Mexican family-owned restaurant chain La Casa de Toño is seeking a sale in a deal that could top $400 million and set the business up for expansion, people familiar with the matter said

Mexican lawmakers are preparing to file an antitrust complaint against Sony over its reported plan to stop releasing new physical PlayStation games after 2028. They argue that if the PlayStation Store becomes the only place to buy new PS5 games, Sony could gain too much control over prices and distribution. The complaint will reportedly be filed by Federal Representative Iraís Reyes and Senator Luis Donaldo Colosio with Mexico’s competition authority. They argue that: - Without physical copies, PlayStation users would lose the ability to shop around for the best prices. - Retailers that sell new games could be pushed out of the market. - The second-hand and game-trading market would effectively disappear. - Sony would have greater control over game pricing and distribution through the PlayStation Store alone. - Developers and publishers could become more dependent on Sony’s platform and its commercial terms.

Mexican finance officials are exploring the possibility of creating an umbrella-financing package for renewable-energy projects that could be supported by more than $4 billion from development bank Banobras.