Coca Cola, the The largest soft drink company in the world, said that it will launch its Jack&Coke cocktail throughout Mexico.
The drink is a combination of Jack Daniel’s Whiskey and Coca-Cola and is part of the alcoholic drinks in the soft drink.
According to the transnational, it was very well received by consumers in the Riviera Maya, which is why it will expand this drink throughout the country.
Keyway, a proptech that connects investors with commercial real estate investment opportunities in the United States, announced its arrival in Mexico to allocate $100 million to acquire assets.
The company hopes to attract the interest of family offices and Latin American institutional funds to invest in properties valued between 3 and 50 million dollars in Mexico.
Keyway uses a technology and machine learning platform to identify, evaluate and manage commercial property investment opportunities. In addition, it offers a “turnkey” solution for family offices and institutional funds that allows them to build personalized real estate portfolios.
Since its founding in 2020, the company has raised more than $40 million of capital for its operations and has active credit lines of more than $100 million. This year it expects to exceed 300 million dollars in managed real estate assets, and reach 1,000 million in 2024.
The company has received investment from US funds Camber Creek, Canvas Ventures, Parker 89, Thomvest, Montage Ventures, FJ Labs and Crosscut.
Amazon.com will add as additional functions for its clients in Mexico, scheduled delivery and scheduled collection, with the intention of facilitating the experience of its users when making transactions.
Regarding the scheduled delivery function, users will be able to choose the day on which the products shipped by Amazon Mexico are received. This will be free with Amazon Prime and will cost 59 pesos for those who do not have that membership.
The second new feature announced by Amazon Mexico, scheduled pickup, will allow Amazon customers to schedule a specific pickup day for merchandise. This service will also facilitate the return process, since you can also schedule a collection day for your return without having to call the courier service or go to an office.
Three former managers who were fired from Twitter filed a class action lawsuit against the company demanding reimbursement for the costs of litigation, investigations and congressional inquiries related to their previous jobs.
Former CEO Parag Agrawal, along with the company’s former legal and financial directors, argue that the company owes them a total of more than $1 million and that Twitter is legally obligated to pay them, according to a lawsuit filed in a specialized court. in Delaware.
The complaint lists legal costs related to lawsuits, but also to investigations by the SEC (the US stock market regulator) and the Department of Justice. It does not specify the nature of the Justice Department’s investigation and whether it is still ongoing.
Agrawal and then-CFO Ned Segal testified before the SEC last year and “continued to interact with federal authorities,” according to court documents.
The SEC is investigating whether tycoon Elon Musk complied with stock market rules when he accumulated shares of Twitter.
