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The Power of Hispanic Advocacy in the Fight Against Cancer
One in five Latinos die of cancer, but research is lacking.
The NAACP Fights for Latino Immigrants
The NAACP goes to bat for Latino immigrants in
its continued fight against discrimination.
The World Cup marketing battle between Nike and Adidas teaches us that brands should focus on content creation
The World Cup amplified the quintessential argument in marketing: Whether it is more effective to pay for sponsorship rights or to ambush the events through the creation of relevant content.
“The Slow Death of Lady Liberty's Flame”
Five Weeks, Three Ballots, and Destiny
Upcoming elections in Venezuela, Brazil and the U.S. promise to have a lasting impact on the hemisphere.
The League of Extremely Wealthy Gentlemen
For eight consecutive years Carlos Slim has gotten billionaire businessmen together—with their sons. Whatever for?
Best Business Schools for Hispanics
Whether you are Hispanic or not, when looking an MBA program, academic goals and the prospects
of finding a job should take precedence
over cultural issues.
The Magnificent Future of Mobile Phones
You think your mobile phone is indispensable now? Just wait.
The Vanishing Hispanic Vote. Why lack of immigration reform could hurt Obama in November
One big factor seems to loom over all others when it comes to measuring Latino voter intent: Barack Obama's pledge in 2008 to tackle immigration reform during his first year in office.
Increases in energy taxes could cost Latinos jobs
Finding the right balance between clean energy and fossil fuels is key to protecting latino jobs and living costs
Univision's summer sizzle
Revenue at Univision Communications was up this summer, partly thanks to excellent World Cup ratings, as well as new novelas
New studios and new programming at Univision Network improve ratings — and revenue
A new management team at Univision is revamping programming at the nation's most watched Spanish language broadcast network - and giving English channels a run for their money too
Director Rodrigo Corte´s new film, 'Buried' is an emotional rollercoaster in a box
'Machete' - Hollywood first Latino super-hero?
Texas-based film director Robert Rodriguez returns to his Hispanic borderland roots.
Airlines operate secretive VIP programs for frequent flyers
Airlines are still tight-lipped about their secret VIP programs, but more and more they are opening up to executives who can steer business their way.
Andean Backwardness, Where the Logical Is Strange
“Send us the Colombian police,” says Peruvian President Alan Garcia. In Garcia's judgment, Colombian police have developed a level of expertise and sophistication second to none in the region, thanks in large part to Washington’s multi-billion dollar support.
Ford's Mexican Fiesta makes splash in small car market
Ford looks to mix fun and fuel economy in its new, Mexican made Fiesta car
Iñaki Orozco used an MBA to transform his family ranch into a promising tequila business
Iñaki Orozco, a young ambitious Mexican entrepreneur, saw a business opportunity in growing agave shoots in the Jalisco Highlands. What he never saw coming was the founding of a premium tequila business in the United States.
Obama’s Bet on Higher Education
Once a high school diploma could lead to a good job, but as President Obama has been pointing out that is no longer possible. Accordingly, Obama has set the urgent goal to produce 8 million more college graduates by 2020 and signed new legislation to make college more affordable for low-income students.
The Gulf Oil Spill: Up Close and Personal
Visiting Louisiana to experience the effects of the disaster first-hand brings emotion, and resolve
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