Attorney General Alberto Gonzales will quit before the Senate slaps him with a historic vote of no confidence this week, a top Republican predicted Sunday.

The U.S. Senate's compromise immigration bill offers something for everyone to hate, including presidential candidates forced to confront the divisive issue.

A restaurant chain known for its affordable fried chicken meals, Pollo Campero has expanded world-wide from its first opening in Guatemala. In this HispanicBusiness.com's Corporate Catalyst profile, Roberto Denegri, CEO and president of Campero U.S.A., describes his company's expansion plan and discusses how being Hispanic has played a great role in the process.

Many entrepreneurs would love to attract venture capitalists eager to fund their company's growth. But getting noticed by a VC is not easy, nor is managing its return-on-investment expectations and tight exit strategies.

Most consumers have certain financial advisers in their life: a banker, an insurance agent and a tax adviser. Some may also have a financial planner. But can there be too many cooks in your financial kitchen? Is it possible to have so many financial advisers in your life that the music they make is more cacophonous than a perfect harmony?

The "minority" population of the United States has topped the 100 million mark, the U.S. Census Bureau said Thursday. Hispanics make up the largest minority group, totaling some 44.3 million U.S. residents on July 1, 2006.

In a lecture Thursday, guest speaker Thomas Tseng addressed the rise of immigrant business owners and entrepreneurs and their economic contributions to Los Angeles in the present and future.

Jovita Carranza started her career as a package handler on the night shift in the Los Angeles office for UPS. In her 30 years with the delivery giant, she worked her way up to president of international operations for Latin America. After she retired last fall, she took her corporate experience -- redesigning processes to maximize return on investment and reaching out to employees and customers -- to Washington, D.C. She became second in command at the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Search the 2005 Hispanic Business 500, a national benchmark of the surging development of U.S. Hispanic-owned companies.

Advertisers' efforts to reach Hispanic consumers are becoming more targeted, and language is a major factor. Advertisers spent more than $3.3 billion to market products to U.S. Hispanics in 2005, a 6.8 percent increase from 2004.

Hispanic Business reviews what's new on the business bookshelf.

Mario Nemirovsky once again emerges a winner in the world of high-tech with ConSentry.

Cosmetic companies – large and small – are pursuing Hispanic women with new lines created especially for them.