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Economy & Business - April 2023
MEXICO: Trouble for local broadcaster TV Azteca
On 24 March, local press reported that Mexican broadcaster TV Azteca had become one of only three companies listed in the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) whose shares were worth less than M$1 (US$0.06). As of 13 April, its stock price was M$0.62.
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