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President Bush has plenty to smile about today, looking at the results of the California recall vote. Then again, he must be very worried. Turns out the results of this unusual election are a little ambiguous.
As Hispanics have continued to stream into the U.S. workforce, the "jobless recovery" of the past couple of years means that many of them have been unable to find jobs, according to a new economic report from the Pew Hispanic Center
In a stinging rebuke of politics as usual, Gray Davis became only the second governor in American history to be recalled, as a tidal wave of voter anger swept the unpopular Democrat from office Tuesday.
The Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) celebrated yesterday the induction of five individuals into the 2003 HSF Alumni Hall of Fame established to feature role models for future generations of Hispanic college students and to illustrate the power of higher education.
Small businesses aren't just surviving. They're growing -- and hiring.
At Wisconsin Energy Corp., Jerry Fulmer is helping to change the perception that women- and minority-owned companies aren't capable of doing business with large corporations.
Denver clothiers Craig Peña and Jay Salas -- the self-proclaimed world's largest makers of zoot suits -- have launched an ambitious plan to produce the first major Latino-oriented line of urban street wear.
NBC's acquisition of Telemundo hasn't done much for the ratings of the Spanish-language network, which is struggling to stem a decline in viewership against Univision and a report from multicultural media giant Tapestry, suggests that isn't about to change anytime soon.
The queen of Spanish-language talk shows, Cristina Saralegui has gradually crossed over to English-language television. Now she's adding a facet to her transformation: producing and starring in an English-language sitcom based on her life.
The 2003 U.S. Hispanic Economic Summit hosted by the Hispanic Business Magazine Board of Economists (BOE), will be held on October 16, 2003, at the Organization of American States in Washington, D.C.
