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The Ever-Changing Brazilian Banking Industry: Consolidation and opportunities - January 2009 |
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Author: Natan Rodeguero
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The year 2008 will be marked as a milestone for the banking segment in Brazil. Banco Itaú and Unibanco, the second and fourth largest non-public banks, joined forces to form not only the largest bank but also the fourth largest conglomerate in Latin America. This strategic union radically transforms an already highly-competitive sector that will see further consolidation in coming years. |
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A Mexican Industry Whose Time Has Come - April 2009 |
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Author: Guillaume Corpart Muller & Enrique Orellana, Mexico City
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| OUTSOURCING | April 2009 │Issue № 84 | A Mexican Industry Whose Time Has Come While still small by Indian standards, outsourcing to Mexico is gaining momentum and the country is poised to become a major player in the global BPO market. |
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From Metals to Memory, Dumping Makes a Comeback - March 2009 |
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Author: John Price & Evette Treewater, Miami
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| INTERNATIONAL TRADE | March 2009 | From Metals to Memory, Dumping Makes a Comeback Falling global demand for commodities produced a tsunami of new antidumping investigations in 2008. As the economic crisis take hold worldwide, this trend is spreading to a new generation of commodities – tech components. |
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Beware of Imposters, Impersonators and Embellishers - March 2009 |
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Author: Marsha T. Shulman, Miami
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Beware of Imposters, Impersonators and Embellishers In an economic downturn, employers can expect to encounter more cases of resume fraud among entry-level, mid-level and even executive-level candidates. |
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Caribbean Consumers Buck the Trend - March 2009 |
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Author: Mario Rubio, Mexico City
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| REACTION TO THE CRISIS, PART 2 | March 2009 | Caribbean Consumers Buck the Trend Caribbean nations are not immune to the crisis, but in countries such as Puerto Rico, Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago, where product choice and access to credit expanded dramatically in recent years, consumers will be reluctant to give up their recent gains. |
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