U.S. trade with the world has increased 24.23 percent this year over 2009 but remains 11.77 percent below the record-breaking numbers of 2008, according to WorldCity analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data released July 13. The United States is nevertheless on track to record the second greatest total in U.S. history. (See the Top_25_Trading_Partners.xls and Top_25_U.S._Customs_districts.xls. Through May, U.S. trade was valued at 1.24 trillion, up from $998.84 billion in the first five months of 2009 but down from the record $1.41 trillion in 2008. Imports are growing more quickly… Read More
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South Florida Executives
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CEO Spotlights
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People Making News
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Emre Memecan
Microsoft -
Jose Martinez
Nokia -
Leonel Azuela
Quaxar -
Renata Serafini
Electrolux Latin America -
Beatriz Guerrero
Bupa Latin America and Caribbean -
Mark D'Sa
Gap -
Carlos Alonso
Baxter International -
Luca Lindner
McCann Worldgroup -
Curtis Knauss
Sandler Travis & Rosenberg -
Mel Maguire
University of Miami School of Business -
Jorge Hurtado
Aquirre Newman -
Robert Becerra
Fuerst Humphrey Ittleman -
Jairo Fernandez
SAP, Latin America -
Patrick Luthy
Medtronic -
Manuel Rocha
Foley & Lardner -
Osvaldo di Campli
Alcatel-Lucent -
Fabrizio Senatore
Aktiva Trade Consulting -
Raul Duany
Western Union -
Rafael Jaen Williamson
Chevron -
Penny Shaffer
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida -
Cesar Sabroso
A&E Ole Networks -
Liz Alicea-Velez
Western Union -
Laura Quevedo
Diageo -
Zulay Ciffoni
Canon -
Don Johnson
FedEx Express -
Malvina Longoria
MasterCard Worldwide -
Henry Martinez
Discovery Networks -
Bertha Merikanskas
LAN Airlines -
John Rodriguez
Wells Fargo -
Lexi Segre
Axiss Advertising -
Diane Sanchez
Telefonica -
Sofia Ioannou
MTV Latin America -
Ken Finneran
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics -
Keith Koenig
City Furniture -
Lorena Keough
Diversified Search -
Maurizio Angelone
MyScreen -
Michael Warren
Hart Energy Consulting -
Eric Prothero
IDC -
Rafael Jaen Williamson
Chevron -
Marcy Grossman
Government of Canada -
Lenny Roberts
Miami International Freight Solutions -
Jesse Tyson
ExxonMobile -
Christine Humphrey
Fuerst Humphrey Ittleman -
Andres Otero
Kroll -
Jim Giustini
Resources International -
Javier Semerene
Orange -
CEO Roundtable
Bladex, Magaya, Global Crossing -
Pete De La Torre
Doral Business Council
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Global Connections
Featured Electolux, Office Depot, Symantec heads of Latin America Brazil: Post-Lula and Pre-Olympics
WorldCity’s Global Connections, “Brazil: Post-Lula and Pre-Olympics,” was March 26 and featured three Brazilians as panelists: Milton Torres, head of Latin America for Office Depot, in focus; Joao Claudio Guetter, head of Latin America for Electrolux, in the middle; and Wilson Grava, head of Latin America for Symantec. See story at www.worldcityweb.com.
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