Articles from Business Mexico (August 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
15 minutes with ... Ernesto Carstens: Mexico's finance undersecretary talks about volatility, taxes and recovery.	Day, Paul	Interview	1627
Airport crisis. (Breves).	Randewich, Noel	Brief Article	463
Bolero queen Tania Libertad charms with opera. (CD Player).	Fernandez, Jose	Brief Article	363
Brazilian trade. (New Business).		Brief Article	222
Business Climate.		Brief Article	136
Calculating crime: separating fact from fiction on security issues. (Spotlight).	Grillo, Ioan	Brief Article	2282
Cemex. (Company News).	Lindemann, Melissa	Brief Article	46
Challenging China. (New Business).		Brief Article	169
Correction.			30
Farm support. (New Business).		Brief Article	180
Financial group BBVA Bancomer received authority from the Secretary of Housing and Public Credit to establish its own health insurance institution, to be called Preventis. (Company News).	Lindemann, Melissa	Brief Article	58
Frank Lloyd Wright. (Art Watch).	Hinch, Emily	Brief Article	492
Gas contracts in Peril. (New Business).		Brief Article	95
Gilding the silver screen: Mexico's "new" cinema forges ahead with touchy subject matter and an eager audience.	Hecht, John	Brief Article	1739
Gruta Edhen. (Inside Eating Out).	Hinch, Emily	Brief Article	641
Illicit Pets: animal trafficking runs deep in Mexico. (Spotlight).	Huang, Renee	Brief Article	1461
Indicators.		Brief Article	87
Jaime Chico Pardo: Telmex's CEO talks straight about foreign ownership, the WTO and competition.	Blears, James	Brief Article	2993
Kraft Foods Inc. reached an agreement to acquire 100% of Mexico's No. 2 juice company, Jugos del Valle, following the juice company's break in negotiations with PepsiCo. (Company News).	Lindemann, Melissa	Brief Article	68
Legal ease.		Brief Article	352
Letter to our readers.		Brief Article	256
Luis Nino de Rivera was named vice-chairman of the Banco Azteca's board of directors. (Company News).	Lindemann, Melissa	Brief Article	49
Lunch with Slim: the telecom tycoon talks about his market.	Blears, James	Brief Article	654
Maquiladora alert. (New Business).		Brief Article	205
Mexican cinema operator Cinemex was purchased by the United States' Oaktree Capital Management and Canada's Onex Corporation for US$295 million. (Company News).	Lindemann, Melissa	Brief Article	40
Mexico calling; analysis: local telecoms in a bearish new market realities--and a new law. (Cover).	Sinclair, Bruce	Brief Article	2711
Missing Children: Investigations into low-profile crime suffer from little funding. (Spotlight).	Gower, Matthew	Brief Article	1090
Navigating the storm: Mexican telecom stocks avoid pitfalls suffered by peers. (Market Moves).	Lara, Martin	Brief Article	565
No trust: Mexicans face problems when doing business with fellow Latin Americans. (Management).	Adler, Ilya	Brief Article	583
Office dress: dressing for success, dressing for stress? (Spotlight).		Brief Article	1812
Paying up: the BSA cracks down on illegal software users. (Tech Talk).	Jacobs, Stevenson	Brief Article	702
Radio on the Web. (Mexico on the Web).	Mader, Ron	Brief Article	582
Restaurant guide.		Brief Article	880
Royal Philips Electronics. (Company News).	Lindemann, Melissa	Brief Article	71
Slump in U.S.-Mexico trade. (New Business).		Brief Article	126
Spanish bank Santander Central Hispano (SCH) opted not to increase its 26% stake in Mexico's Grupo Financiero Bital. (Company News).	Lindemann, Melissa	Brief Article	50
Talking trash: informal "cooperatives" dominate Mexico City's waste management system. (Spotlight).	Thomas, Traviss	Brief Article	1370
Telefonos de Mexico (Telmex). (Company News).	Lindemann, Melissa	Brief Article	42
TV Azteca in June launched a new reality show called "La Academia," tracking the experiences of 14 amateur singers who are learning to perform and dance for one month. (Company News).	Lindemann, Melissa	Brief Article	70
Two years on: almost halfway into its term, the Fox administration needs to learn from past mistakes. (Politics).	Rendon, Joel Estudillo	Brief Article	665
U.S. insurance company MetLife acquired government-owned Aseguradora Hidalgo for $92 billion pesos, the first significant privatization since President Vicente Fox took office. (Company News).	Lindemann, Melissa	Brief Article	54
Wal-Mart de Mexico. (Company News).	Lindemann, Melissa	Brief Article	48
WorldCom Inc. is trying to sell Mexican operator Avantel and Brazilian operator Embratel, following the U.S. telecom's financial crisis. (Company News).	Lindemann, Melissa	Brief Article	41