Articles from Latin Trade (August 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
2002 sales in US$ millions.			653
A Criminal Court in Santiago ordered Chilean vineyard Vinedo Errazuriz Ovalle to remove its wines from the country's supermarkets after competitor Vinas Errazuriz filed a complaint stating the company was trying to confuse consumers and did not have rights to use the Errazuriz brand.		Brief Article	73
A prosecutor from the Civil District of Sao Lourenco in Brazil has filed a lawsuit against Nestle claiming the Swiss food company illegally extracted mineral water from the city.		Brief Article	67
Aeromexico is planning to launch six flights from Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport to Mexico City beginning on July 7th.		Brief Article	36
AirGov.		Brief Article	151
Alcoa.		Brief Article	34
Alianza Summa.		Brief Article	43
Alstom Power.		Brief Article	44
Anglogold.		Brief Article	34
Argentina dodged a class-action suit presented in New York by foreign bondholders after a U.S. Federal Court denied their request to recover US$60 million in deposits lost when the South American country defaulted.		Brief Article	66
Argentina will receive US$125 million in rapid financing from the Inter-American Development Bank, as part of a program to provide greater stability in the insurance sector.		Brief Article	56
Argentina will restart a public spending plan of US$2.8 billion in 2003.		Brief Article	30
Atlanta, Georgia: the gateway to the Americas'.		Advertisement	609
Baja California dreaming: with natural gas running short, U.S. energy companies turn to Baja California to power up supply.	Guevara, Michelle		637
Banco Do Brasil.		Brief Article	43
Banco Itau.		Brief Article	35
Banco Santander Central Hispano.		Brief Article	39
Banco Sudameris Argentina.		Brief Article	30
Bench warmers: their heart is in the game, but even Mexico's top baseball squad suffers for its sport.	Tegel, Simeon		1289
Bottoms up.	Brown, Greg	Interview	536
Building a lean machine.	Zellner, Mike	Brief Article	280
Caves, condos and a carrot? Mais oui ... French designer Philippe Starck and his backers have big plans for Latin America.	Goodman, Joshua		931
Chat line.		Brief Article	51
Chile and the United States signed a free-trade agreement between the two countries in Miami.		Brief Article	31
CLAB 2003 to showcase the latest banking technology.			1120
Come together.	Knapp, Thos. A.		196
Custom agents gone wild.		Brief Article	180
Enersis Endesa Chile, Chilean units of Spanish energy giant Endesa, refinanced debt of US$1.6 billion and $743 million, respectively.		Brief Article	43
Every day higher sales: Wal-Mart wunderkind Walmex shows them how it's done in a down economy.	Tegel, Simeon		1315
Free trade now.	Lane, William C.	Letter to the Editor	112
Gas Natural Baja California.		Brief Article	42
Green gold.		Brief Article	177
Grupo TMM, Latin America's largest multimodal transportation company, lost court protection against its creditors after a Mexican Civil Court judge overuled a previous injunction granting the transportation company a one-year grace period to meet its debt obligations.		Brief Article	68
Hope meets reason: we see what's failing for the left in Latin America. How about what's working?	Epstein, Jack		657
Iberia is offering two additional flights to Mexico City and three to Buenos Aires from Madrid as part of its ongoing campaign to increase routes to Latin America.		Brief Article	41
ING.		Brief Article	44
Just one look ...	Bockar, Denis	Letter to the Editor	57
Key indicators.			585
Las Vegas Premium Outlets, the first upscale outlet mall in Las Vegas, will open in August.		Brief Article	39
Let them eat bolivars: as a referendum looms, Venezuelan importers wonder if they'll ever see another dollar.	Ceaser, Mike		592
Lockheed Martin.		Brief Article	41
Mexican President Vicente Fox announced a program to modernize the country's highway infrastructure with a US$455 million highway fund to support the initiative.		Brief Article	37
Mexicana de Aviacion will offer a 5% discount.		Brief Article	27
Midterm review.		Brief Article	103
Minera Corona.		Brief Article	52
Monsanto.		Brief Article	55
Not licked yet.	Burbano, Maria Clara	Brief Article	274
Other titles of interest.		Book Review	150
Paper pact.		Brief Article	103
Pay your taxes, kids.	Newbery, Charles	Brief Article	226
Peru impossible.		Brief Article	220
Privatizations.			557
Refinery expansion.		Brief Article	98
Ruben Berta Foundation.		Brief Article	53
Savia.		Brief Article	53
Sempra Energy.		Brief Article	37
Sky high fees.		Brief Article	136
Slow motion: as U.S. carriers expand alliances, Colombia's Alianza Summa says it can wait.	Knibb, David		654
Social engineering, again.	Alende, Andres Hernandez	Book Review	718
Starwood, which operates Sheraton hotels, has opened or begun work on new hotels in Brazil and opened one in Panama.		Brief Article	75
The giant 24 foreign companies in Latin America.	Brown, Greg		517
The Ministry of Justice in Brazil is investigating allegations that U.S. power companies AES and Enron conspired to rig the auction of Brazil's electricity distributor Eletropaulo in 1998.		Brief Article	73
The starvation diet: Latin America's oil producers get no windfall from war and high prices. Their problems begin at home.	Brown, Greg		1427
The world according to Nestor ...		Brief Article	19
The World Bank.		Brief Article	48
Top docks.		Brief Article	57
Trade Calendar.		Calendar	875
Transalta.		Brief Article	44
Trinidad and Tobago: a strategic location for investing in the Americas: regional hub bidding to host FTAA secretariat.		Advertisement	959
Union Fenosa.		Brief Article	38
Uruguay received approval from its bondholders to exchange approximately US$5 billion of its debt for bonds maturing at a later date and with a lower interest rate.		Brief Article	44
Welcome to our hard drive: looking for savings and new business, banks and retailers bring customers onto their networks.	Brown, Greg		1917
Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome.	Guevara, Michelle	Brief Article	317
Yamana Resources.		Brief Article	60
You wouldn't understand.	Chamorro, Gabriela	Brief Article	252