A different approach: CEOs at the largest Hispanic companies support Bob Dole, despite his stance against affirmative action

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A majority of CEOS of Hispanic Business 500 companies said they would vote for Bob Dole who has campaigned to eliminate affirmative action programs. About 70% of the CEOs claim GPO affiliation, and 42% have made contributions to political candidates. Other survey results are discussed.

Political activity, Clinton, Bill, Chief executive officers, Public opinion, Endorsements, Hispanic Americans in business, Hispanic American businesspeople, Dole, Bob

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Growth in a streamling sector

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Engineering services company, L&M Technologies, has improved personnel management, technical services and knowledge specialization in order to maintain its competitiveness in the federal contract market. The teaming of companies to improve expertise is discussed.

Management, Economic aspects, Engineering services, Engineering firms, Government purchasing, L and M Technology

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Labor woes beset Univision: the Spanish-language TV titan contends with its second contract dispute this year, this one at flagship KMEX

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Spanish-language television broadcaster Univision's English-language station KMEX-TV is in dispute with staff represented by the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians over a contentious pay issue.

Television Broadcasting, Television broadcasting stations, TV Stations, Television broadcasting industry, Economic policy, Labor relations, Univision Communications Inc., Television stations, National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians, KMEX-TV

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