Toyota's Hogan Plays Mentor in Latin America Wall Street Journal (blog) The assignment is complicated by the region's diversity, limited infrastructure, and, in some cases, wobbly political system. Toyota does business in 40 countries across Latin America with production hubs located in Brazil, Argentina and Venezuela. For ... |
YMPO supports expansion of border crossing zone Yuma Sun At the peak of the economy in 2007-08, 24 million Mexican visitors came to Arizona and spent $2.7 billion, creating 23,400 and an additional 7,000 indirect jobs in Arizona. In 2011, domestic and international tourism in Arizona generated 157,700 jobs ... |
 The Sofia Globe | Russia Watch: Snowden's Kremlin Connection The Sofia Globe But change comes even to Cuba, ruled for the last half century by the Castro brothers. In June, President Raul Castro turned 82. Apparently, Cuba's new generation wants a fresh start with Washington. For Havana, giving refuge to America's most wanted ... |
Toyota Seeks Resurgence in Latin America Wall Street Journal "We are playing catch up, but we're catching up fast," Steve St. Angelo, CEO of Toyota's Latin America and Caribbean business, said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal. "We now have the resources to give the region the attention it really ... |
