Business tourism in Brazil hits a historic R$11 billion revenue from January to September 2026, fueled by strong growth in aviation, hospitality, and travel services sectors.
Ceará entrepreneurs explore partnerships in China while Porto Alegre’s HackaPOA links over 100 local entrepreneurs to...
Ceará entrepreneurs explore partnerships in China while Porto Alegre’s HackaPOA links over 100 local entrepreneurs to innovation events, fueling Brazil’s 2026 entrepreneurial growth.
Business tourism in Brazil hits a historic R$11 billion revenue from January to September 2026, fueled by strong growth in aviation, hospitality, and travel services sectors.
Braskem has detailed a R$51.3 million natural gas sales agreement involving its subsidiary Voqen and Petrobras, emphasizing compliance with related-party transaction policies.
Seatrium has made Brazil its main offshore engineering market, supporting significant oil production capacity and expanding into new regions and renewables while facing regulatory challenges.
Brazilian business delegations from Rio Grande do Sul and Ceará are conducting missions in China focused on attracting investments, expanding trade, and fostering innovation in 2026.
Brazil's small businesses face a key October 30 deadline to select between simplified and regular tax regimes ahead of 2027 reforms, shaping their tax credit and compliance strategies.
Brazil's Sindquímica-CE expands business ties in China while Expo Fecomércio anticipates R$1 billion in deals, highlighting dynamic international trade growth in 2026.
CSN's R$ 12.7 billion sale of its cement business advances debt reduction, while Sebrae Rondônia's Move+ initiative enhances market access for small enterprises.
Lucas do Rio Verde's city hall and local business chamber have partnered to enhance support and credit access for small businesses through the Sala do Empreendedor.
Brazil introduces the PixMEI financial aid program and Mercado Livre's e-commerce expansion plan to support small business growth and ease access to credit and markets.
Brazilian small businesses have improved their digital maturity by 10% over two years, with notable sectoral gains and increased digital leadership, according to Sebrae's 2026 survey.
Brazil's business tourism revenue grows by 7.5% in 2023, surpassing R$11 billion, with a thriving MICE sector fostering corporate events and employment.
Rio Grande do Sul government announces Programa Avançar Deep Tech, a R$100 million fund to support scientific and technological innovation businesses.
Brazilian markets stabilize with a near 1% drop in the dollar, but investor caution remains amid a rise in consumer debt and fiscal uncertainty post-Lula's re-election.
Women entrepreneurs in Pará prepare for high Christmas sales with targeted training, enhancing pricing, marketing, and product presentation to boost business success.
The Fome de Futuro public call invites sustainable businesses in the Amazon to join an acceleration program focused on circular economy and environmental preservation, with free applications open until September 2027.
After Lula's re-election, Brazilian commerce bodies demand fiscal responsibility and concrete support for small businesses, while local governments promote formalization campaigns to boost entrepreneurship.
The surge in the dollar has pushed up Brazilian soybean prices, though market volatility and U.S. harvest conditions are limiting trading activity and adding complexity to price formation.
Anfir and ApexBrasil will host a business roundtable at Fenatran 2026 with 30 foreign buyers and 62 Brazilian manufacturers to boost exports in the automotive and road implement sectors.
Brazil's new law LC 238/2026 supports individual micro-entrepreneurs by forgiving federal tax debts, increasing revenue limits, and allowing more hires, facilitating business expansion and growth.
Currency and global market pressures challenge Brazil's soybean industry as export forecasts slip and domestic biodiesel demand rises in late 2026.
Brazil targets $3.5 billion in export deals at SIAL Paris while Mauá showcases investment opportunities at Feira do Empreendedor 2026.
Brazilian entrepreneurs face heavy bureaucracy and tax uncertainty in 2026, while small businesses in Minas Gerais ramp up digital investments to boost productivity and sales.
The Rendya event in Hortolândia empowers women entrepreneurs through training, mentoring, and networking on November 17, with free access based on food donations.
The 35th Mercopar 2026 event in Brazil concluded with over R$1.6 billion in projected business, showcasing innovation, sustainability, and renewed partnerships for future growth.
Small businesses in Patos and Natal are expanding and reshaping urban commercial landscapes, significantly impacting local economies and urban development in 2026.
Two major 2026 business networking events in São Paulo and Pernambuco sparked over R$ 1 billion in deals and fostered new commercial partnerships across Brazil.
Parque Tecnológico de Sorocaba is spearheading a business mission to Expo Paraguay Brasil 2026, aiming to boost Brazilian-Paraguayan trade and innovation ties.
New federal and local initiatives in Brazil are strengthening support for microentrepreneurs by easing tax burdens, increasing revenue limits, and offering formalization guidance.
Paraná advances technology business growth by partnering with South Korea's innovation network and hosting cross-border innovation events generating significant business opportunities.
Brazil's upcoming government must address fiscal imbalances and strategic policy decisions in commerce, energy, and technology to secure economic stability and growth.
Ana Cláudia Badra Cotait highlights how networking, partnerships, and legislative initiatives are crucial to enabling credit access and business expansion for Brazil's women entrepreneurs.
Agência Curitiba and ACP have partnered to introduce Comércio 5.0, a tailored program starting January 2027, aimed at boosting the competitiveness and management of small businesses in Curitiba.
In 2026, Brazil's insurance M&A sector sees fewer but significantly larger and more strategic deals amid cautious investor sentiment.
Brazil advances women entrepreneurial support through immigrant-focused initiatives and strategic efforts in the fashion sector.
The 36th Minas Trend event opens in Belo Horizonte, targeting over R$40 million in business with 100 brands showcasing Minas Gerais' vibrant fashion industry.
Sebrae and local governments are advancing small business growth through an AI workshop in Santa Maria and product showcases at the Fernacc trade fair in Irecê, boosting skills and market access.
Recent business events in Marituba and Ponta Grossa spotlight innovation, sustainability, and support for small businesses through networking and local entrepreneurship initiatives.
Brazil's micro and small enterprises are thriving in e-commerce through technology, personalized service, and participation in local trade fairs, significantly boosting sales and customer engagement.
In 2026, small businesses account for more than 94% of active companies in Campo Grande, underscoring their vital role in the city's economy despite a slight recent decline.