Article: Argentina: Pernod, Diageo acquire Segram.

Article: Argentina trade comes to a standstill
Orange County Business Journal;  January 14, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Argentina's economic woes have ground business there to a virtual...nation say. "Over the past four months, our business in Argentina has shrunk to zero-everything with our customers there...000 to $750,000 a year of business in Buenos Aires." Argentina's troubles aren't going to hurt a lot of OC ...

Article: Help for Argentina
The Washington Post;  August 10, 2001 ;     567 words ...ATEAM of officials from Argentina is due to begin negotiations today...would be a kind of hypocrisy to tell Argentina that it has to resolve its own problems...leaders have echoed this sentiment. And Argentina's own economy minister, Domingo Cavallo...

Article: Industry retreats from Argentina.
Automotive News Europe;  April 22, 2002 ;     589 words ...Argentina's worst political and economic crisis since democracy...has created a disaster for the nation's auto industry. Argentina's problems include a 50 percent peso devaluation; bank...investments here, said Richard Canny, president of Ford of Argentina. In January, the most recent data available, ...

Article: Wine: Heading south Argentina is the New World's next big thing. Anthony Rose begins a two-part guide
The Independent - London;  April 18, 1998 ;     700 words ...Argentina, for long the dark horse of the New World, has at last entered the wine race. As...wine-producing country into action: now that political and economic upheaval has subsided, Argentina's variety of wine styles beckons to customers overseas. We need Argentina because its considerable resources, of ...

Article: Tough deal; Argentina's debt restructuring.
The Economist (US);  March 5, 2005 ;     700+ words ......governments should not conclude from Argentina that default is an easy option THE decline and collapse of Argentina's economy in 1998-2002 still arouses...that ill-starred country. No wonder. Argentina's chaotic default and devaluation...

Article: Do Cry for Argentina
The Washington Post;  January 16, 2002 ;     700+ words ...We should all cry for Argentina -- and not simply because it defaulted...back over a century. Something in Argentina's history and culture seems to prevent...stable economic growth. By all rights, Argentina should be one of the world's richest...

Article: FEATURE: BRAZIL, ARGENTINA TRADE INSULTS
United Press International;  September 27, 2002 ;     700+ words ...00-00-0000 Feature: Brazil, Argentina trade insults RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil...one another? Such is the case with Argentina and Brazil, both facing enormous...months of campaigning to point toward Argentina and essentially declare: Elect me...

Article: Welcome to Argentina.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales);  June 12, 2004 ;     700+ words ......ByDaniel Davies Western Mail Wales take on Argentina in the first test of their tour down...on the nation that bred the Pumas 1. Argentina is nearly 4,000km long from the subtropical...killing 96 and injuring many more; 6. Argentina's second city is Cordoba. Founded in...

Article: Argentina's recession becoming global crisis.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service;  October 24, 2001 ;     700+ words ...LANUS, Argentina _ On the outskirts of the Argentine capital...see no way out, Llacono, 59, said of Argentina's long-running economic crisis, which...had work. The two men are faces behind Argentina's 40-month recession, which has grown...

Article: Argentina prays for the hand of god
The Sunday Herald;  July 15, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Argentina has a "special" place in the hearts of British soccer fans. For Scots, Argentina 1978 was the graveyard of the best hopes we ever had...markets to be led a merry dance - a tango, even - by Argentina. So much so that the markets are hoping that a more benign...

Article: Argentina far too clever for stale Ireland
The Sunday Telegraph London;  September 30, 2007 ;     700+ words ...I HAVE a sneaking feeling that Argentina are going to make the semi-finals of...make it that far. It seems to me that Argentina are still underrated in Britain. In the...And still people act surprised - as if Argentina are somehow punching above their weight...

Article: Whose victory? The IMF and Argentina.
The Economist (US);  March 13, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Argentina has paid up, but the credibility of the International...paramount. Would the IMF be able to assert its authority over Argentina, one of its biggest, and certainly its most rebellious...continue to play a useful role, it urgently needs to bring Argentina to heel, and to do that it will need a ...

Article: Argentina; It struggles with home-grown crisis.(NEWS)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN);  January 8, 2002 ;     694 words ...Most Americans were focused elsewhere as Argentina slid into political and economic crisis...have billions of dollars invested in Argentina. Writing down that debt won't help the...by pouring good money after bad into Argentina and by refusing to let up on an austerity...

Article: Argentina; It struggles with home-grown crisis.(NEWS)(Editorial)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN);  January 8, 2002 ;     695 words ......Most Americans were focused elsewhere as Argentina slid into political and economic crisis...have billions of dollars invested in Argentina. Writing down that debt won't help the...by pouring good money after bad into Argentina and by refusing to let up on an austerity...