U.S. cigar maker hopes to import Cuban tobacco
CUBA STANDARD — Trying to revive a long-gone tradition, a Tampa, Fla.-based cigar maker hopes to import Cuban…
Cuba makes overdue payments to Sherritt
CUBA STANDARD — Sherritt International Corp. said it received a $28 million distribution from its Moa nickel joint…
Panamanian airline donates syringes
Copa's is the first corporate donation to help mass vaccination in Cuba
Helms-Burton cruise suits: Headed towards settlement?
By Vito Echevarría Four cruise companies went into mediation with a Helms-Burton litigant last fall, but as of…
Sherritt appoints new CEO
CUBA STANDARD — In a managed transition of leadership, Sherritt International Corp. appointed a mining industry veteran as…
Australian miner eyes second gold project
A small Australian mining company announced preliminary work on a second gold exploration project in Cuba. Antilles Gold…
Australian mining startup forms copper joint venture
Caribe Metals Corp. is the first foreign mining investor in the Sierra Maestra region in many years
Cuba travel veteran resigns
Tom Popper founded U.S. travel company insightCuba two decades ago
Q&A: How ‘Plan B’ is working out for a Cuba travel entrepreneur
Like dozens other U.S. travel businesses, Chad Olin's Cuba Candela is fine-tuning its response to the Trump administration's new restrictions
Industry veteran sells Cuba-focused cruise line
Bruce Nierenberg quietly sold the Victory Cruise Lines Ltd. brand and its two ships in January to American Queen Steamboat Co., which discontinued cruises to Cuba
Prince Charles cuts ribbon for Chinese-funded solar project at Mariel
The project by Britain's Hive Energy is the first of what Cuba would like to be many 100% foreign-owned renewable energy ventures in the island. However, reflecting the difficult environment for foreign investors in Cuba, the British company had to seek deep-pocketed partners in China
Q&A: New York company shares insights about event planning in Cuba
MAD Event Management went from staging a comics fair in Havana to helping the Ministry of Education put together an international conference on pedagogy. Next: Organizing a marathon in Havana
Event to launch France-based Cuba business group
Trying to bring some of Europe's larger corporations to the table, a Paris-based consultant is planning to launch a Cuba business association with an Oct. 4 event in Marseille
Boeing 737 crashes after takeoff in Havana
Cubana de Aviación leased the aircraft from Mexico's Damojh Aerolíneas S.A. de C.V. It was carrying 111 people, including a Mexican crew, to Holguín on a regular scheduled flight
Q&A: Shipping giant lays out its Cuba plans
Maersk dominates Cuba's shipping routes to Asia, but it is hungry for more