Ernesto Zedillo

Pena Nieto Pushes Mexico’s Ruling Party to End Pemex Monopoly

Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto is poised this weekend to gain support from his party to end a 75-year-old state monopoly in the oil industry, marking a breakthrough for his growth plan.

Citigroup Awards Corbat $11.5 Million After Pandit Pay Rejection

Citigroup Inc., whose shareholders rejected its former leader’s pay package, gave new Chief Executive Officer Michael Corbat an $11.5 million compensation deal for 2012.

Zedillo Says Latin America Growth Too Reliant on Commodities

Latin American nations need to diversify and develop their economies after relying too much on surging commodity prices for growth, said Ernesto Zedillo, the former president of Mexico.

Zapatistas’ Marcos Urges Mexico to Fulfill Pact, Reforma Says

Subcomandante Marcos, the ski-masked leader of Mexico’s Zapatista rebel movement, urged President Enrique Pena Nieto to fulfill government promises and grant constitutional rights to indigenous groups, Reforma reported.

Mexico’s New Leaders Must Preserve Its Democratic Gains

In the stock market of international prestige, Mexico’s shares are rated quite low. And it is understandable.

Zedillo Says Global Single-Tariff System Should Replace Nafta

A universal, single-tariff trading system should be pursued to eventually replace regional and bilateral trade accords, including the North America Free Trade Agreement, said Ernesto Zedillo, the former president of Mexico.

Europe Could Take Lessons From Mexico’s Tequila Crisis, G-20’s Host Says

European nations, struggling to end their debt crisis, should look at Latin America’s triumph over decades of financial crashes as a blueprint for resolving their woes, said officials at a summit of the world’s biggest economies in Mexico.

Motorola Mobility, Ranbaxy, Kellogg: Intellectual Property

Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc., the mobile-phone maker that agreed to be bought this week for $12.5 billion by Google Inc., cannot solicit other offers, according to terms of the merger agreement published yesterday.

Yale to Return Incan Artifacts Taken a Century Ago, Peru's President Says

Yale University, the third-oldest U.S. college, has agreed to return Incan artifacts taken from Peru a century ago, President Alan Garcia said.

Europe Should Learn From Mexican ‘Tequila Crisis,’ G-20 Host Tellez Says

European nations, struggling to end their sovereign debt crisis, should look for guidance from Group of 20 president Mexico’s swift action to resolve its own financial troubles in the 1990s, officials here said.

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European Stocks Little Changed as Banks, Carmakers Gain

U.S. Stock Futures Rise Before Leading Indicators Data

Tesla Plans to Raise $1.08 Billion While Paying Back U.S.

American Capital Fights Fed Exit Worry as Investors Flee

Gold Heads for Worst Slump Since March 2009 as Holdings Contract