BNI Paranhana celebrates one year with R$3.9 million generated in business, while Waze co-founder Uri Levine shares vital lessons for startup success in Brazil.
Brazilian entrepreneurs increasingly choose friends as partners, leveraging trust to build successful businesses like...
Brazilian entrepreneurs increasingly choose friends as partners, leveraging trust to build successful businesses like Maria Brasileira and JAH Açaí, while managing the challenges of mixing friendship with business.
BNI Paranhana celebrates one year with R$3.9 million generated in business, while Waze co-founder Uri Levine shares vital lessons for startup success in Brazil.
Brazilian industrial exporters from Rio Grande do Sul are adapting to US tariffs as high as 37.5%, with factory relocations and potential job losses emerging as key impacts.
B3's trading session opening was delayed on July 31 due to technical clearinghouse issues, affecting Mini Índice and Mini Dólar contract trading and investor access to platforms.
The Copan building in São Paulo is repositioned as a business ecosystem while Petrobras drives supplier engagement at the Oiapoque international fair, highlighting strategic business developments in Brazil.
Canoas and Bauru launch workshops focused on AI and innovation to help small businesses improve efficiency and competitiveness.
Brazil hosts virtual training in international sales and a bioinputs business roundtable in Curitiba, boosting business expansion and agricultural innovation.
Ambev's World Cup sales boost falls short of expectations while pharma retail underscores strategic seasonal campaigns to drive sales and loyalty.
E-Commerce Brasil partners with CECPS to facilitate Brazilian companies’ expansion into China, enhancing trade ties and digital commerce opportunities.
Senac Espírito Santo's upcoming event will bring together experts and professionals to discuss the future of labor relations and the 6x1 work schedule's potential end and impact.
In 2026, Brazil's economy dwarfs Argentina's in size, but Argentina leads in growth amid high inflation and economic reforms, while both maintain strong trade ties despite diplomatic strains.
Small businesses in Brazil face operational and fiscal challenges in digital commerce, while support programs aim to ease growth and formalization hurdles.
Business tourism is the leading driver of hotel revenue in Rio Grande do Sul, supporting economic growth and fostering industry connections through events like the Ecofestival de Café business rounds.
Brazil strengthens its diplomatic and trade engagement with China in response to US tariffs, marking a significant strategic realignment in 2026.
Two major initiatives in Brazil—Sebrae/MS's local business program and the upcoming Brazil Conference & Expo—are advancing networking, credit access, and international trade opportunities for entrepreneurs and producers.
Brazil advances women's empowerment in business through the 'Negócio Delas' event and evolving corporate leadership trends in mental health and fertility benefits.
Brazil has filed a formal WTO dispute challenging two US tariffs imposed under the Trump administration, arguing they breach trade agreements and unfairly target its exports.
Trade fairs and industrial networking events in Brazil are facilitating regional economic growth and international business integration, with major participation from neighboring countries and local industries.
In 2026, Brazil's Ginga Moda RN and Chocolat Bahia festivals spurred millions in business and showcased regional culture and industry.
Upcoming and ongoing business events in Milagres, São Paulo, and São Paulo highlight entrepreneurship, cooperativism, and international market growth in Brazil.
The 2026 Brazilian elections are creating lucrative opportunities for small businesses in digital marketing and AI, supported by targeted training programs from Sebrae and IFG.
Sebrae supports small businesses in Maranhão with faster formalization and partners with CREA-AL in Alagoas to enhance entrepreneurship through technical-business training.
Espírito Santo is advancing green hydrogen projects with development of the Porto Central export hub, aiming to enhance industrial competitiveness and secure international markets.
Conecta Expo Negócios supports small gastronomy entrepreneurs through a food court, fostering business growth and visibility, with expected sales around R$ 1 million.
Brazil faces worsening export challenges as it is excluded from U.S. tariff exemptions granted to other countries, impacting key sectors and increasing competitive disadvantages.
Trevisan Escola de Negócios students win competition with AI platform that supports and improves auditing processes while preserving technical judgment.
Industry leaders and government officials reaffirm Brazil's commitment to boosting innovation investment and improving governance to enhance economic growth through science and technology.
Significant investments and trade missions are fueling Brazil's economic growth, with a R$ 500 million industrial project in Feira de Santana and a successful Brazilian footwear trade mission to Chile.
The 2026 Brazilian elections are boosting new business avenues for micro and small enterprises, especially in digital marketing and technology services linked to political campaigns.
Banco do Nordeste's new R$120 million Capital Seed Fund targets Northeastern Brazilian startups, providing critical growth capital alongside Sebrae's innovation support programs.
Brazil advances financial reforms to tackle high household debt and expedite credit access for industries hit by U.S. tariffs under the Brasil Soberano 3 initiative.
The U.S. has imposed a 12.5% tariff on Brazilian products over forced labor allegations, making Brazil the most affected country, with Brazil planning reciprocal measures and support for affected sectors.
Rio Grande do Norte saw a 12.6% increase in new small business openings during early 2026, led by microenterprises and microentrepreneurs, though challenges in credit access persist.
Municipal and state programs in Brazil are expanding business support and credit access for rural entrepreneurs and agricultural cooperatives, fostering local economic growth.
The U.S. imposed a new 12.5% tariff on Brazilian products citing forced labor concerns, prompting Brazil to invoke its Economic Reciprocity Law and plan a WTO challenge while condemning the tariffs as arbitrary.
Brazil's B3 exchange reports a 40% rise in private securities transactions, introducing a market maker program to boost liquidity in August 2026.
Upcoming industrial expos in Brazil in 2026 aim to drive economic growth in energy and industry by connecting small businesses with major market opportunities and innovation.
Recent networking events in Brazil connect innovators with retail and oil and gas industry leaders to drive partnerships and regional economic growth.
Key 2026 initiatives like SuperBahia and Invest GO are enhancing small business competitiveness and market access across Brazil.
Sebrae's recent events in Mato Grosso do Sul and Mato Grosso aimed to prepare small businesses for Brazil's major tax reform and promote digital transformation for improved business operations.