From friend Martha E. Galindo of Galindo Publicidad (whose translation services are excellent). Immigrant communities in the United States have made choices that native communities do not have to make. Making these choices – to leave one’s native country and begin anew in a new land is wrenching and difficult. The immigrant uproots him or […]
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The Polish economy grew by 6.9 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2004, official figures showed Wednesday. The growth was above expectations and marked the fastest pace of gross domestic product development in seven years. Economists said they now expected Poland to grow at a year-on-year rate of around 6 percent for the full
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They are among the newest entrants to the European Union, recent converts to the free market who, in their rush to catch up to wealthier E.U. partners, need everything from bulldozers to disc drives. And that makes Poland and the Czech Republic attractive to states like Minnesota. In his first overseas trade mission, Gov. Tim
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With European Union enlargement six months away, the former communist states of eastern and central Europe set to join the bloc are in an economic boom that contrasts sharply with the slump of their western neighbors. Poland, the largest economy in eastern Europe, is experiencing a “renewal of growth driven by a rise in exports,”
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As advertisers continue to digest the 2000 Census data that show America is increasingly a multicultural melting pot, more dollars are being shifted away from general market budgets to those targeting Hispanics, African Americans, and Asian Americans. According to a new survey done by the Association of National Advertisers (ANA), 72% of advertisers are now
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