The super companies

Article Abstract:

Only 13 companies were ranked among both the 100 fast-growing Hispanic-owned companies and the 50 Hispanic-owned high-tech firms. An important trait shared by 11 of the 13 is that they all provide services to the federal government. Includes profiles of CEOs from some of the 13 super companies.

Evaluation, Hispanic American business enterprises, Hispanic Americans in business, Hispanic American businesspeople

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The corporate elite

Article Abstract:

Statistics on Hispanic American executives in Fortune 1000 companies are presented. The average age of these executives is 48, with men outnumbering women seven to one. Almost 60% of them have advanced degrees, and many come from Harvard, Northwester University and the University of Miami.

Surveys, Employment, Hispanic Americans, Minority executives

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Mexico's hobbling peso

Article Abstract:

Mexico's economy suffered a blow with the fall of its peso. However, the US' $49.8 billion loan package will revitalize the economy since short-term government debt can be converted into medium and long-term debt.

Economic aspects, Prices and rates, Mexico, Economic assistance, Foreign economic assistance, Peso (Mexico)

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