Articles from Latin Trade (December 1, 2001)

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Title	Author	Words
Ad Busting. (Trade Talk).		62
Aol Latin America. (Regional).	Dempsey, Mary A.	25
Applied Science: Brazil has its AIDS epidemic nearly cornered. Genetic sleuthing could help seal the deal. (Genetics).	Galanternick, Mery	632
Backgrounder. (Connection).		57
Banco ITAU. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	37
Bavaria, a Colombian beverage giant, closed seven production plants. (Colombia).	Dempsey, Mary A.	17
BBVA-Bancomer. (Mexico).	Dempsey, Mary A.	32
Bell Canada International. (Regional).	Dempsey, Mary A.	42
Big Bank Watch. (Trade Talk).		247
Brass Ring: Organized and Energized, Central Americans Want in on World Trade. But It's a Tough Club to Join. (Central America).	Estevez, Matthew	1408
Brazil slapped an 11% tariff on profits obtained by foreign-produced movies. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	20
Broadbantech, a domestic broadband cable company. (Argentina).	Dempsey, Mary A.	22
Brotherly Guv'. (Trade Talk).		587
Bunge, a U.S. food and agriculture conglomerate. (Argentina).	Dempsey, Mary A.	26
Business Class. (Editor's Note).		286
Car Cutback. (Panorama).	Dempsey, Mary A.	83
Carlos Slim. (Mexico).	Dempsey, Mary A.	85
Celluloid Safety. (Trade Talk).	Downie, Andrew	177
China is one of the most promising markets in the world and may some day challenge the hegemony of the United States. (Other Titles of Interest).		88
Citigroup New York-based financial services conglomerate. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	31
Counterattack. (Trade Talk).		59
Creative Nomad Jukebox. (Connection).		173
Crisis Management: A Strategic Security Plan. (Special Advertising Feature).	Reveiz, Luis F.	280
Deep Water: Chile's US$1 billion farmed salmon industry races toward No. 1--but at what cost to consumers? (Food Safety).	Woods, Casey	1701
Defending Your Business: Risk management and data security become top priorities. (Special Advertising Feature).		428
DFW Airport: The World Connected. (Focus On).	Lopano, Joe	491
Disco Ahold. (Regional).	Dempsey, Mary A.	31
Disconnected. (Panorama).	Dempsey, Mary A.	92
E-mail's Weakest Links. (Special Advertising Feature).	Molina, Herbert	400
Easy Does it. (Connection).		53
Ecopetrol, Colombia's state-run oil company, is selling the Ocoa power plant in the province of Meta and the Gualanday plant in Tolima. (Colombia).	Dempsey, Mary A.	49
Embratel, a Brazilian telecommunications company controlled by U.S.-based WorldCom. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	26
Endemol, a television subsidiary of Spanish telecommunications giant Telefonica. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	26
Executive Playbook Aims for Victory. (Book Review).	Alende, Andres Hernandez	628
Export Connection. (Out of the Box).		140
Flying Altar. (Out of the Box).		123
Ford Motor. (Mexico).	Dempsey, Mary A.	33
Grupo Financiero Banorte. (Mexico).	Dempsey, Mary A.	27
Grupo Televisa. (Mexico).	Dempsey, Mary A.	28
Henri Philippe Reichstul. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	59
Ignacio Sanchez Galan. (Regional).	Dempsey, Mary A.	35
In Eyewitness to Wall Street (Broadway Books), David Colbert narrates four centuries of history on one of the world's most famous streets. (Other Titles of Interest).		81
Integration: Oracle's key to CRM sales in Latin America. (Focus On).	Moreira, Daniel	815
It's the Law. (Panorama).		364
Key Indicators. (Trends).		625
Kyocera QCP 6035. (Connection).		116
LA Ranchera Food Products and LA Espiga De OrO, CTS and LA ESPIGA DE ORO, both Texas-based tortilla makers. (Mexico).	Dempsey, Mary A.	45
Land Rush: Latin Americans, looking for security, put cash into U.S. real estate. (Real Estate).	Dempsey, Mary A.	601
Lessons to Be Learned: The United States faces what Latin Americans already sadly know; Safety is an illusion. (Trade Talk).	Epstein, Jack	618
Letters.		311
Maiz Maelstrom. (Trade Talk).	Dempsey, Mary A.	225
Megaships and Megahubs: Latin American and Caribbean ports race to become the biggest. (Trade Lanes).		1889
Mercadolibre, a Latin American Web site. (Regional).	Dempsey, Mary A.	41
Mexico injected US$200 million into the country's crumbling coffee industry. (Mexico).	Dempsey, Mary A.	19
Musimundo, a music and electronics retailer, filed for bankruptcy. (Argentina).	Dempsey, Mary A.	22
Nerd Nation. (Connection).		54
NH Hoteles. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	32
Nicaragua sold a 40% stake in state telephone company. (Central America).	Dempsey, Mary A.	24
Occidental Petroleum. (Ecuador).	Dempsey, Mary A.	36
Palm M505. (Connection).		122
Panasonic DVD-LV60. (Connection).		112
Peace Under Fire. (Panorama).	Dempsey, Mary A.	69
Pemex, Mexico's state-run oil company. (Mexico).	Dempsey, Mary A.	23
Peugeot Citroen. (Argentina).	Dempsey, Mary A.	34
Powering Down. (Trade Talk).	Ogier, Thierry	195
Privatizations. (Trends).		1068
Rector lentus argentinae (*). (Point of View).		157
Rescue Team. (Panorama).	Dempsey, Mary A.	89
Road Work Ahead. (Out of the Box).		154
Roche, a Swiss pharmaceuticals company, slashed the price of its blockbuster AIDS drug Nelfinavir by 40%. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	31
Sanluis, a Mexican metals, mining and autoparts conglomerate. (Mexico).	Dempsey, Mary A.	29
Santander Investment. (Regional).	Dempsey, Mary A.	17
Securing the Enterprise Against Blended Security Threats. (Special Advertising Feature).	Perez, Cecil	340
Siemens WestingHouse Power. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	33
Slowdown Strategy. (Connection).	Brown, Greg	216
Sony Clie Peg-N760C. (Connection).		141
Spicy Situation. (Out of the Box).		112
State of Disrepair. (Out of the Box).		132
Stealth Commerce. (Connection).		53
Sun Staroffice 6.0. (Connection).		156
Technolust: We know you have it. Here's the scoop on some of the hot toys for Christmas. (Connection).	Brown, Greg	173
Telefonica Moviles. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	54
The Financial Impact of Terrorism. (Special Advertising Feature).	Marlin, Billy F.	361
The Government. (Chile).	Dempsey, Mary A.	22
The Inter-American Development Bank. (Argentina).	Dempsey, Mary A.	26
The Inter-American Development Bank. (Regional).	Dempsey, Mary A.	429
The International Monetary Fund. (Regional).	Dempsey, Mary A.	25
The Province of Cordoba. (Argentina).	Dempsey, Mary A.	40
The Road to Rio. (Travel Intelligence).	Dempsey, Mary A.	280
The State of Parana. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	27
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. (Venezuela).	Dempsey, Mary A.	47
The U.S. Government. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	22
Toyota Prius. (Connection).		201
Varig, Brazil's largest airline, laid off 10% of its work force, or 1,750 employees. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	38
Venezuela withdrew from a US$228 million contract it signed with a consortium led by South Korea's Hyundai Corp. (Venezuela).	Dempsey, Mary A.	34
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. (Venezuela).	Dempsey, Mary A.	27
Vivendi Environnement. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	26
Votorantim Celulose E Papel. (Brazil).	Dempsey, Mary A.	32
When traveling becomes a national security issue. (Special Advertising Feature).	Salman, Amar	398
Where Camp Meets Chokehold: Big-time wrestling gives punch to Mexican neighborhoods. (Travel Intelligence).	Tegel, Simeon	848