HispanicBusiness

Inside the May 2000 Issue

B-to-B Goes Online

E-commerce among companies is rapidly changing the nature of procurement. ...continue

Government Agencies Fall Short on Hispanic Recruitment

The U.S. Commerce Department and other federal agencies are not doing an adequate job of recruiting and retaining Hispanics, according to those who monitor Hispanic employment in the federal government. ...continue

Transforming Online Car Buying

Last month, we visited with Ralph Armijo, president and CEO of Colorado-based Navidec, which provides programming and integration services to help companies take the e-commerce plunge. ...continue

Travel Tips

With major U.S. airlines adding a $20 roundtrip fuel surcharge early this year, followed by an increase on roundtrip domestic tickets of about $40 for business travelers and $20 for leisure travelers who book in advance, what can executives expect in the future' ...continue

Safe Haven Options for Your Capital

In today's suit-happy society, almost anyone with substantial assets stands at risk of losing them in litigation. Besides the threat of frivolous or trivial lawsuits, affluent individuals could suffer capital invasion from creditors, greedy relatives, or divorce settlements. ...continue

Montemayor,Web-Hed Technologies Form Alliance

Ad firm Montemayor y Asociados has entered into a strategic partnership with Web-Hed Technologies Inc., a Web development and hosting firm also based in San Antonio. ...continue

Hispanic E-commerce Market Expands

More than 8,000 Hispanic-oriented Web commercial sites existed at the end of this year's first quarter, and the number is doubling every 13 or 14 months, according to a recent survey. ...continue

Virtual Launches ZONAi

Hoping to carve out a niche in the Hispanic market, Virtual Inc. has launched Puerto Rico's first portal Web site, ZONAi Network. ...continue

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