Venezuela’s economic collapse is driving factories out of business, leaving store shelves barren and wiping out workers’ purchasing power.
MasterCard Inc. is doing just fine.
Venezuela's economic collapse is driving factories out of business, leaving store shelves barren and wiping out workers' purchasing power. But MasterCard Inc. is doing just fine.
May 18, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Venezuela’s economic collapse is driving factories out of business, leaving store shelves barren and wiping out workers’ purchasing power.
MasterCard Inc. is doing just fine.
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