Mexico maintains its strategic position as one of the main suppliers of steel and aluminum for the United States. The company GoDaddy introduced GoDaddy Airo, a new technology tool powered by artificial intelligence to enable Mexican SMEs to quickly create websites, logos, and marketing campaigns. Laura Messerschmitt, president of GoDaddy International, emphasizes that this solution aims to revolutionize business management by putting AI within reach of small and medium-sized enterprises.
On the other hand, Profeco, led by Iván Escalante, denied information about a supposed list of permitted foods in cinemas that was circulating on social media. The Mexican company Omnilife stands out for its commitment to quality in its manufacturing plant in Jalisco and is expected to announce its ranking in the list of the 100 direct sales companies with the highest revenues in March 2025. Additionally, the company continues to support the well-being of its employees and has sponsored Miss Universe Mexico and International through its cosmetics line SEYTÚ.
The impact in Mexico of the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on February 10 is expected to be limited, according to BBVA Research analysts, as exports of steel and aluminum represent a small part of total Mexican exports and GDP. The company Grupo Omnilife-Chivas, under the leadership of Amaury Vergara, celebrates over 30 years as a reference in dietary supplements and beauty products. Profeco reiterates its commitment to consumer rights and recommends consulting official sources to avoid misinformation.
In a correction, it is mentioned that in the De Jefes column of February 13, the image of Santiago de Abiega Jr. was incorrectly included instead of that of his father, who is the general director of financial businesses at El Puerto de Liverpool. It is estimated that SMEs could save up to 9 hours a week by using artificial intelligence technology.
