Latin CEO: Executive Strategies for the Americas

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

• Employment
• Regional trade integration
• BellSouth bought operating control from Valores Bavaria of Celumovil
• Electricite de France
• Does NAFTA help?
• Cyber Cable: cable provider Globo Cabo is transforming itself into a broadband player in Brazil, but has the company arrived at the party too late?
  by Oscar Musibay
• Travel away; IPO indulgence
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Once again, free trade
• Chase Capital Partners
• Following up a successful three-year bond issue
• Average Daily Oil Production
• One street at a time
  by J.P. Faber
• Merger in Mayhem
  by Marc N. Scheinman
• Wireless universe: Latin America, leaping over old technologies, is on the forefront of the wireless web
  by Carlos Baradello
• Telefonicas
• Central bank
• TV Azteca
• Tourism spending
• Bottoms up: after months of regulatory hurdles, AmBev emerges as Latin America's largest beverage company, with plans to expand and export
  by Elizabeth Johnson
• Virtual city: How the Web is being harnessed by schools, business and government to improve access to education for Colombia's rural population and the poor
  by Diana Duarte
• Canon's innovative color bubble jet printers lead the way in high-quality output
• Airline turbulence
• DaimlerChrysler
• Banco Union
• A home closer to home
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Truck tracker: Flavio Mansi's company is positioned to help protect the booming cargo business in Mexico and beyond
  by Daniel J. McCosh
• Luxury off-road: versatility, security and strength are the main selling points for SUVs. Of course, throwing in performance and luxury can't hurt
  by Alex Krys
• Telefonica de Argentina's Unifon
• Perez Companc
• Banco General and Banco del Istmo
• CEO supply and demand
• All that glitters… The Yanacocha mine has helped catapult Peru into the ranks of the world's leading gold producers. Now top executive Carlos Santa Cruz wants to produce more
  by Lucien Chauvin
• Tiny Titans: Try a personal digital assistant and you'll wonder how you ever got by without it. So grab a Visor; Aero, or Jornada and go
  by Oscar Musibay
• BellSouth
• Grupo Azucarero Mexico
• CA Electricided de Caracas
• Kidnappings for ransom set records
• Bottom fishing: US agribusiness giant Cargill has set its sights on undervalued Argentine real estate. Next stop: Brazil and Chile
  by Mike Seemuth
• New heights for Latin art: Latin American art has already entered the mainstream for serious collectors. Now, the latest auctions at Sotheby's and Christie's have blessed the genre with new levels of value
  by Stephanie Gaskell
• National Federation of Coffee Growers
• Cordillera Comunicaciones
• Grupo Financiero Banamex-Accival
• Mexico tops Latin American destinations
• The future takes flight
• Latin American equities
• Regional economic recovery
• Gas Natural
• Banco Santander Central Hispano
• A room not at the top
  by Mike Ceaser
• Steeling for recovery: the CEO of Venezuela's largest steelmaker is in the spotlight for getting the company back on track. Now he must complete Sidor's turnaround
  by Christina Hoag
• Banco de Galicia
• Group Imsa
• Government support
• Where coke rules: overkill? Embonor CEO Andres Vicuna doesn't know the meaning of the word when it comes to marketing Coca-Cola products in Chile, Peru and Bolivia
  by Mark Mulligan
• Fine dining in Atlanta: as Atlanta grows in international stature, so do its restaurants
  by Carlos Frias
• World Trade Organization
• France Telecom
• Panama Canal
• Chile imports more wheat after drought
• Fiber optic fever: the race is on to build a Latin American broadband communications network, and Impsat's CEO is determined to take first place
  by Ken Warn
• Scent of success