US Companies Head For Cuba -- Slowly

Two small U.S. companies are working to set up businesses in Cuba, as relations between Washington and Havana thaw. But after months of effort, the firms that want to build tractors and distribute food must still jump bureaucratic hurdles to set up the first new U.S. business operations Cuba in decades. Horace Clemmons and Saul Berenthal hope to assemble a small, inexpensive tractor in a factory in Cuba. The veteran U.S. software engineers designed the vehicle to be cheap, simple, and...

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