Articles from Business Mexico (May 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
[not reproducible in ascii] floorSi se puede? The coach of Mexico's national soccer team refutes his critics.	Blears, James	Brief Article	686
A bygone era: a piece of Cuernavacan culture risks losing the ground it stands on. (Spotlight).	Donnelly, Robert		1432
Beating the black market: informal entrepreneurs stick to their stalls as government and business clamp down.	Grillo, Ioan		1094
Business climate.		Brief Article	128
Buying on dips: short-term sell-offs could provide bargains. (Market Moves).	Lara, Martin	Brief Article	607
Castro grandstands, again. (Breves).	Randewich, Noel		166
Chemical reactions: Pemex Petroquimica moves to modernize without legal reforms.	Donnelly, Robert		1884
Dealing with the rising sun: Mexico eyes a Japanese trade deal. (Spotlight).	Donnelly, Robert		2253
Energizing Pemex: Mexico's oil chief outlines the future.	Gower, Matthew	Interview	1295
Enjoying life: stopping to smell the roses could be good for your profits. (Management).	Adler, Ilya	Brief Article	615
Environment, health and safety (ehs) regulatory alert. (Legal Ease).		Brief Article	188
Frozen in time: phasing out the remnants of Mexico's fixed rent policies won't be easy. (Spotlight).	Hecht, John		1211
Fueling the future: Pemex prepares for the fight of its life.	Robinson, Jim		2200
Getting the goods: with economic slowdown and heightened security concerns, there are winners and losers among logistics companies.	Day, Paul		1436
Harumi. (Inside Eating Out).	Hinch, Emily	Brief Article	568
Holy Week tourism. (New Business).		Brief Article	161
Home safe: U.S. says security concerns will bolster rather than damage bilateral relations. (Spotlight).	Blears, James	Brief Article	638
Indicators.		Brief Article	90
Inflation on track.		Brief Article	151
Kings of the deep: Gray and humpback whales vacation on Mexico's Pacific coast, to the delight of tourists and oceanographers alike. (Living in Mexico).	Alisau, Patricia		1860
Law & order: Fox is targeting government corruption and drug cartels and getting results. (Politics).	Rendon, Joel Estudillo	Brief Article	620
Lost mail: Mexico's postal service looks to monopoly as a solution to its financial woes. (Spotlight).	Day, Paul	Brief Article	632
Making time. (Breves).	Randewich, Noel	Brief Article	250
Maria Felix 1914-2002. (Art Watch).	Hinch, Emily	Brief Article	514
Mending walls: making the border smarter will take time and serious planning. (Spotlight).	Jacobs, Stevenson	Brief Article	598
Migrant money savers.		Brief Article	191
Mobile minded: working- and middle-class cell phone users fuel big boom for the wireless market. (Tech Talk).	Jacobs, Stevenson	Brief Article	698
Prime time vocal jazz handles challenging songs effortlessly. (CD Player).	Ramos, Jose Fernandez	Brief Article	442
Record rates. (New Business).		Brief Article	218
Restaurant guide.		Brief Article	887
Seeing the forest for the trees. (Mexico on the Web).	Mader, Ron	Brief Article	606
Speak for yourself. (Letters to the Editor).			143
States at a loss.		Brief Article	246
Still relying on cash.		Brief Article	198
Style over substance: the U.N.'s Monterrey conference provides plenty of ground for criticism. (Spotlight).	Dieusaert, Tom	Brief Article	583
Tax regulatory alert. (Legal Ease).		Brief Article	131
What's in a NOM?		Brief Article	117