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14.4KThe travel industry is going digital. Will Latin America cash in?
2017 was the year for AirBnB in Latin America. Not only did the flat-sharing platform become the website of choice for young...
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14.5KUnity, diversity & public support: 3 Takeaways from this year’s Peru Venture Capital Conference
Last week, nearly 1,000 entrepreneurs, investors, and corporate and government representatives gathered together in Lima, Peru for the country’s largest entrepreneurial capital...
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7.2KIn conversation with Bot M.D: the AI healthcare startup supporting doctors in emerging LatAm markets
In a world where time has never been more valuable, AI clinical assistant Bot M.D. is on a mission to make doctors’...
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4.7KRobotex lands in Medellín with hope of kickstarting Colombian tech industry
This weekend the globally-renowned robotics competition, Robotex, landed in Medellín, giving the city’s young tech enthusiasts the chance to showcase their mechanical...
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2.5KGiant interest in fintech: Sura Mexico on the rapid potential of fintech startups
Fintech startups are finding their voice across the continent and Sura AM Mexico, the asset management giant in Mexico, is paying attention....
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17.5KGrinners are winners: Mexican scooter startup Grin makes users “the owners of their own space”
Grin is the mobility startup that has Mexico City’s dwellers scooting about the city with an easier, quicker and more sustainable travel option....
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2.1KArgentina’s Trimaker expanding to Europe in the aim of taking 3D printing to the next dimension
Argentine 3D printer manufacturers Trimaker will be trying their luck in Europe as fortunes turn south in their native land. LATAM.tech spoke...
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5.3K“Innovation comes out of real need” : Startupbootcamp’s Christine Chang on Latin America’s fintech startups
Christine Chang is the programme director at the innovation programme Startupbootcamp Scale FinTech Mexico City and will soon be speaking at Finnovista’s...
