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- GOL executes definitive agreements to create low-cost
carrier in Mexico.
AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-(C)1997-2005 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Brazil's GOL Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA (NYSE: GOL) has executed definitive agreements related to the joint venture to create a low-cost airline headquartered in Mexico. The airline has said that the joint venture is formalised by means of the incorporation of a Mexican-controlled holding ......
- Oil cutbacks slow ASRC growth
It's been a slow but steady two years for Arctic Slope Regional Corp., the Barrow-based Alaska Native regional corporation for the northern Arctic region of Alaska. ASRC's business activities cover a wide range, from support and technical services for the petroleum industry, to fuels refining, civil engineering, government services contracting, ......
- Rio Grande Pipeline introduces LPG to
Mexico.
Rio Grande Pipeline, a joint venture between Mid-America Pipeline Co., Amoco Pipeline Co. and Navajo Pipeline Co., has broken new ground in the energy industry as the first LPG pipeline to cross the U.S.- Mexico border. Plans for the project were announced in November 1995 and first deliveries started three ......
- International News.
Deere Power production in Mexico Deere Power, a subsidiary of Deere & Co., inaugurated its diesel engine manufacturing facility in Torreon, Coahuila, Mexico, at the end of 1997. The plant, which required an investment of over $100 million, has an initial production capacity of 40,000 engines per year, with the ......
- MEXICO REPORTS TRADE DEFICIT OF US$7.7 BILLION IN
1998.
A sharp decline in petroleum prices and an increase in imports brought Mexico's trade deficit to more than US$7.7 billion during 1998. A report published in late January by the Secretaria de Hacienda y Credito Publico (SHCP) said the value of Mexican exports totaled US$117.5 billion last year, compared with ......