Latin CEO: Executive Strategies for the Americas

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Articles in Dec, 2000 issue of Latin CEO: Executive Strategies for the Americas

• Snatched
• Trade balance
• Tourism earnings
• Petroleos Brasileiro
• Axor
• Hunt Oil Corp
• Purple people seater
  by Dana Ballestero
• Sultan of fashion: Venezuela's Graffiti retail chain was born as a single store selling designer clothing. CEO Carlos Sultan has turned it into a house of style with hundreds of outlets—and plans to take the chain global
  by Christina Hoag
• Health havens: US hospitals have taken a renewed interest in Latin American executive health care, largely in pursuit of profit. The result for patients is a wider array of choices
  by Dana Ballestero
• Standard & Poor
• Moody's Investors Service
• TV Azteca SA de CV
• Internet-heavy
• Ocean farming: because of his farming techniques, land is not a problem for Biotecmar chief executive Alejandro Suels
  by Christina Hoag
• Digital memories: call it instant gratification. You take a picture and get to see it right away. And we're not talking about that old Polaroid
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Motorola
• Venezuela
• Jorge Chavez International Airport
• Music pirates
• Natural Viagra? There isn't much business going on in Peru's Bombon Plateau, high in the central Andes. But that remote place is where the CEO of the country's largest pharmaceutical firm is staking his company's future
  by Lucien Chauvin
• The thrill of the hunt: CEOs from Mexico and South America are lured by the exotic game at the Y.O. Ranch in Texas
  by Ray Viator
• Diveo Broadband Networks
• Mario Garnero
• Federal Electricity Commission
• Getting back on track: fresh out of the starting block, Porsche Latin America hopes to triple sales of the legendary German autos within three years
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• DeMet moves to the net: online blueprints and communication mean big savings for one Mexican housing developer
  by Daniel J. McCosh
• Banco do Estado de Sao Paulo SA
• Tricom S.A
• Telecom Italia Mobile
• Cutting edge conservation
  by Diana Duarte
• Argentina remains a problem as the US economy begins to slow down
  by Manuel Lasaga
• Lessons from the trade frontlines: control of the agenda for free trade in the Americas is slipping from the US to Mexico
  by Leonardo Liederman
• Coca-Cola
• Empresa Brasileira de Aeronautica
• ICA Fluor Daniel
• People count
• From uptown to broadband: Chile's Manquehue net, formerly Telefonica Manquehue, shifts its focus from providing phones for the affluent to broadband services or the data-hungry
  by Tim Vandenack
• All your financial needs
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Cia. Siderurgica Belgo-Mineira SA
• Hydro-Quebec
• Excelsior
• Dollarization
• Going the last mile
  by Lynda Edwards
• The top of Caracas: from crown princes to celebrities to the ultra-rich, Venezuela's five-star hotels are ready to cater to the jet set
  by Christina Hoag
• Comsat Argentina
• ABN Amro Holding
• Grupo Alfa and Ford Motor Company
• Fine wine
• Cyber sentinel: can e-commerce in Latin America be made safe? Argentina's Decidir.com believes its information protection and fraud screening services are the answer
  by Jeff Ostrowski
• A hotel of distinction at a prestige address
• Happy anniversary
• Companhia de Bebidas das Americas
• Empresa Hondurena de Telecomunicaciones
• Not just for weddings
  by Diana Duarte
• Export driven: the changing Mexican economy is attracting investment dollars into the country — and exporting more to the U.S. Does this signify a bell weather change in the geopolitics of the region?
  by Wayne Quist
• Telefonos de Mexico
• Cisneros Television Group
• Universo Online's AcessoNet
• GMAC Insurance Holdings
• Real recovery: a deal with Gateway and a little savvy helps a Brazilian computer manufacturer stabilize after being decimated by the devaluation of the national currency
  by Johanna Marmon
• The negotiator: Peru is the unlikely first mover in the field of Internet dispute resolution. Will its model take hold?
  by Lucien Chauvin