Companies in Cuba

The Cuban government authorizes budgeted entities to directly hire their own workers

Díaz-Canel warns state companies about fuel in Cuba: "It will not come through the short channel."

Economist warns about the questionable transfer of state assets to private hands in Cuba

ETECSA announces changes to its public service hours in Cuba

Melbana has suspended its oil program in Cuba until the end of 2026

Ulises Toirac on ETECSA's service: "A scam at gunpoint."

OFAC gives less than 30 days to cease foreign operations with the International Trade Bank of Cuba

Cuba publishes requirements for SMEs and private companies to exploit oil and gas

Spain's contract with PALCO leaves the decision of who works within the Consulate in Havana in the hands of the Cuban regime

Pedro Sánchez's government admits to contracts worth over 1.6 million euros with a company of the Cuban regime

Spain acknowledges that Cuba prevents it from directly hiring its employees in Havana

The Poultry Company of Pinar del Río wants to regain its leadership with most of its chickens in private hands

Industriales unveil a jersey featuring the logo of a private fuel company: a first in 65 National Series

The Cuban government approves tax benefits for companies that hire individuals with disabilities

Cuba authorizes branches of foreign companies to import and export under new regulations

"The non-state sector is ours": Díaz-Canel's phrase that helps understand Trump's measures on small and medium-sized enterprises in Cuba

Water cut announced in several municipalities of Havana this Tuesday due to "repair and maintenance" work

The Council of Ministers regulates foreign commercial representations in Cuba

British American Tobacco leaves Cuba after 30 years: sold its 50% stake in Brascuba, the factory of H. Upmann and Cohiba

Vima is not the only one: which European companies are doing business related to GAESA and what risks do they face now?

Spanish group Vima, a partner of GAESA, begins to exit Cuba: Withdraws its brand from its store in Havana due to U.S. sanctions.

Cuban regime expands the grounds for canceling licenses for foreign companies

"What kind of scam is this if there is never any connection": Cubans react to ETECSA's promotion

"All of this is a big deception": economist sentences Díaz-Canel

Elías Amor criticizes Marrero for saying that Cuba is improving while people are searching for food in the trash

Elías Amor warns that one in five state-owned companies in Cuba is operating at a loss

The U.S. exported 3.2 million barrels of fuel to Cuba in July, the highest figure recorded

The Cuban regime asserts that Sherritt and Antilles Gold have not withdrawn from Cuba amid the sanctions

U.S. companies are preparing investments in Cuba while talks with Havana continue, according to an expert

The Cuban government promises prices up to 30% lower in its new "neighborhood markets."

"Are there still state-owned companies?": Cubans respond with skepticism to "Cuadrando la Caja"

Public, private, or mixed? Cubans deserve a quality healthcare system

The MINAG eases the sale of agricultural products in retail stores

Cuba with extremely high food prices, but Díaz-Canel says that state-owned companies are "on the right track."

Cuba introduces new rules to reorganize its state enterprises

Cuba imposes new rules on the Government Boards that oversee state-owned enterprises

The State Council regulates the autonomy of state-owned enterprises with Decree-Law 120

The MFP regulates financial and tax procedures for Cuban state-owned companies

The mixed company SUMAI arrives in Holguín with goods from China and a business model aimed at those who have dollars

"Almost never can payments be collected": Swiss companies reveal the ordeal of doing business with Cuba

Díaz-Canel acknowledges that obstacles and prejudices against private entrepreneurs in Cuba persist

Díaz-Canel urges Cuban companies to "reinvent themselves" and be competitive amid the crisis

The Trump Administration expands sanctions on Cuban companies involved in foreign trade and imports

The U.S. sanctions Cuban state-owned nickel and steel companies in a new round of maximum pressure

American investors are competing to acquire nickel and cobalt mines in Cuba that were confiscated over 60 years ago

What is Mercado de Abasto? This is how the new wholesale market approved by the Cuban regime will operate

Outrage in Guantánamo over the dollar sale of ice cream produced by a state-owned company: "I don’t know if we live in Cuba or Miami anymore."

Cuban regime approves a new Identity and Residence Law: Here are the changes

Marrero warns that Cuba is entering "the most important and possibly the most difficult stage" of its economic reforms

Cuba cuts 92,000 positions in the ministerial administration, announces Marrero

Cuba establishes the basic salary for the budgeted sector at 3,210 CUP

The Cuban state economy is collapsing: Sales have fallen by 29% and profits by 31%, according to the ONEI

The state economy is sinking: Nearly 400 Cuban companies are operating at a loss

Díaz-Canel advocates for greater autonomy for state-owned enterprises amid the new economic reforms

"Tell me what works in Cuba": citizens facing the inefficiency of state-owned enterprises

Cuban entrepreneurs seek to survive with international support

The U.S. brings pressure against the Cuban regime to Panama: Warns banks and companies about sanctions

How do the new U.S. sanctions affect Cuban regime companies?

Marrero calls for "bold entrepreneurs," but Cubans remind him that investing in the island is "an economic suicide."

Díaz-Canel proposes that state-owned enterprises use their profits to assist retirees and workers