Business Mexico articles from July 2004

Business Mexico archives from July 2004

Letter to our readers.(Editorial)
July 1, 2004

Letters to the editor.(Letter to the Editor)
July 1, 2004

Calderon resigns Cabinet post.(Briefs)
July 1, 2004

Oaxaca Governor implicated in federal probe.(Briefs)(Jose Murat )
July 1, 2004

Supreme Court gives Mexican trucks access to U.S. Interior.
July 1, 2004

The new Phoenix: Mammoth petrochemical project promises rapid returns on semi-private investment.(Texne)
July 1, 2004

Cigarette prices hiked.(New Business)(Brief Article)
July 1, 2004

Energy prices go through roof.(New Business)(Brief Article)
July 1, 2004

U.S. Asks WTO to arbitrate fructose dispute.(New Business)(high-fruited corn syrup [HFCS])
July 1, 2004

Transportation accord inked.(New Business)
July 1, 2004

AmCham/Mexico elects new leader.(American Chamber of Commerce)(Brief Article)
July 1, 2004

Mexico city.(Company News)(Brief Article)
July 1, 2004

Around the country.(Company News)
July 1, 2004

Mexican truckers score huge victory in Supreme Court.(Legal Ease)(Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration)
July 1, 2004

Roller coaster month ends on high: jitters keep market volatile, U.S. job recovery pulling local stocks up.(Market Moves)
July 1, 2004

Fox-PAN relations turn cold: row over nomination of candidates for 2006 divides president and his ruling party.(Politics)
July 1, 2004

The future of Nafta: compelling reasons in both experience and law suggest Mexican courts will declare the deal unconstitutional.(North American Free Trade Agreement)
July 1, 2004

Mexico becomes conference hotspot: latest international summit confirms Mexico as a top destination for bigshots.
July 1, 2004

Focusing oversight: companies improve corporate governance in effort to tighten bottom line.
July 1, 2004

Plastic handcuffs: limited options, high bank fees have stunted credit card growth in Mexico.
July 1, 2004

Style matters: Mexican execs follow strict code of dress and etiquette.(Cover Story)
July 1, 2004

The art of relaxation: Mexico's maturing spa industry booms even when tourism doesn't.
July 1, 2004

Trouble on the border: economic revival may not be enoug to save maquildora industry.
July 1, 2004

Hooliganism blossoms under Aztec sun: alcohol and testosterone turn family-oriented soccer games violent.
July 1, 2004

Calderon urges reform: ex-energy secretary says investment restrictions hurting nation.(AmCham at Work)
July 1, 2004

Debilitating the workforce: employers move to cope with the global onslaught of AIDS.(AmCham at Work)
July 1, 2004

P4P aims to increase nation's competitiveness.(AmCham at Work)(Partnership for Prosperity)(Brief Article)
July 1, 2004

Golfing for children: AmCham/Monterrey holds annual charity golf tournament.(AmCham at Work)(Brief Article)
July 1, 2004

The Huasteca.(Art Watch)(De aqui somos--La Huasteca)
July 1, 2004

The great divide: splitting the roles of CEO and chairman of the board does not guarantee positive results.(Author Abstract)
July 1, 2004

An under visited world of adventure: Colima has more to offer than just one of LatAm's biggest ports.(Living in Mexico)
July 1, 2004

Bros.(Inside Eating Out)
July 1, 2004

Mexico City restaurant guide.
July 1, 2004

On the verge of a breakdown: weak leaders, schizophrenic liberalization cause Pemex to fall instead of fly.
July 1, 2004