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Auge en servicios y ‘nearshoring’ ayudarán a sortear ola despidos de multinacionales en Costa Rica

Tanto en el Banco Central como en Cinde, consideran que Costa Rica tiene las condiciones para retener la inversión extranjera, pese a los casi 81.000 puestos globales que recortarán firmas como Amazon, IBM, Microsoft, Philips y 3M

(FILES) In this file photo the Microsoft logo is displayed outside the Microsoft Technology Center near Times Square, June 4, 2018 in New York City. - Microsoft said on September 10, 2020 it detected and thwarted cyberattacks in recent weeks from China and Russia targeting US presidential campaign staff.The attackers have been targeting staff from the campaigns of President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden, Microsoft said in a security blog."In recent weeks, Microsoft has detected cyberattacks targeting people and organizations involved in the upcoming presidential election, including unsuccessful attacks on people associated with both the Trump and Biden campaigns," said corporate vice president Tom Burt. (Photo by Drew Angerer / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo the Microsoft logo is displayed outside the Microsoft Technology Center near Times Square, June 4, 2018 in New York City. - Microsoft said on September 10, 2020 it detected and thwarted cyberattacks in recent weeks from China and Russia targeting US presidential campaign staff.The attackers have been targeting staff from the campaigns of President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden, Microsoft said in a security blog."In recent weeks, Microsoft has detected cyberattacks targeting people and organizations involved in the upcoming presidential election, including unsuccessful attacks on people associated with both the Trump and Biden campaigns," said corporate vice president Tom Burt. (Photo by Drew Angerer / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / AFP) DREW ANGERER

En los últimos meses la incertidumbre se apoderó de grandes compañías, principalmente de tecnología, con el anuncio de despidos masivos y recortes de inversiones a nivel global. En total, 15 empresas multinacionales, de las cuales cinco tienen operaciones en Costa Rica, encabezan esta oleada masiva de recortes que alcanzan los 81.100.

Aunque estas compañías no han informado de forma oficial sobre el impacto directo de sus decisiones en sus operaciones en Costa Rica; anuncios como el de los 18.000 despidos de Amazon se hicieron notar en el país, según reportó el medio especializado Bloomberg.

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