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Didn't get enough on the economy with Thursday's blowout GDP number? Then you're in luck. This week is chock-full of economic data, testimony and speeches.
As the Hispanic population has grown in the Northeast, so, too, has the number of competitors eyeing the community's lucrative food market - among them big, well-funded American companies peddling products specifically aimed to pique the Hispanic palate.
Mr. De la Garza will be assuming responsibilities formerly held by Phillip R. Woodie, heading the network's Madison Avenue sales office in New York City.
In an attempt to pressure politicians to support greater immigration rights, a coalition of Miami-Dade Latin American interest groups on Monday announced a voter registration campaign in preparation for the 2004 presidential election.
Crossover commercials -- essentially "ethnic" ads that enter the mainstream -- are appearing on televisions to target mainstream and niche markets.
The Beverage Group, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of AMCON Distributing Company, has acquired the assets of Bahia Company, producers of the Bahia Aguas Frescas Brand.
Recently, California's legislature made headlines by creating the toughest antispam law in the country. However, this new law also blocks the honest marketing efforts of small businesses.
Senator Sam Zamarripa, Representative Pedro Marin, and Judge Tony del Campo among founding members of GALEO.
New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer demanded on Monday that U.S. mutual funds give back billions of dollars in illegal profits and make sweeping changes to protect small investors.
As Spanish-language media continue to expand and diversify throughout the market, two new formats are about to debut on stations owned by Univision Radio.
