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McDonald's.(REGIONAL)
MCDONALD'S, a U.S. fastfood chain, said it would sell for US$700 million 1,500 restaurants in Latin America and the Caribbean to licensee and businessman Woods . . .

Ternium.(REGIONAL)
TERNIUM, a Luxembourg steel company operating across Latin America, said it would buy for US$1.70 billion Grupo Imsa, a Mexican steel company. Ternium said it would sell bonds to finance the . . .

Venezuela.
VENEZUELA took control of private oil projects in the Orinoco heavy crude belt. Most private oil companies, who reportedly have invested US$17 billion in the projects now estimated to be worth $30 . . .

Anglo American.(PERU)
ANGLO AMERICAN, a global mining company, won a bid to develop Peru's Michiquillay copper mine. The company offered US$403 million for the mine amid its . . .

Brunswick.(MEXICO)
BRUNSWICK, a U.S. maker of marine and recreational products, said it created a marine retail financing program in Mexico to sell more boats there. The company will run the lending program with . . .

Affinia Group.(MEXICO)
AFFINIA GROUP, a U.S. autoparts maker, said it would build a new manufacturing plant in the Santa Maria Industrial Park in Coahuila state, Mexico. Terms were not . . .

Canamex.(MEXICO)
CANAMEX, a Mexican chemical company, bought sulfate assets controlled by Union Quimica, a Mexican company of the same sector. Terms were not . . .

Nissan Mexicana.(MEXICO)
NISSAN MEXICANA, the Mexican unit of the Japanese automaker, will introduce a new sedan in the Mexican market this year. The model, based on the Renault Logan, will be built at a plant in Curitiba, . . .

Ica.(MEXICO)
ICA, a Mexican construction firm, said a subsidiary received a US$50 million equity investment from the International Finance Corporation to develop infrastructure projects across Mexico. . . .

Cemex USA.(MEXICO)
CEMEX USA, the U.S. arm of the Mexican cement maker Cemex, announced a US$250 million expansion of its Balcones plant near New Braunfels, Texas, doubling capacity to 2.4 million . . .

The Inter-American Development Bank.(ECUADOR)
THE INTER-AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK, a multilateral lending institution, approved a US$87.8 million loan to help build a dam that will serve a hydroelectric power plant in Ecuador. The . . .

Bancolombia.(COLOMBIA)
BANCOLOMBIA, a Colombian financial institution, said it obtained US$590 million in loans from unnamed foreign financial institutions. The money will buy back other foreign-currency . . .

Boeing.(COLOMBIA)
BOEING, a U.S. aircraft manufacturer, said Colombian airline Avianca placed an order for 10 787-model airplanes, a deal worth US$1.50 billion at list price. The purchase is the largest order yet . . .

Companhia Vale Do Rio Doce.(BRAZIL)
COMPANHIA VALE DO RIO DOCE, a Brazilian metals and mining giant, signed a 25-year shipping contract with Bergesen Worldwide, a global shipping company. The contract calls for four ships to be . . .

Brazil.(BRAZIL)
BRAZIL broke U.S. pharmaceutical Merck's patent on an AIDS drub which could allow generic versions to enter the country. Merck said it hopes the government would . . .

Pioneer Do Brasil.(BRAZIL)
PIONEER DO BRASIL, the Brazilian unit of the Japanese automotive electronics company, Hill invest US$12.7 million to buy a 14,000 square-meter plant in Manaus, in Amazonas . . .

Rhodia.(BRAZIL)
RHODIA, a Brazilian chemical company, said it would invest US$40.9 million to raise production capacity at a plant in Paulinia, Sao Paulo state in Brazil, by the end of next . . .

Ambev.(BRAZIL)
AMBEV, a Brazilian brewer, said it would buy for US$150 million two plants in Brazil from Cervejarias Cintra, a Portuguese brewing company. Cintra has been present in Brazil for 10 . . .

Grupo Gerdau.(BRAZIL)
GRUPO GERDAU, a Brazilian steel company, said it would buy for US$259 million Grupo Feld, owner of the Siderurgica Tultitlan, a Mexican steel company. The purchase would be Gerdau's first Mexican . . .

Embratel.(BRAZIL)
EMBRATEL, a Brazilian telecommunications company, received US$300 million in financing from the Inter-American Development Bank, a multilateral lending institution. The money will help . . .

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