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Wal-Mart and Li ka-Shing seen key to Mexico port expansion

Wal-Mart and Li ka-Shing seen key to Mexico port expansion Top retailer Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and Hong Kong magnate Li ka-Shing are key players in a $300 million expansion of Mexico's Pacific port of Lazaro Cardenas aimed at ensuring goods reach U.S. shelves, according to the U.S. railroad that serves the port. "Wal-Mart and other retailers are looking for backup routes so that even if some ports face stoppages they have reliable backups," Michael Haverty, chief executive of Kansas City Southern , told Reuters at KCS headquarters here in a recent interview. As part of current plans, he added, Wal-Mart may build a

Rubbersolutions to Run Six Recycling Plants in Mexico

Rubbersolutions to Run Six Recycling Plants in Mexico Rubbersolutions Pty Ltd has announced the “signing and receipt of deposit” for six tyre recycling plants in Mexico with Recycling Planet. All tyre-recycling facilities will incorporate new grinding technology aimed at reducing whole tyres to -80-mesh powder as well as the Patent Pending Tread Stripping machinery recently introduced by Rubbersolutions. This includes the revolutionary new mining tyre tread stripper/cutter. At a recent launch representatives of all major Mexican political parties are reported to have supported the move. Recycling Planet managing director, Mr Alberto Frost commented that the company had conducted “worldwide explorations into tyre

UPDATE 1-Mexico posts $650 mln 3Q current account deficit

UPDATE 1-Mexico posts $650 mln 3Q current account deficit Mexico posted a $650 million current account deficit in the third quarter of this year following a $19 million deficit in the second quarter, the country's central bank said on Tuesday. The accumulated current account deficit in the first nine months of the year was equivalent to 0.7 percent of gross domestic product. Analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted Mexico would post a third-quarter current account deficit of $1.226 billion. "It's clearly far better than expected, and another sign that exports are doing much better than had been feared," said Christian Stracke, lead

Time Heads for Mexico

Time Heads for Mexico Time Warner's (TWX:NYSE - commentary - research) Time Inc. publishing division has acquired Mexico City's Grupo Editorial Expansion. Grupo Editorial Expansion is a 15-title-strong publisher of consumer and business magazines in Mexico founded nearly 30 years ago. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed, though an industry analyst put the value of the deal around $60 million. Its portfolio includes Expansion, the company's flagship business magazine and Quien, a biweekly celebrity magazine that, according to the company, carries more advertising pages than any other Mexican periodical. The portfolio also includes fitness, health, architecture, an in-flight

Agnico-Eagle positioned for expansion in Mexico and Quebec after strong Q2

Agnico-Eagle positioned for expansion in Mexico and Quebec after strong Q2 Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. (TSX:AEM) says its well-positioned to move on its multi-mine expansion plans, led by projects in Mexico, after nearly tripling its profits in the second quarter. Were in the early stages of our growth story, CEO Sean Boyd said in a conference call Thursday. That growth story is backed up by record earnings and cash flows coming out of LaRonde (a major Quebec gold mine) in the first half of 2006. Boyd said Agnico is spending much of its $35-million budget in a large property package in

Mexico growth, current account paint rosier picture

Mexico growth, current account paint rosier picture A surprisingly low current account deficit and healthier-than-expected monthly growth data painted a rosier picture of Mexico's economy on Tuesday, but analysts warned it was too early to celebrate a recovery. Mexico's central bank posted a $650 million current account deficit for the third quarter, about half what had been expected, and the government said the economy expanded 3.9 percent in September from a year ago. But analysts said it was mostly oil exports and remittances that pushed the current account toward the black and noted that although agriculture and services fanned the economy, the

Thacher Proffitt Announces Mexico City Office Relocation

Thacher Proffitt Announces Mexico City Office Relocation Thacher Proffitt & Wood LLP, a 150- year-old law firm, today announced the relocation of its Mexico City office to Paseo Tamarindos, Colonia Bosques de las Lomas. The relocation is one of many highlights in the firm's substantial growth. "The Torre Arcos is one of the most prestigious addresses in Mexico City," said Boris A. Otto, Office Managing Partner. "We chose this location because after six years we outgrew our previous accommodations. The new space will provide sufficient room to meet our goals for continued expansion." Paul D. Tvetenstrand, Chairman and Managing Partner, noted, "This expansion

Trade Mission In Mexico

Trade Mission In Mexico Governor Dirk Kempthorne is ready to leave the country to visit Idaho's ninth largest trade partner. The delegation of 70 departs in the morning for Mexico. Companies like Premier Technology will visit Monterrey, Guadalajara, and Mexico City over the next week. Many Eastern Idaho-based companies are pursuing increased business, educational, and tourism opportunities. This is a second trade mission for Premier Technology. Mike Ryan says his colleagues have just returned from Asia, following up on their visit in May. Mike Ryan, Premier Technology, Inc. owner: "Two of my partners are in Taiwan right now following up from the last

Evidence recovered in Mexico killings: reports

Evidence recovered in Mexico killings: reports Investigators in Mexico recovered evidence from the body of an Ontario woman who was brutally slain along with her husband at a luxury resort, media reports say. The Toronto Sun is reporting that investigators lifted traces of hair from Nancy Ianiero's hand before her body was returned to Canada. Ianiero, 55, and her husband Dominic, 59, had their throats slashed last month at a five-star resort on the Mayan Riviera, where they had gone to attend their daughter's wedding. The hair sample is being analyzed by a laboratory in Mexico City and is believed to belong to the

Memorial Hospital School Of Radiologic Technology : Colorado Springs - Colorado

Memorial Hospital School Of Radiologic Technology 2790 N Academy Blvd Ste 201 Colorado Springs CO, 80917-5338 Web: WWW.MemorialHospital.COM Gen. Ph#: (719) 365-5869 Fin. Ph#: (719) 365-6819 Adm. Ph#: (719) 365-6819 Highest Degree: At least 2, but less than 4 academic yrs