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The WCA offers Hispanic business people the best infrastructure to grow their businesses and to be heard while our organization has been taking the pulse of the Hispanic market since day one when it started to emerge. And three executives taking the pulse of three industries critical to the region noted that continued strength is expected from tourism, the housing industry and the region's signature industry, entertainment. Taking the pulse at the carotid artery, however, does have potential drawbacks. |
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