Brazilian Businesses Expand Market Access at Key International Events
Brazilian businesses make strides in international markets through festival participation and a major airline deal.
Brazilian businesses make strides in international markets through festival participation and a major airline deal.
Brazil hosts key events to boost entrepreneurship and innovation.
A significant portion of small Brazilian businesses is embracing online operations amid calls for regulatory reforms to support their growth.
Various support initiatives are underway in Brazil to assist small businesses through credit and networking events.
Brazil's economic growth projections are at risk due to uncertain revenues and cuts to education funding.
Brazilian municipalities are mobilizing support for small businesses through various initiatives and programs.
Brazil sees an increase in support initiatives for small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Brazil's service sector sees significant growth in small business openings, driven by innovation and support events.
The US Senate is poised to revoke tariffs on Brazil, showcasing bipartisan support for improved trade relations.
Brazil introduces several programs to support and promote small businesses, including a comprehensive data portal and recognition for supportive institutions.
FIESC hosts an immersion event on family business succession strategies in Brazil.
VEJA NEGÓCIOS announces its TOP30 ranking, highlighting the best Brazilian companies of 2025.
High-value business deals require strategic relationship management and adaptability for success.
Brazilian CIOs are prompted to take deepfakes seriously as business risks grow.
Brazilian municipalities report fiscal health improvements amid economic shifts, though challenges remain.
Brazilian firms may now seek financial aid under the Brazil Soberano plan due to US tariffs.
Brazilian businesses are increasingly integrating social media into their strategies to enhance engagement and sales.
Natura's sale of Avon and other strategic shifts among Brazilian companies highlight a trend towards focused growth.
Minas Trend reports a 54% increase in exhibitors for its 34th edition.
Brazil reports a significant 25.5% increase in small business openings in 2025.
Brazil's government introduces a special tax regime to attract data center investments.
Calls for urgent reforms to Simples Nacional tax system to protect small businesses.
Brazilian entrepreneurs over 50 leverage digital strategies to enhance their businesses.
JHSF is set to sell R$ 4.6 billion in real estate assets to investors, aiming to optimize capital and focus on growth.
GreenFarm foresees a record year in 2025 with plans for international growth.
Quissamã's Special Business Zone is emerging as a key player in job creation and economic growth.
Brazil faces a 50% hike in coffee prices due to US tariffs, prompting new trade strategies.
Brazilian law protects workers from dismissal over political posts, but exceptions apply based on circumstances.
Lula has appointed a new Correios president from Banco do Brasil to tackle financial losses.
Cade is likely to approve Bimbo's acquisition of Wickbold, imposing conditions to ensure market competition.
Interest rate decisions by the US and Brazil significantly impact financial markets and economic activity.
Free digital marketing training is significantly enhancing opportunities for small businesses in Brazil.
Studies reveal strategic pathways for Petrobras' decarbonization efforts.
Brazilian small businesses are increasingly focused on the service sector and utilizing AI for improved efficiency.
Recent regional business events emphasize innovation as vital for local industries.
Recent initiatives highlight growing support for underrepresented entrepreneurs in Brazil.
Brazil is launching initiatives to expand exports and foster international business connections.
Brazil's unemployment rate reaches a historic low of 5.6%, the best figure since 2012.
Brazilian businesses are adapting to AI integration and shifts in client servicing strategies as they prepare for 2025.
Small businesses in Brazil are struggling with the economic impact of the US tarifaço, prompting Sebrae to offer supportive resources.