Articles from Latin Trade (June 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A royal mess: as commodity prices zoom, governments are raising--even creating--royalties on foreign mining and petroleum companies.	Prada, Paulo		1978
A U.S. Appellate Court threw out a request by Samco Global Arms, a U.S. arms company, to force Honduras to return weapons.		Brief Article	97
Absolute power.		Brief Article	268
Back to the future: an engine maker transforms old technology in order to grow in Brazil.	Conte, Ricardo		624
Beep to binary.	Velazquez, Andres F.	Brief Article	276
Best and brightest.	Rueda, Marisol	Brief Article	247
Best face forward: Brazil's homegrown cosmetics companies are building global brands, step by step.	Kepp, Michael		738
Big Brazil.		Brief Article	136
Building anew: Ecuador is betting nearly US$900 million on airports and roads to capture a slice of world trade.	Verdezoto, Maria Elena		1159
Come together.		Brief Article	105
Cow palace.		Brief Article	227
Europe's front door: Madrid bolsters its position as the portal between the Old World and Latin America.	Guilayn, Priscila		882
Events.		Calendar	873
Fixing a hole.	Alende, Andres Hernandez	Book Review	622
Good times roll.	Brown, Greg	Editorial	283
Hack market.		Brief Article	81
Hated it.	Looney, Paul W.	Letter to the Editor	120
Heavy lifting: Brazil's second-largest cargo airport gets the cash it needs to become a mega-terminal.	Pfeifer, Margarida O.		850
Heavy traffic: rising internet use in Latin America is bringing in business--at last.	Jones, Forrest		1184
Hellman worldwide logistics.			289
Hogan & Hartson LLP: serving Latin America's Trade and energy sectors.		Advertisement	554
Indicators.			2613
Last word.	Velazquez, Andres F.	Interview	1499
Life sentence: as the world's rich bemoan terrorism, the world's poor live another kind of reality--death by poverty.	Jack, Silicon		740
Mile manager.	Reveron, Derek		458
Money train: high commodity prices, high demand and production ramping up all around. For Latin America's export economies, it doesn't get any better than this.	Wing, Lisa	Cover Story	3295
Motorola i860.		Brief Article	92
Player's club: hedge funds, once an investment alternative for the super rich, boom across the globe as investors take on risk.	Jones, Forrest		2045
Privatizations.		Illustration	750
Raw deal: Brazil considers itself a value-added exporter, but Chinese shoemakers just want the hides.	Rapoza, Kenneth		721
Ruff riders.	Bernhardson, Wayne	Brief Article	252
Stepping out.		Brief Article	115
The other Caribbean: despite its war-torn reputation, Colombia hopes cruise ships call on its Caribbean coast.	Muse, Toby		743
Tools for competitiveness.			339
Understanding the Sarbanes-Oxley Law: for Latin American companies, compliance offers competitive advantages.			1077
Value added.	Wiegandt, Peter	Letter to the Editor	157
Water way: new projects on the Parana River will cement Argentina's position as a top global grain exporter.	Tomas, Juan Pedro		779