following changes that will ease concerns it could force the institution to take illicit funds, a...

A week ago, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador was on a roll with his anti-corruption campaign, boosted by a video of rivals counting piles of cash and leaked testimony that could bring...

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Billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego’s long-running tax dispute with the Mexican government is headed for review by one of the country’s Supreme Court justices in a case that could affect about $2...

An international legal organization told Mexico’s Finance Ministry in a letter that the country’s hardball tactics to fight tax evasion are threatening the rule of law, in another chapter of the...

Mexico’s major banks on Friday told the country’s central bank they would support its efforts to fight a proposal in the Senate that would force the Banco de Mexico to buy cash that policy makers...

A battle between one of Mexico’s richest men and one of its most respected institutions appears to have ended in a victory for the central bank.

Cinepolis de Mexico SA, Mexico’s biggest chain of cinemas, is seeking to restructure more than $1 billion in loans, people familiar with the talks said.

Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego’s bank and appliance dealer Grupo Elektra weathered the coronavirus virtually unscathed so far, outperforming most other Mexican stocks amid trading volume...

Two years into his campaign to crack down on rampant tax evasion and corruption in Mexico, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is scaring the rich into shipping their money abroad.

Mexico’s second-largest movie theater chain, Grupo Cinemex SA, is closing its cinemas indefinitely and is working with banks to restructure at least $230 million in debt.

Some migrant families with children who’ve crossed illegally into the U.S. are being released in Texas by border patrol officials, a reversal of Trump-era policies to immediately send them back to...

Mexico’s largest brokerages won the first round against a government plan to channel more bids to the country’s new stock exchange, a move they said would raise costs and undermine best-execution...

Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas wished Best Buy Co. “a good return home” and pledged to take care of its shoppers after the U.S. big-box retailer announced its departure from the country.

Mexico’s antitrust watchdog has fined seven banks a total of $1.5 million, only 4% of potential penalties, after finding evidence of price-rigging in the peso bond market early last decade, according...

With a fentanyl crisis deepening across North America, US drug authorities in 2021 identified dozens of Mexican companies suspected of trafficking the narcotic’s key ingredients. They took their...

Citigroup Inc.’s plan to exit retail-banking operations in Mexico has pushed the government into damage-control mode to ease concerns in a country scarred by a financial crisis in the 1990s.

Mexico’s antitrust watchdog has fined seven banks a total of $1.5 million, only 4% of potential penalties, after finding evidence of price-rigging in the peso bond market early last decade, according...

Mexican regulators need to break up an effective monopoly in the country’s credit card payments network that is benefiting big banks and hobbling startups in Mexico, said a new study commissioned by...

Mexico’s government said it reached a deal with union and business leaders on a controversial bill to ban outsourcing in a move that seeks to close tax loopholes.

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Grupo Sanborns SAB, a chain of retail stores controlled by billionaire Carlos Slim, is moving to delist from Mexico’s stock market, making it the latest in a string of companies to exit the nation’s...

Mexican regulators are set to propose new rules that would require brokerages to channel more bids to a struggling, upstart stock exchange, according to people familiar with the matter.

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Mexico City’s security chief, who was caught in a deadly ambush Friday, is “doing well” after his surgery, according to Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum.

A unit of Mexican chemical company Grupo Pochteca, controlled by two wealthy local families, is the subject of an investigation by U.S. and Mexico authorities for its alleged role in importing...

Mexico’s president will propose a regional agreement on migration to the U.S. this week and the expansion of his tree planting program to Central America as an option to provide order in the process...

Citigroup Inc. is weighing a deal to buy Deutsche Bank AG’s Mexican bank amid plans to set up a new local unit as it exits retail operations in the country, according to people familiar with the...

Mexico’s central bank will lend money to local banks that can’t sell bulk dollars to the U.S., a move meant to satisfy lawmakers who wanted to force the nation’s monetary authority to purchase the...

Mexico’s Senate approved Wednesday a bill that will force the central bank to buy dollar bills from banks that can’t place them elsewhere, ignoring concerns from policy makers that the bill could...

Mexico has surpassed Panama and Peru to become the deadliest spot for Covid-19 in Latin America.

A Mexican federal judge has ordered the country’s securities regulator to hand over documents regarding the approval of a tender by the controlling shareholders of chicken processor Industrias...

Mexico’s senate may vote as soon as next week on a currency bill that has sounded alarm bells at the central bank and risks triggering sanctions from the U.S.

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Mexico’s central bank won a respite when a bill that could force it to buy money of dubious origin was left off the congressional agenda for Monday.

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Mexico will likely approve a bill making the central bank the nation’s dollar buyer of last resort following changes that will ease concerns it could force the institution to take illicit funds, a...

A group of top bondholders would reject an attempt by the Argentine government to move forward with a debt restructuring deal that it has been negotiating with another set of creditors, according to...