Investments and Business

Total stoppage in Vaca Muerta: claim for an operator who lost an arm

Total stoppage in Vaca Muerta: claim for an operator who lost an arm

The Private Oil and Gas Union of Río Negro, Neuquén and La Pampa began this Sunday, May 21, a general stoppage of activities for an indefinite period in the Vaca Muerta complex. The measure of force is a claim that arose after last Wednesday a worker suffered an accident that resulted in the amputation of one of his arms. "Tired of tragic accidents that cost lives or maim workers and in the absence of answers on behalf of the companies and the national government to put an end to this situation, they were able to implement a fight plan defined…
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Objective Barcelona: the story of an Argentine SME with an export project

Objective Barcelona: the story of an Argentine SME with an export project

We started the company in 2002, with our own capital and since then we have had a sustained growth during these 21 years, a growth tied to the fluctuations associated with the successive Argentine economic crises but always ascending, adapting our initial business model where our value offer was to develop products for third parties based on our technological capacity; Over the years we noticed that this model did not allow us to grow since we designed the circuits and the associated software and that is where our work ended. Then use that to find another new client or project…
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Lula asked again for the Argentine debt

Lula asked again for the Argentine debt

The president of Brazil, Luiz Inacio "Lula" Da Silva, once again called for help for Argentina and maintained that the country suffers from "indebtedness that is destroying it." It was while speaking at the G7 meeting (the most industrialized countries), where he was the only invited Latin American leader, which takes place in the Japanese city of Hiroshima, the first to suffer a devastating nuclear attack in history. “The external indebtedness of many countries, which victimized Brazil in the past and today destroys Argentina, is the cause of a flagrant and growing inequality and requires a treatment from the International…
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The 4 most frequent mistakes recent graduates make when looking for a job

The 4 most frequent mistakes recent graduates make when looking for a job

Finishing college and starting a career is an important goal in anyone's life. find the first professional position requires a different type of skills when starting a job search. Professionals add that it is essential to know how to sell yourself in order to achieve that first opportunity. But There are mistakes that recent graduates make when they are taking their first steps in the professional field. That's why we review the most frequent mistakes. The first of them is not recognizing one's own abilities. For that, it is recommended that they do not overlook the jobs they had in…
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Fair Prices: the Government renewed the program until July fines with increases of 3.8%

Fair Prices: the Government renewed the program until July fines with increases of 3.8%

The Ministry of Commerce renewed the program Fair Prices until July 31 of this year, with an increase in the monthly increase guideline that goes from 3.2% to 3.8%. Is about a basket of 2,101 products, which is already available in the 2,500 outlets of the program. As announced by the Secretary of Commerce, 90% of the products remain in the fixed basket presented in April, while 4% are new. Portfolio Fonts Heading matias tombolini They assured that "work continues to create a basket for local businesses and a new guideline for the rest of the products that make up…
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How to measure HR effectiveness with 12 key metrics

How to measure HR effectiveness with 12 key metrics

It would be hard to find a business executive today who doesn't believe that their people are the organization's most valuable asset. So why don't so many of those same leaders view human resources as a strategic function? Why HR leaders still Do you have to fight for a seat at the table? According to Gartner, 58% of organizations say that a lack of relevant metrics tracking HR progress is one of the main barriers to effective strategic planning. To earn their rightful place in high-level conversations, HR leaders must be equipped with a set of definitive metrics on which…
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Due to a new clamp on the payment of imports, the UIA warned of more inflation

Due to a new clamp on the payment of imports, the UIA warned of more inflation

He renewed bottleneck in the import system triggered alarms in the manufacturing sector. Entrepreneurs driving the Argentine Industrial Union denounced, from new modificationsthe implementation of another exchange rate adjustment and even the start of a devaluation of the peso due to the drought of dollars in the Central Bank. The factory owners warned that more delays in SIRA payments will begin to be applied initially approved, with a delay que doubles the original margin and that could reach up to the year of differentiation, if the payments presented by the foreign trade system are intended to materialize in Dollars. If…
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How much did the euro blue close this Thursday, May 18, 2023

How much did the euro blue close this Thursday, May 18, 2023

He blue euro today Thursday May 18, 2023 in the informal market closed at $517.00 for purchase and $523.00 for sale. The informal european currency presents an lEva drops from $1 in the fourth exchange wheel of the week. What is the blue euro The so-called blue euro is the one that circulates in the parallel market, also called the "black" market. The value of the parallel currency is usually higher than the official one because it is acquired in banks and it has an established price. Martín Guzmán reappeared and criticized the measures taken by Massa: "I would not…
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Elon Musk revealed his successful formula: work 7 days and sleep 6 hours

Elon Musk revealed his successful formula: work 7 days and sleep 6 hours

the billionaire Elon Musk unveiled his work habits and questioned the home office, calling it "morally incorrect." The CEO of Tesla and Twitter said that works seven days a week and sleeps six hours a night. Vacation? He only takes two or three days off a year, he said in an interview with CNBC, "I tried to work less. Although I am awake more hours, I do less things. And the level of cerebral discomfort is high if I sleep less than six hours," he told the American network. The three challenges of the new CEO of Twitter Regarding remote…
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