Juan Martinez is a Senior Editor at Harvard Business Review. He covers a diverse range of themes including energy policy and regulation, economic policy, and the global economy, with a particular focus on energy and mining sectors as well as sports business. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Orlando Sentinel, Le Monde, and ESPN, among others.
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Markets Key Facts — The number. Regional energy inflation reached 6.41 percent in the year to May 2026.
Luzana Investments Limited is a blank-cheque company — a shell with money in hand and a mandate to find and buy a real operating business. It listed on the Dutch Caribbean Securities Exchange in January 2025, placing its bet on a yet-to-be-named target.
Nicaragua exports reached a record five billion dollars in the first half of 2026, up seventeen percent, led by gold, clothing, beef and tobacco.
The MLB All-Star Game takes place on July 14 Jordan Brand will be represented by Aaron Judge, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and Willam Contreras, although Judge and Guerrero will be sitting out due to injury
Markets Key Facts — The move. The peso has strengthened about 22% since early 2025, one of Latin America's best-performing currencies.
By: Juan Martinez
Analysis of Christopher Nolan’s *Odyssey* as the first full-length IMAX-shot film explores ultra-high-fidelity production challenges, including advanced camera hardware, massive data workflows, and elevated performance standards, while assessing economic impacts, strategic partnerships, and cross-industry technology spillovers from premium large-format filmmaking.
Sneakers and trading cards have gone from niche hobbies to investment opportunities Trading cards have been used to promote sneakers since the 1980s, growing in value as most people disposed of them
By: Juan Martinez
Analysis of LAPD’s termination of Flock Safety’s AI-driven ALPR contract reveals critical issues in data integrity, high false-positive rates, and inadequate human oversight, highlighting challenges in AI-enabled surveillance governance, operational risk, civil rights impact, and the necessity for enhanced accountability and regulatory frameworks in public safety technologies.
By: Juan Martinez
This briefing analyzes U.S. public distrust in AI driven by labor, environmental, and governance concerns, evaluates Senator Sanders’s proposed 50% AI equity tax to fund a sovereign wealth model, and explores its implications for innovation incentives, market dynamics, and U.S. global AI competitiveness.
By: Juan Martinez
Corporates Key Facts — The move. Atlas Copco has relaunched its medical gases division in Peru, selling to clinics and hospitals rather than mines.
