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Everybody's talking about Cuba
May 28, 2014
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is weighing relaxed regulations on a trip this week.
PODCAST: Layoffs in tech and retail
Feb 6, 2014
There big cuts to jobs in the tech industry in January. Meanwhile the Governor of Tennessee wants to make community college in his state free. And European officials are considering new trade agreements with Cuba.
European officials to consider new trade with Cuba
Feb 6, 2014
What will this mean for Cuba's relationship with the U.S.?
Cuba makes bid for foreign investment with a multi-million dollar port
Jan 30, 2014
The $957 million overhaul of the port of Mariel, in west Havana, is being financed by Brazil, and is in the heart of a special economic development zone.
Cuba's drivers don't have to be stuck in the 50s anymore
Jan 3, 2014
Cuba has lifted its ban on importing cars.
6 places where buying a Coke hasn't always been easy
by
Liyna Anwar
Sep 27, 2013
Coke's spread has been far and wide. But some countries have been tougher endeavors for the soda giant.
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Cuba to lift travel restrictions for citizens
Oct 16, 2012
For decades, travel for business or pleasure has been extremely difficult for Cubans, but today the government says it is lifting its onerous exit permit process, starting in the new year.
Cuba harvests oil off Florida coast
by
Jeff Tyler
Jan 10, 2012
Oil deposits off the coast of Cuba could be worth hundreds of billions of dollars. But it will be years before the oil gets to market.
140 character communism
by
John Moe
Nov 9, 2011
Raul Castro's daughter, Mariela, signed up for a Twitter account yesterday and within hours of joining, Cuban activist/blogger Yoani Sanchez showed...