Hi again:

Here you can find the most common business terms and their translation to Spanish.

I'm also including formulas to analyze and calculate Cash Flowb

Business terms glossary

Cash flow analysis

Here we go again:

Dear students:

Here you can find some writing models you can print and analyze for your future professional life:

Hi again:

This will be the first case of our semester.

Read the following article, then, answer the questions:

11 Reasons Why Business Communication is Critical to Your Company's Success

1. What are the different types of communication in business.
2. From the reasons the author gives for business communication to be so powerful, mention three that you consider as essential in a Mexican organization.
3. What can be some obstacles we can have as Mexicans to have an effective and powerful communication in our businesses.

Hi there!

Here's the book we'll be using all througout the semester. Please save it to your devices so we can work with it in class.

See you tomorrow!

Hi there!

This is the homework for tomorrow:

First, read the explanation here, and then, PRINT AND ANSWER the next exercise:

Third Conditional

Types of business protocols

Hi again!

Here's an interesting article about the implementation of an Erp system.

10 steps to successful ERP implementation

Hi there!

Here you have two examples of implementation of a CRM system. Please read them and analyze them in teams:

4 examples of how businesses are using CRM

10 steps to a successful CRM implementation

Hi again:

Do you know what "Antitrust" is?

Take a look at this:

Antitrust laws

History of antitrust

Dear students:

Take a look at this page. It categorizes most of the world's countries in terms of economic freedom.

Very enlightening...

INDEX OF ECONOMIC FREEDOM 2018

Hi again:

Here you can find some examples of irregular verbs we saw in class (with similar forms in past), and a list of verbs that can be both regular and irregular (both forms are correct). CLICK ON THE IMAGES FOR BETTER QUALITY.

• Super PAC: Political action committees (PACs) are formed to privately raise money to donate to a political campaign in hopes of influencing the election. Super PACs can raise unlimited amounts of money to influence an election, but they are not permitted to donate directly to a campaign.
• Lobbying: the activity of trying to persuade someone in authority, usually anelected member of a government, to support laws or rules that giveyour organization or industry an advantage.
• GMO- labeling: labeling indicating whether foods have or not have been derived from genetically engineered plants (genetically modified organisms).
• S&P companies: Standard and Poor's: iconic financial indexes and indicators.

Do Business and Politics Mix?

Hi there!

I had some technical problems, so I couldn't upload the presentation earlier toda.

Anyway, here it is, so you can read it and analyze it for the partial exam.

See ya!

Globalization

Hi again:

Finally, here's the presentation we had this week. Please, take a look at it and keep it for further reference:

International Business

Hi again:

Here you can find the most common business terms and their translation to Spanish.

I'm also including formulas to analyze and calculate Cash Flowb

Business terms glossary

Cash flow analysis