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Encouraged by Pepsi's prosperous new Latin American business, Steele last week planned to push into Brazil with plants in Sao Paulo, Porto Alegre and Rio. All of Steele's new plants may well run up his concentrate sales abroad to equal 1.4 billion bottles annually - almost half of what Pepsi sells...
Rudenberg, who left for Brazil and Uruguay by plane over the weekend, was invited by these countries to give lectures on his subject. During May and June, he will talk at the University of Rio de Janeiro and the University of the Sao Paulo in Brazil and the University of Montevideo in Uruguay...
Permit me to congratulate you on the excellent [Jan. 21] article about Brazil. The illustrations in color are splendid, and the text will help your readers to a greater knowledge and better understanding of the rapidly growing city of Sao Paulo...
...there roadblocks ahead for all this expansion? Is it good for the long haul? Sáo Paulo's old support, agriculture, is in a decline. Lately, its industry's rate of productivity per worker has also slipped. Most important of all, its costs of production remain inefficiently high. That is mainly because Sáo Paulo's economy still operates on a high-profit, low-volume formula based on a haunting suspicion that the golden days might not last and the time to cash in is now. As long as São Paulo-made refrigerators...
With its fantastic ambition, prospects and profiteering zest, Sáo Paulo stands now about where the U.S. stood at the end of the Gilded Age. The time is ripe for a home-grown Henry Ford to show these new industrialists how to make really big money by paying productive wages, adopting the techniques of mass production, and selling more for less. On its record of communal resourcefulness, Sao Pau'o can and should produce the man to show...