SAO PAULO -- Standard Poor's Ratings Services assigned its 'BB-' ratings to Masisa S.A. and to its $300 million 9.5% coupon bond, issued on April 28, 2014. The outlook is stable.SP says the ratings reflect the company's "fair" business risk profile and "aggressive" financial risk profile, as our criteria define these terms.The company's business risk profile incorporates its exposure to Argentina (Unsolicited Ratings, CCC+/Negative/C) and Venezuela (B-/Negative/B)."Operations in these two countries Read more [...]

SAO PAULO -- Standard Poor's Ratings Services assigned its 'BB-' ratings to Masisa S.A. and to its $300 million 9.5% coupon bond, issued on April 28, 2014. The outlook is stable.SP says the ratings reflect the company's "fair" business risk profile and "aggressive" financial risk profile, as our criteria define these terms.The company's business risk profile incorporates its exposure to Argentina (Unsolicited Ratings, CCC+/Negative/C) and Venezuela (B-/Negative/B)."Operations in these two countries Read more [...]

In a news release on Monday, Argentina's Museo Paleontologico Egidio Feruglio announced that in 2011, farmers discovered a "dinosaur cemetery" in a remote region of Argentina's Patagonia some 160 miles from the city of Trelew. The site contained 200 fossils, and in particular, the fossilized remains of perhaps, the largest dinosaur to ever roam the earth.More Photos The plant-eating creatures, dubbed Titanosaurs, were about130 feet long and weighed in at Read more [...]

In a news release on Monday, Argentina's Museo Paleontologico Egidio Feruglio announced that in 2011, farmers discovered a "dinosaur cemetery" in a remote region of Argentina's Patagonia some 160 miles from the city of Trelew. The site contained 200 fossils, and in particular, the fossilized remains of perhaps, the largest dinosaur to ever roam the earth.More Photos The plant-eating creatures, dubbed Titanosaurs, were about130 feet long and weighed in at Read more [...]

In a news release on Monday, Argentina's Museo Paleontologico Egidio Feruglio announced that in 2011, farmers discovered a "dinosaur cemetery" in a remote region of Argentina's Patagonia some 160 miles from the city of Trelew. The site contained 200 fossils, and in particular, the fossilized remains of perhaps, the largest dinosaur to ever roam the earth.More Photos The plant-eating creatures, dubbed Titanosaurs, were about130 feet long and weighed in at Read more [...]