Author Archive for David Agren
Country report: Mexico
Calderon’s rough ride and what still lies ahead. Macroeconomic stability has become Mexico’s calling card in business circles. MEXICO CITY – Jose Avalos grows gourmet lettuce hydroponically in greenhouses covering 12.5 acres near Leon in Mexico’s west-central state of Guanajuato, near the presidential library opened by former leader Vicente Fox, who ended 71 years of [...]
Made in Mexico: Avocados
MEXICO CITY — Super Bowl Sunday can mean food and fun as much as football – and the food part often means guacamole. Super Bowl fans in 2010 wolfed down more than 50 million pounds of avocados used to make the creamy sauce. Over the past 15 years, the Super Bowl staple has been made [...]
LT CFO Events-Mexico D.F., November 17, 2011
MEXICO AND THE WORLD ECONOMY
PRESENTATION OF CFO OF THE YEAR — MEXICO AWARD
BEST PRACTICES IN COST VISIBILITY AND EXPENSE CONTROL
BEST PRACTICES IN MULTI-COUNTRY FINANCE ADMINISTRATION
BRAVO: Financier of the Year-AgustIn Carstens, Governor of the Bank of Mexico
MEXICO CITY — Bank of Mexico Governor Agustin Carstens vaulted to
LT CFO Events Mexico City
The fundamentals of the Mexican economy are strong, but the country is contending with the impact of uncertainties elsewhere in the world, according to Luis Téllez, chairman and CEO of the Bolsa Mexicana de Valores.
Country Report: Mexico: Positive Business Outlook
Local and foreign investors are optimistic about Mexico’s business outlook as it comes on the heels of a strong recovery last year.
Country Report: How Safe is Mexico?
How does the drug violence really affect business in Mexico?
Mergers & Acquisitions: Slim, América Móvil make waves in 2010
Just 20 years ago, Slim led the consortium that included Southwestern Bell and French Telecom to acquire Teléfonos de México for $1.7 billion from the Mexican government.
Protected: LT CFO Events-Mexico, November 17, 2011: What We Learned
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Outlook 2011: Mexico: On the Road to Recovery
MEXICO CITY — In quintessential presidential style, President Felipe Calderón reeled off a list of facts and figures, catalogued his achievements and defended his record as he recently pronounced the country on the “road to recovery.”
Latin 500: End of An Era for Mexico’s FEMSA
MEXICO CITY — Mexicans slaked their thirsts during the World Cup with plenty of beer – even though the initial matches kicked off at 6:30 in the morning local time and the national squad exited early on in the contest.
