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North Carolina Fights to Make Tesla Motor Sales Illegal

The proposed law would force Tesla to either adopt the traditional dealer model or not sell cars in that state. ... Full story

Consumer confidence perked up in May, highest in 6 years

WASHINGTON - Consumer sentiment perked up in May to its highest level in more than six years, according to a survey released Friday, helped by falling gasoline prices, a rising stock market and firmer housing prices. ... Full story

Bill Gates reclaims title of richest person in the world

Washington - Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has regained the title of world's richest person with a fortune valued at 72.7 billion dollars on Bloomberg's billionaire index, Bloomberg news service reported Thursday. ... Full story

Google Wallet Adds Gmail Payments, No Physical Card

Google announced at its I/O Developer Conference it will allow users to send money using Gmail through their Google Wallet accounts. ... Full story

Jim Cramer: Buy Wal-Mart Here

Jim Cramer isn't a huge fan of Wal-Mart,the company, here, but he is a fan of the Wal-Mart, the stock. The price has been rolled-back. ... Full story

Former Homeland Security Secretary calls for aid in Latin America to boost U.S. trade

To make a point about the value of spending on foreign aid and development, former Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge, a man versed in the intricacies of foreign and domestic policy, invoked Tom Hanks. ... Full story

Workers protest at McDonald's for higher wages, better conditions

On a cool sunny morning, several dozen fast-food and retail workers gathered Wednesday at a north side McDonald’s to demand better wages and better working conditions. ... Full story

Republicans, White House look to change student loan rates

WASHINGTON — Republicans in the House of Representatives and President Barack Obama agree in general on what to do with student loan interest rates: Let them vary with the market. ... Full story

Spanish companies seek to escape to Latin America

Madrid (dpa) - Companies in crisis in Spain are seeking economic salvation in Latin America, a market seen as promising, but risky. ... Full story

Hackers stole $45 millions from ATMS in hours

Cyber thieves cashed in on $45 million from two Middle Eastern banks in a matter of hours in what's being billed as one of the biggest heists to hit financial facilities in history. ... Full story

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Chef Jason Rivas

Chef Jason Rivas

writes the weekly column "The Chef!" for LatinoTimes.com. "The Chef!" is much more than just a list of recipes. He'll bring you behind the scenes of a professional kitchen to learn for yourself the inner workings and insight that goes into making great food. Chef Rivas has over 10 years of experience and is currently the Chef de Cuisine for South Coast Winery in Temecula, California. His accolades include three "Best Chefs of the Inland Empire" awards and three culinary scholarships from the American Institute of Wine & Food.