Category — Mexico

Home Depot Mexico


With the U.S. home improvement market hobbled by an unrelenting housing slump, Atlanta-based Home Depot is predicting a far rosier outlook in Mexico, which is in the midst of an unprecedented housing boom. (more)

May 20, 2008   Comments

Mariachi Machisma


The excuse is that women are just too weak to play the guitarron, but that’s just one of the myths destroyed by Reyna de Los Angeles, an all-female mariachi band, reports Mireya Navarro in The New York Times. (more)

April 4, 2008   Comments

Sharp in Mexico


Sharp takes a gamble on new TV plant in Mexico. (more)

November 7, 2007   Comments

Wal-Mart Mexico


Wal-Mart will provide competition for Mexico’s banks by following its succesful strategy of undercutting rivals’ prices. (more)

July 26, 2007   Comments

L.A. v. Coke


Thestate of California and the city of Los Angeles sue drinks giant Coca-Cola Co. seeking to stop distribution of Coca-Cola made in Mexico amid concerns over its alleged lead content. (more)

May 18, 2006   Comments

Nissan & Soccer


For the first time ever, U.S. and Mexico soccer fans will get a chance to relive old memories with “El Reto Final Nissan,” a five-part reality show and a one-of-a-kind soccer match that will crown North America’s ultimate champion once and for all. (more)

April 6, 2006   Comments

Corona v. Gambrinus


The Mexican brewing company that produces Corona has won an arbitration case that means it will replace the Gambrinus Company as its importer in the Eastern United States in 2007. (more)

March 14, 2006   Comments

Big Cola Fizz


Upstart Big Cola has grabbed 5 percent of Mexico’s soft-drink trade, and in the process, has forced titans Coke and PepsiCo Inc. to lower their prices. (more)

January 9, 2006   Comments

NFL in Mexico


The NFL estimates there are 20 million football fans in Mexico, making it the largest fan base outside the United States. (more)

September 29, 2005   Comments

Water in Mexico


Mexican tap water has gotten dramatically cleaner in recent decades, especially in the cities, experts say. (more)

September 25, 2005   Comments