Twenty-four people in the world currently have a higher net worth than the agency responsible for ensuring the nation's financial security.

Travel season is just around the corner and Google Flights has published a list of the most searched places for tourists who want to get away.

As of September 30, users will no longer be able to enjoy the voices of celebrities such as Melissa McCarthy, Samuel L. Jackson and Shaquille O'Neal.

According to a survey by Axios and Harris Poll, clothing firm Patagonia scored the highest, followed by Costco and John Deere.

The businessman proposed to his girlfriend, who he has been dating for five years, with a 20-carat diamond ring.

Along with the fine, the company will have five months to "suspend the transfer of [European users’] personal data" to the United States.

President Gustavo Petro announced a unilateral end to the ceasefire. The guerrillas threaten more "dead, wounded and prisoners."

11,500 union members paralyze the production of hundreds of television series.

The clothing company joins the wave of massive layoffs in Big Tech. The company expects to save approximately $300 million annually by reducing its workforce.

The former president's book became the retail giant's best selling book before it was even available for shipping.

The Donald Trump Administration had lowered the contribution for the program started in 2009 to zero.

Decisions such as price hikes and preventing the use of shared accounts hurt Netflix, which is no longer the nation's most-watched platform.

Pedro Pascal, Salma Hayek, Leo Messi or Lula Da Silva are some of the Latin Americans that the publication highlights in its list.

Any platform that fails to comply with the mandate, which goes into effect on September 1, will face fines of up to $2,500 per case.

According to Axios, the president wants to recruit influencers from the Chinese social network while simultaneously threatening to ban it in the United States.

Drug use and an increase in homelessness were reportedly other factors that led the supermarket chain to close the store a year after it opened.

This decision is part of the technology giant's cost-cutting efforts due to economic uncertainty. It will close on April 26.

Big Tech, Twitter, Spotify, Dell, HP and 3M are some of the multinationals in the sector immersed in a deep economic crisis.

The company, which has already announced more than 7,000 layoffs, will close its storytelling innovation division headed by Mike White.

The layoffs, which the technology company will carry out over the next three months, will cost the company $1.2 billion in severance payments.