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EIN Presswire reports Panama has accused CK Hutchison of making “lies” in an arbitration proceeding. The brief report raises legal and reputational questions pending fuller documentation.
Hong Kong’s securities regulator has recommended strengthening HKEX’s listing and compliance systems as the exchange pushes its largest listing-rule reform in nearly a decade, saying investor protection must be preserved amid efforts to make raising capital easier.
Cobre Panamá’s virtual reality exhibit at the David International Fair drew more than 5,000 visitors in the first days, with over 500 people using the simulator to learn about production-stage mining equipment.
Konzerta published 10 executive vacancies in Panama — part of more than 75 senior roles on its platform — and shared a leadership study showing good workplace climate tops professionals’ priorities.
Merchants at Merca Panamá say inventories are healthy but have started to reflect some price increases, an early sign that cost pressures may be emerging in Panama’s markets.
Hainan is seeking to move beyond beach tourism as new customs rules are floated that could help diversify its economy. The island’s shift mirrors China’s wider economic transition.
Cobre Emprende, a social program by Cobre Panamá, is helping artisans like Veraguas entrepreneur Marie Pérez grow her hand-painted personalization business through training, social media support and market promotion.
ASEP has published a timeline for the entry of a new third mobile operator in Panama, outlining a phased rollout that could reshape competition, pricing and coverage.
The IMA is holding agro-fairs this Wednesday starting at 8:00 a.m., where shoppers can purchase key basic-food-basket items at reduced prices, TVN reports.
Correos y Telégrafos de Panamá (Cotel), under the Ministry of Government, has reactivated mail and parcel services to Europe, restoring links to countries including Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Portugal, Belgium and Great Britain.
Ukraine said it struck Russia’s Primorsk oil terminal and a refinery in Ufa on Monday, targeting key energy infrastructure with possible implications for global oil flows and markets.
The EU and the four Mercosur countries will implement a long-negotiated free trade agreement on May 1, a pact the EU says will cover about 25% of global GDP amid rising global trade uncertainty.
Acodeco fined the creator of Snowland Panama $15,000 after finding misleading advertising for claims that the event was “the first snow park in Panama,” following multiple consumer complaints.
Telemetro reported on March 23, 2026 that rising fuel prices in Panama have prompted fare increases on some public-transport routes, affecting passengers, transport operators and merchants.
Panama’s customs authority has detained more than 1,600 packages of auto accessories over alleged irregularities; a technical valuation is underway to determine their total import value.
ASEP has opened a process to attract a third telecommunications operator to Panama, citing growth in the mobile market and aiming to increase competition and service options.
ASEP announced it has started the process to add a third mobile operator in Panama, with a public tender scheduled for December. The move aims to increase competition in the telecom market.
Panama’s Instituto de Mercadeo Agropecuario began collecting 10,000 quintales of onions from producers in the Azuero region on March 23, 2026, with deliveries progressing after the purchase.
Acodeco fined the promoter of Snowland Panamá $15,000 for misleading advertising and has recovered $4,548.57 for affected consumers; four complaints remain open.
ACODECO recovered $4,000 in the Snowland case after an ex officio investigation that verified advertising claims, resulting in consumer restitution.