Mexico's stock exchange suspends TV Azteca trading for not reporting Q1 results
Mexico's main stock exchange suspended trading of the shares of broadcaster TV Azteca on Thursday for failing to present its first quarter results, according to a filing.
The broadcaster said last month it had been ordered by a judge not to publish financial information to avoid uncertainty.
Also Read: Mexico declares national security protection for Mayan tourist train
ALSO READ
-
Mexico’s Women Searchers Face Murder and Disappearance as UN Demands State Protection
-
Forever Chemicals Fuel Unequal Pollution Burden as UN Expert Calls for Urgent Bans
-
UNESCO and Natura Rally Partners in Mexico to Put Education at the Heart of Progress
-
Oaxaca Children Become Heritage Guardians Through Play, Exploration and Local Stories
-
Screwworm Resurgence Threatens U.S.-Mexico Livestock Trade
Google News