News Cuba Business: Cuba Warns US Sanctions Are Blocking Reform
Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío tells Bloomberg This Weekend host David Gura that Cuba remains ready for talks with the US, but says continued sanctions and economic pressure are hampering the island's efforts to reform its economy. De Cossío also says Cuba would welcome greater US investment and hopes the confrontation can ultimately end through negotiations.
News Cuba Business: In a first, Cuba’s private business owners will be able to use U.S. banks, Treasury says
The Biden administration will finally allow Cuba’s independent entrepreneurs to open bank accounts in the United States remotely from the island, among other measures to support the private sector on ...
News Cuba Business: GAESA Partner Vima Begins Pulling Out of Cuba
GAESA partner Vima, a Spanish food group, has stripped its name from its Havana store as US sanctions on Cuba's military conglomerate widen, 14ymedio ...
News Cuba Business: Former Vodacom Ghana boss Yolanda Cuba moves to MTN
MTN, Africa's biggest mobile operator, on Wednesday announced the appointment of former Vodacom Ghana CEO Yolanda Cuba as group chief digital and fintech officer, as the company continues its push to ...
News Cuba Business: Vice president of Vietnam described visit to Cuba as fruitful and memorable
Thi Ngoc Thinh five-day official also included visits to socio-economic projects, meetings with personalities from the political and business spheres and the celebration of Vietnam Days in Cuba ...
News Cuba Business: In Cuba, entrepreneurs see a steep decline in business with Trump policies
HAVANA — Every morning, Alejandro Martín-Ramos, 24, parks his 1953 pink Bel Air in front of Havana’s Central Park, one of the most touristy neighborhoods in Cuba’s capital, and waits for tourists to ...
News Cuba Business: Under Helms-Burton Act, Entities With Business Ties to Cuba Now at Risk of Lawsuits
In April 2019, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that the U.S. government would allow a private right of action, created by Title III of the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (Libertad) ...
News Cuba Business: Canada vows to defends its business in Cuba as U.S. opens way for lawsuits
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada vowed on Friday to defend its businesses operating in Cuba after U.S. President Donald Trump lifted a ban on American citizens filing lawsuits against investors working on ...
News Cuba Business: President Trump Ramps Up Cuba Sanctions Changes — Allows Litigation Against Non-U.S. Companies Conducting Business In Cuba
Frustrated by Cuba's continued support of the Maduro regime in Venezuela, the Trump administration announced on April 17, 2019 that it will permit U.S. individuals and companies to initiate litigation ...
News Cuba Business: Cuba still welcoming tourists despite Trump restrictions
Only 40,000 American cruise passengers visited Cuba in the first four months of 2018. But even so, challenges loom large on an island whose most important business sectors are in varying states of ...
