Articles from Latin Trade (January 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A grain of salt, please.	Ceaser, Mike	Brief Article	224
A World Trade Organization (WTO) appeals body ruled that a United States decision protecting its steel industry, which included tariffs for three years of between 8% and 30% on certain steel products, is inconsistent with global trade rules.		Brief Article	87
Another view.	Timiraos, Vincente	Letter to the Editor	191
Battle of the beans: Brazil should go both ways on transgenic soy, keeping European consumers on board.	Epstein, Jack		675
Billy and me.	Brown, Greg	Brief Article	302
Boomerang: incubators? Start-ups? Sounds suspiciously 1999, but Recife's digital port is for real.	Colitt, Raymond	Cover Story	664
Brasil Telecom filed a complaint against Italy's Telecom Italia, which owns a 19% stake in the Brazilian telecommunications company, saying it acted against the interest of minority shareholders.		Brief Article	83
Bravo, bravo!	Meisler, Luiz	Letter to the Editor	93
Buck-naked Emperors in Cancun.	Alende, Andres Hernandez		754
Building up.		Brief Article	107
Bust? What Bust? Inside the Latin American tech economy you don't know about.	Brown, Greg	Cover Story	205
Chat line.		Brief Article	94
Clean machines.		Brief Article	121
Code first: sleep later: burning through cold pizza and caffeine with the future kings of software.	Nazario, Patricia	Cover Story	777
Companies to watch in 2004: positioned for growth in the coming year.			1895
Crime story: Mexico City's banks have let down their guard, police charge, with predictable results.	MacLaggan, Corrie		585
Digital whales? We can do that: flooded with talent and armed with hot computers, Mexican animators want your business.	MacLaggan, Corrie	Cover Story	688
Dirty deeds.		Brief Article	160
Key indicators.			596
Monterrey takes off.		Brief Article	133
Ninth Annual Latin Trade Bravo Business Awards.			440
Over the rainbow: Argentine rock legend Gustavo Santaolalla breathes life into rock en espanol.	Goodman, Joshua		739
Paying the piper: swamped with debt and fighting a war, Colombia's Uribe feels the heat inside and out.	Muse, Toby		1197
Pink slipped.	Reveron, Derek	Brief Article	230
Privatizations.			1247
Public and private.		Brief Article	125
Rockin' reel.	Langman, Jimmy	Brief Article	227
Secret recipe.	Guevara, Michelle	Brief Article	200
Ship shape.		Brief Article	138
Starting over.		Brief Article	236
The big picture: Latin trade consensus forecast as of November 2003.			446
The captain's return.		Brief Article	179
The rainmaker.	Brown, Greg	Cover Story	802
The revolutionary.	Brown, Greg	Cover Story	1002
Titles of interest.		Brief Article	185
Top funds 2003: Latin America's investors rode the Lula wave. Now they watch and wait.	Brown, Greg		2713
Tracking trade: with an eye on Asia, Chile and Argentina work to connect their exporters and ports by rail.	Kroll, Cristina		845
Trade calendar.		Calendar	945
Trade titan.			619
Trading places.		Brief Article	99
Travel hot tips.			186
Unique boutique: a pharmaceutical heir chooses risk over easy reward, making a name in hotels.	Kepp, Michael		1016
Uruguaya Massala: software jobs of the future are going to end up somewhere. Why not Uruguay?	Goodman, Joshua	Cover Story	1028