Aleatica, a operator of toll roads in central Mexico filed a direct amparo against a series of measures ordered by the National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) for the presentation of its financial information.
The regulatory body of the financial system ordered it to carry out changes in the form of presentation of its consolidated financial statements as of the 2019 financial year.
Aleatica said that, to give certainty to the market, it will continue to comply with the adjustments ordered by the CNBV as long as the legal appeal filed is not definitively resolved.
The toll road operator said that the CNBV presented, for its part, an appeal for fiscal review that was rejected.
Since 2021, Aleatica announced the corrective measures ordered by the CNBV through an official letter and the filing of a federal administrative contentious lawsuit against said official document.
The nullity was resolved by means of a ruling, so the company will continue to comply with the corrective measures ordered until there are no final rulings, they are notified, and their implications are analyzed.
Warner Bros Discovery, an American media and entertainment conglomerate, announced that it will merge its streaming services HBO Max and Discovery+ into a new platform called Max.
The company plans to launch the platform on May 23 in the United States. In Latin America –including Mexico– it will be released at the end of this year, to reach other regions later.
The company will maintain the current prices of its plans, that is, $9.99 per month with ads included and $15.99 without ads.
The company was born last year as a result of the merger of WarnerMedia and Discovery Communications, in an attempt to compete with entertainment giants Netflix and Disney.
lala groupthe largest dairy and derivatives producer in Mexico, received an upgrade in its long-term credit rating from the Mexican agency HR Ratings, from ‘HR AA-‘ to ‘HR AA’, as a result of the company’s good performance in terms of working capital.
The company’s rating went from fourth to third place within the block of investment grade assets. The outlook for the note was lowered from ‘positive’ to ‘stable’.
Walmart claimed that inflation will continue to pressure his business this year and that he will slow his hiring pace as he develops automation technology amid a tight job market. The company, which has more than 5,000 stores in the United States, maintained its sales and profit forecasts for the full year.
More than 56% of Walmart’s sales come from groceries, where inflation has been highest. According to the Department of Labor, food prices in the United States rose 9.5% in February compared to the same period of the previous year.
