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How Siete Foods went from selling tortillas at a gym to being acquired by PepsiCo for $1.2B
Veronica Garza wanted to create a grain-free tortilla she could eat. She ended up creating a billion-dollar Mexican American food company.
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Is it time for the ‘Latinification' of American sports? These Latino execs think so
New research shows Latinos will account for $1 of every incremental $3 spent on U.S. sports by 2050.
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This man went from being a nightclub promoter to representing Luis Gil and Teoscar Hernández
The MTV Video Music Awards were the catalyst for Rafa Nieves to pursue a career as a baseball agent.
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This woman turned her teenage insecurity into a multimillion-dollar hair care line Chappell Roan uses
Julissa Prado took her skills as the “curl whisperer” for high school classmates to founder of Rizos Curls.
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Meet the “Team USA Creators” bringing the Olympics to social media
Paris marked the first edition of the Team USA Creators program, where creators, many of them Olympians, came to Paris to help tell the story of the Olympics on social media.
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The flan Olympics? Here's why the custard treat is so popular in Paris
Flan is a dessert that is just as popular in Mexico as it is in France. Some Parisians even say the creamy custard dessert is as French as a croissant or a pain au chocolat.
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These US college students get to learn about Olympic marketing at the Paris Olympics
The University of Miami students visit different companies and get to attend a couple of Olympic events as part of the class.
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High-end restaurants blocked off by Paris Olympics restrictions pivot to private events
Street closures and restrictions around the site of the Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony mean foot traffic has died down significantly for some restaurants near these landmarks.
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This entrepreneur wanted a Latino SXSW festival, so he made one
From his start as a chemist to becoming one of the country’s leading Latino entrepreneurs, here’s how Gary Acosta helped dozens of Latinos start their entrepreneurship journeys.
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He turned two $500 prepaid debit cards into an $8M business. Here's how he did it
Mario Carrasco was frustrated with his job as a high school English teacher when he decided to Google what kinds of jobs one could do with a literature degree. The search results sparked the idea for his $8-million market research firm.