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HeadlinesBush Taps Kellogg CEO Gutierrez To Be Next Commerce SecretaryPresident Bush has named Carlos Gutierrez, CEO of Kellogg Co., as his next Secretary of Commerce.A Better Pitch to HispanicsBush's nomination of Gonzales offers a glance of the GOP's new message to Hispanic-Americans, Reagan-style rugged individualism and old-school FDR ethnic appeal.Bush, Fox Discuss Immigration, Border SecurityUS President George W. Bush told Mexican President Vicente Fox on Sunday he remains committed to a stalled proposal that would help undocumented workers to hold jobs legally in the United States.Arnold for President?Some have suggested the Constitution should be amended providing for the elimination of the requirement that only native-born citizens can become president. Would you support such an amendment?Panelists Debate Voting Acts' Link to Latino TurnoutAlthough many sources agree voter turnout of Latinos in the United States is increasing, experts disagree about whether federal and state voting acts should get the credit.Tres Amigas to Lead BoardFor the first time in its 15-year history, the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has elected all women to serve in its board of directors' top three executive positions.Contreras Named Vice President of Scripps Newspaper OperationsMark G. Contreras, an experienced newspaper executive with an extensive background in management, advertising sales, marketing and distribution, has been named vice president of newspaper operations for The E. W. Scripps Company, effective Jan. 4.Ethnic Media's Clout GrowsCalif. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has a history of using alternatives to mainstream media to get his message out - but he's now breaking new ground by writing a monthly column for exclusive distribution by ethnic news organizations.Course Empowers Business OwnersTurner Construction started a management training program in 1969 in Cleveland and has offered the course nationally in more than 100 cities, including Miami, where the course is offered once a year.From the current issue of Hispanic Business Magazine...
Speeding UpWith growing affluence and demand, Hispanics have become a prime target for automakers looking to distinguish their brands.Now PresentingThe latest software helps give life to executive business presentations.
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