Retail sales in Brazil grew by 1.0% in November 2025 compared to October, with strong gains in office equipment and communication sectors but declines in textiles and clothing.
Investigations reveal alleged financial fraud involving prominent businessmen Vorcaro and Tanure manipulating stock values and business dealings.
Brazilian local businesses adopt unique summer experiences while Braskem expands free entrepreneurial training nationwide to boost sustainability and innovation.
A major women-focused business networking event in Curitiba launches a pioneering app and promotes empowerment through partnerships and knowledge sharing.
São Francisco de Itabapoana partners with Sebrae to gather business data and organize seminars aimed at improving conditions for small entrepreneurs.
US tariffs targeting trade with Iran threaten Brazil's agribusiness exports, especially in beef, raising economic and diplomatic challenges amid increased beef export volumes.
EPrime tackles supplier fragmentation to unify business management in Paraná, while Teresópolis hosts a major event linking local entrepreneurs to global business trends.
In 2025, Ceará set a record with over 142,000 new businesses, driven by a sharp rise in microenterprises and a shift toward more structured companies.
The U.S. plans to impose a 25% tariff on countries trading with Iran could severely affect Brazil's $3 billion agribusiness trade with Tehran, raising concerns over export costs and market access.
Sebrae and Senac offer new courses in January 2026 focused on strategic marketing and business management to help Brazilian small businesses thrive in a competitive digital market.
Brazil's market inflation forecast for 2026 is revised slightly down to 4.05%, with stable GDP growth and currency projections, and an expected easing of interest rates.
Ceará advances its socio-environmental impact entrepreneurship with strong female leadership and an upcoming event focused on empowering women in business.
Brazilian companies exemplify how conservation actions integrated into business strategies generate environmental, social, and economic benefits locally and globally.
Brazil’s small businesses saw significant growth in 2025, supported by Sebrae’s credit facilitation and new digital security solutions from Alares.
The EU-Mercosur agreement has spurred Brazilian ethanol stock gains and opens new export opportunities for Mato Grosso do Sul, improving trade dynamics in early 2026.
New AI projects in Brasília and Paraná are equipping small businesses with training and resources to improve competitiveness and technology adoption.
Significant investments in Ceará's Porto Seco de Quixeramobim dry port spark debate over its economic viability and regional impact.
Upcoming Microsoft event and cognitive observability concept mark Brazil's shift toward practical AI integration in business operations and strategy.
Brazil's soybean and orange markets face slow trading and subdued demand in early 2026, compounded by climatic challenges affecting crops.
Brazil’s low inflation rate and collaborative business initiatives are driving growth and job creation among small businesses in early 2026.
Businesses are encouraged to align 2026 planning with key consumer dates and leverage the new Bevertech fair to drive innovation in beverage and liquid food sectors.
Pix continues to lead as the preferred digital payment method for small businesses in Brazil's Pará and North region, signaling widespread digital transformation.
Brazil’s record $348.7B exports in 2025 spotlight small businesses’ key role, supported by government and Sebrae efforts to boost value and jobs.
Brazil's ethanol market saw strong sales growth and sustained price increases at the end of 2025, with firm demand supporting prices into early 2026 despite challenges ahead.
Brazil is strengthening entrepreneurship support through accounting-led social programs and comprehensive research addressing business environment challenges faced by entrepreneurs.
USP offers a free, practical ESG minicourse with live sessions to prepare professionals for sustainable business integration.
Brazil's 2026 economic outlook is shaped by the Central Bank's inflation control efforts and cautious financial markets amid political and external factors.
Mato Grosso do Sul's record new business openings in 2025 align with modernized government support, while expert-led training aims to boost entrepreneurial growth strategies.
The World Economic Forum survey reveals Brazilian businesses face growing difficulties in 2025 due to trade barriers, talent shortages, and declining global cooperation.
Campo Bom expands and simplifies its business support program with R$400,000 funding to help local entrepreneurs grow and access new markets in 2026.
Mato Grosso do Sul opened more than 13,000 new businesses in 2025, largely driven by the Services sector and supported by government modernization efforts.
As 2026 begins, Brazilians have access to diverse small business ideas, planning tools, and support from Sebrae to successfully launch and grow ventures amid evolving market conditions.
Brazil’s residential rent prices surged in 2025 and are expected to remain high in 2026 due to inflation and limited housing supply, impacting major cities like Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.
Aracaju is positioning itself as a competitive, innovation-driven city in Brazil, offering tax incentives and active municipal support to tech companies in 2026.
By 2026, Brazilian business strategies will be shaped by AI-driven cybersecurity growth, sustainable innovation inspired by biology, and strengthened data governance underpinned by emerging technologies and regulatory frameworks.
Brazil sees a surge in ethanol sales and rising prices in São Paulo during the last week of 2025, indicating strong market demand and liquidity prospects.
In 2025, the AI bubble raises concerns over inflated valuations of major companies, with implications for business communication and advertising sectors.
Brazil's small businesses and rural producers saw substantial credit growth in 2025, with increased financing and expanded financial services boosting access to credit and supporting economic development.
The 41st Salão do Artesanato Paraibano highlights Paraíba's small businesses and handicrafts, featuring over 600 exhibitors and honoring traditional mosaic art.
Brazil's real estate sector in 2025 is marked by a technology-driven partnership disrupting construction startups and strong market growth in Litoral Norte gaúcho reaching R$ 7 billion.