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LATINtalk automotive articles
Suppliers eye Brazil, MexicoMexico and Brazil, where almost $15 billion has been committed to new automotive plants, are becoming increasingly attractive for Canadian supplier companies. A number of Windsor-area companies already have ... Read onBrazil stance threatens trade pactSouth American nation wants to rework auto-industry import rules. Attempts to forge a free-trade agreement between Brazil and Mexico are jeopardised by the South American nation's push to rework rules on auto-industry ... Read onSouth American Consumers Wooed by China's Low Cost CarsChina may be one of the largest car manufacturers in the world, but its local brands haven't really managed to infiltrate any major markets. And while Europe and North America continue to be out of their reach ... Read onBrazil and Mexico Look to Rewrite Auto Trade PactRead onMexican auto output rises 1.2pc in JanuaryRead onArgentine 2011 car sales in domestic market set to establish a new recordRead onThese are North America's top producing auto plantsRead on40 auto parts factories to be installed in MexicoRead on
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LATINtalk headline articles
Latin America 2012: Economic OutlookA country-by-country look at Latin America's macro economic outlook this year. Although Latin America's economy should slow down compared to last year, it will still be one of the world's shining stars. Latin America's economy ... Read onMexico's Manufacturing Base ReboundsAs companies expand their capabilities, Mexico's advantages - and proximity to its biggest export market - will become evident and its manufacturing base will expand even further. It wasn't too long ago that Mexico, like the rest ... Read onMexico Improves Competitive Position against ChinaFigures published in an article by JP Morgan in February show that despite the fact that manual labor is consistently cheaper in China, there was a considerable reduction in the salary difference between Mexico and China in 2010 ... Read onLatin America 2012: Germany's PerspectiveRead onRegulatory Reforms Help Fuel Brazil's Economic EngineRead onArgentina and Brazil want corporations to reinvest and not send profits overseasRead on
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LATINtalk human resources articles
Brazil: Overtime Law Could Have Monumental Impact... or Merely Minor EffectNew after-work rules should concern IT providers and buyers, but could turn out to be 'just on paper'. Working overtime is part of modern life for many people around the world. It's especially the case when talking about ... Read onNew Trends on Collective Terminations in BrazilInitially, please note that in Brazil, by force of law, both employees and employers are represented by unions. Thus, this representation does not depend on the individuals' or the company's decision or desire to join a union. Read onCollective negotiation in Argentina - Forthcoming salary negotiationsUnions have become very powerful in Argentina in the last eight to ten years. Their increased bargaining power derives from the country's economic recovery ... Read onBrazil Unemployment Rate Falls To Record Low In Dec, 2011Read onMigrants' New Paths Reshaping Latin AmericaRead onMexico City Airport ImprovesRead on
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Latin America Update: global headlines
Below are the latest headlines from around the world featuring articles on Latin America. To read articles below, please click here.
Argentina, Brazil To Create Automotive Trade Committee
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Brazil plans $38 bln sweetener to revive ethanol sector
Source: Reuters
The high price of booming Brazil
Source: Financial Times
Safety Takes on a New Meaning in Juarez
Source: IndustryWeek
Canada, Costa Rica Hold Talks To Improve FTA
Source: The Costa Rica Times
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Brazil to Slap Quality Control on China Goods
Brazil manufacturers have long complained about the influx of cheap Chinese imports. Read on
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Live Online Seminars and On-Demand Seminars on doing business in Mexico, Brazil and Argentina
LIVE ONLINE SEMINARS:
March 8 - MEXICO
"Manufacturing in Mexico: Meeting New Requirements for: Retaining Certified Company Status and Obtaining Favorable VAT Treatment on Virtual Customs Transfers"
Attend in Dearborn, MI (The Henry Hotel) or via Live Online Seminar (via internet)
March 14 - RUSSIA
"Recruiting Management and Staff for your Start-up Operation in Russia"
Presented by Michael Germershausen
April 12 - CHINA
"Expat Healthcare Issues in China"
Presented by Kenneth Vaughan
See complete schedule, click here
NEW RELEASES:
January 25 - MEXICO
"How to Remain Competitive as a Supplier in Mexico"
Presented by Leo Torres, Director Purchasing, Ford Mexico
January 19, SOUTH AMERICA
"The South American Automotive Market"
Presented by Julian G. Semple
Recorded ON-DEMAND SEMINARS:
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LATINtalk finance articles
Latin America Corporate Treasury Benchmarking Study 2011The Study attracted just over 120 responses from a diverse corporate universe in terms of geography, industry sector and size. The level of seniority of respondents is also impressive ... Read onBrazil: Rousseff promises fiscal and credit stimuli to promote exports and innovationBrazilian president Dilma Rousseff said the government will implement fiscal and credit access measures to stimulate production and exports with the purpose of gaining competitiveness in a global context of crisis. Read onBrazil's Cash Management Operating EnvironmentRead onMexico's Cash Management Operating EnvironmentRead onArgentina limits daily financial transaction per person to 1.000 Pesos (230 dollars)Read on
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13th Annual Latin America Tax Conference
March 21 and 22, 2012 in Miami, FL (USA) For additional information, please click here.
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LATINtalk February edition - additional articles
To read all of the following February articles, please click here.
- Investment in Brazil - report
- Confronting Complexity: Mexico
- Mexico's Presidential Election and the Cartel War
- Seven Things You Won't Like About Latin America
- Mexico: High Stakes Situation
- Country Profile: Brazil (report)
- Country Profile Summary: Mexico (report)
- EU and Mercosur hope they can reach a trade agreement by the end of 2012
- Argentine economy expands 8.8% in 2011; capital outflow reaches 21.5bn dollars
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