Grupo Fictor Files for Judicial Recovery Excluding Agricultural Businesses
Grupo Fictor files for judicial recovery with debts of R$ 4.2 billion, excluding its agricultural businesses that continue operations independently.
Grupo Fictor files for judicial recovery with debts of R$ 4.2 billion, excluding its agricultural businesses that continue operations independently.
Sebrae's Feirão do Crédito event in Bataguassu supports small businesses' access to credit alongside a national deadline for renegotiating debts with significant discounts.
Brazilian microentrepreneurs must finalize debt regularization by January 30 to maintain benefits under the Simples Nacional tax regime and avoid penalties in 2026.
Small businesses in Brazil have until January 30 to renegotiate federal debts, with Fenacon providing crucial support for the process.
Brazil’s National Treasury Attorney General's Office extends a special debt renegotiation program for micro and small businesses until January 30, offering significant discounts and flexible payment options to support economic recovery.
Micro and small businesses in Brazil have until January 30, 2026, to renegotiate their federal debts with discounts up to 100% under favorable conditions set by the Attorney General's Office of the National Treasury.
Study shows credit card use remains steady among Brazilian small businesses, emphasizing the need for planned credit use to avoid high-interest debt cycles.
Brazil's business environment in 2026 is set to evolve with geopolitical tensions, technological change, and enhanced credit management supporting economic recovery and small enterprises.
Apucarana's Finance Secretary deepens collaboration with local accountants through a key December meeting to foster improved tax management and business growth.
Brazilian small businesses show rapid growth in digital banking use but face complex challenges adapting to fiscal digitalization requirements.
Flamengo and Palmeiras continue to dominate Brazilian football both financially and on the field, with upcoming Libertadores final and new financial fair play rules highlighting their supremacy and challenges for competitors.
New research reveals that Brazilian women-led businesses have lower delinquency rates and demonstrate better financial management than male-led firms, despite being younger and smaller.
CBF announces the Fair Play Financeiro financial sustainability model for Brazilian football alongside a pivotal court ruling easing blocked broadcasting funds dispute between Flamengo and Libra clubs.
Research shows credit access improves financial stability and confidence among Brazilian entrepreneurs, with women benefiting notably; local market revitalization also boosts small business growth.
Brazil faces mounting losses in federal state-owned enterprises, prompting a heated debate over privatization versus restructuring.
Brazilian SMEs benefit from fintech-driven credit access improvements and successful WhatsApp-based customer engagement strategies.
Disputes over financial transfers escalate among Flamengo, São Paulo, and Bahia, impacting Brazilian football.
Small businesses in Brazil see reduced debt burdens and a surge in services sector growth.
Financial health among small businesses in Brazil improves as delinquency rates drop, fostering growth.
Roni, cleared of fraud, invests in ticketing and events businesses after his football career.
Zoop's Tap to Pay solution is enhancing business conversion and growth for Brazilian fintechs and retailers.