Hugo Cancio: Cuba's American Business Connection?

Hugo Cancio believes he's the new face of American-style entrepreneurship in Cuba. The Cuban-born Miami resident made his mark in music, promoting Cuban and other Latino acts. His company's stock is public and a handful of investors say they're betting on him. Cancio, 50, also publishes magazines in Havana. Telecom companies are partnering with him. U.S. cable networks, private equity funds and law firms ask for Cancio's take on the thaw in relations between the United...

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