Investments and Business

With a 'plant' of 137.7 million dollars, the multinational Coca Cola and eight of its partner bottling companies in the world, which represent about half of the volume of the Coca-Cola system worldwide, are making a new commitment for sustainability by creating a new venture capital fund, which will be managed by Greycroft, and whose objective is to invest in entrepreneurship and consumption solutions throughout life cycles and industries.(Also read: Sura Asset Management creates a platform to manage its investments in Latin America) Since the carbon footprint of the Coca-Cola System is among the fund's priorities, it will initially focus…

Enel Colombia made an agreement to sell to SMN Termocartagena the Cartagena Thermal Power Plant and 100 percent of the participation of the Sociedad Portuaria Central Cartagena, concessionaire of the port permits necessary for the operation of the thermo electric company.The agreement will come into force as of December 1, 2023, date from which the SMN Termocartagena group will assume the administration and operation of this power generation plant.(Also read: Enel Colombia indefinitely suspends the construction of a wind farm in La Guajira) This thermoelectric plant, located in Mamonal, an industrial area of ​​Cartagena, has an installed capacity of 203…

The influencers Yina Calderón, Yeferson Cossio, Luisa Castro and Mariam Obregón, who would not have provided their followers with clear, truthful, sufficient, timely, verifiable and precise information about the promoted products and, therefore, would have led them into error, could receive a fine of close to 2,320 million pesos by the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (SIC) if they were found to have engaged in misleading advertising in front of their followers.(Also read: Prohibition of private cars at rush hour, without support from mayors or experts) The Superindustry said that it found several irregularities in the way these influencers operate,…

The influencers Yina Calderón, Yeferson Cossio, Luisa Castro and Mariam Obregón, who would not have provided their followers with clear, truthful, sufficient, timely, verifiable and precise information about the promoted products and, therefore, would have led them into error, could receive a fine of close to 2,320 million pesos by the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (SIC) if it proves to them that they incurred in misleading advertising in front of their followers.(Also read: Prohibition of private cars at rush hour, without support from mayors or experts) The Superindustry said that it found several irregularities in the way these influencers…