São Paulo Leads Job Growth in 2025 as Praia Grande Launches New Workforce Training in 2026
São Paulo led Brazil’s 2025 formal job growth, while Praia Grande launches 2026 free training courses to enhance workforce skills.
São Paulo led Brazil’s 2025 formal job growth, while Praia Grande launches 2026 free training courses to enhance workforce skills.
Micro and small businesses in Brazil created over one million jobs in 2025, with significant growth in the fashion and beauty sectors driving economic development amid pandemic-era challenges.
Brazil closed 2025 with a net gain of 1.27 million formal jobs, led by the services sector, though December saw typical seasonal losses amid economic challenges.
Brazil projects over 10% GDP growth during Lula's third term alongside Goiás's regulatory reforms boosting municipal business activity.
Brazil's microentrepreneurship and small business sectors reached historic levels in 2025, driven by strong growth in bakeries and beauty, amid challenges and evolving legislation.
President Lula insists on adopting new policies to raise Brazil's minimum wage, linking wage growth to the country's GDP and criticizing opposition viewpoints.
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.
Study finds Lei Rouanet cultural funding returns R$7.59 to economy per R$1 invested and created 230,000 jobs in 2024.
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.
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.
Brazil’s low inflation rate and collaborative business initiatives are driving growth and job creation among small businesses in early 2026.
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.
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.
Financial forecasts show stable inflation and growth in Brazil for 2026, while BNDES backs Toyota with R$500 million for technological upgrades and industry modernization.
In 2025, government policies and credit programs effectively fueled the growth and employment capacity of Brazil's micro and small enterprises, significantly lowering unemployment rates and supporting entrepreneurship, especially among women.
Brazil’s entrepreneurship reached record highs in 2024 with strategic growth and social focus, while 2025 exposed critical lessons for small businesses amid financial challenges.
In 2025, Brazil's economy outperformed nearly all forecasts, with stronger GDP growth, low unemployment, controlled inflation, and an improved exchange rate defying early pessimism.
Ceará surpasses 140,000 new business registrations in 2025, driven mainly by a strong surge in the services sector and supported by government modernization efforts.
In 2025, São Paulo and Brazil saw record growth in new small businesses driven by digital simplification programs and Sebrae's expanded support services.
The construction industry in Alagoas grew by over 58% in five years, driven by Sebrae-supported initiatives and innovation in 2025.
Brazil's new minimum wage of R$1,621 in 2024 is projected to boost the economy by R$81.7 billion and affect nearly 62 million citizens, with significant social spending impacts.
In 2025, the Brazilian states of Jundiaí and Ceará implemented successful programs boosting economic growth, job creation, and new businesses.
Small businesses in Brazil show strong growth outlook and technology adoption for 2026, while Leve Saúde seeks investment amid high valuation expectations.
The Christmas holiday season is driving increased demand and growth for small confectionery businesses in Maricá, highlighting their economic significance.
Ceará achieves a record 134,271 new small businesses in 2025, driven by service sector growth and vibrant entrepreneurship in Fortaleza's public spaces.
Brazil's record 9 million international tourists in 2025 significantly boost employment and growth for small businesses, driven by strategic promotional efforts.
In 2025, Brazil welcomed over 9 million international tourists, setting a new record and boosting its economy through increased revenue, infrastructure investment, and job creation.
Community tourism initiatives in São Luís are fueling income growth for local microentrepreneurs through projects supported by Reapp Mobi, enhancing economic and social benefits in traditional communities.
Belo Horizonte ranks as one of the fastest-growing tech ecosystems globally in 2025, driven by AI-focused companies and significant investments boosting Brazil’s digital economy.
Passo Fundo's Conexsul fair, set for March 2026, promises to accelerate local economic growth by fostering new business connections across diverse sectors.
Brazil is accelerating AI investments, shifting from trials to substantial business impact with ROI projected to double by 2027 despite challenges in integration and readiness.
Brazilian business leaders emphasize structured processes and strategic brand management as key strategies for growth and sustainability in 2026 amid economic reforms.
In 2025, Brazil recorded an all-time high of 4.6 million new small businesses, driven by economic confidence and growth in services and health sectors.
New services and business initiatives in Brazil’s Litoral Norte are modernizing beach tourism and boosting the local economy.
Brazil's business tourism sector is poised for growth despite economic challenges including slow GDP expansion and rising fiscal deficits.
Brazil's third-quarter GDP growth slows due to restrictive monetary policy, with government optimism and strategic planning gearing up for 2026 amid trade tensions.
Small businesses in Brazil are key drivers of job creation and local development, supported by programs like Proampe and tax policy reforms.
Brazil's economy grew by a modest 0.1% in Q3 2025, reflecting a slowdown driven by high interest rates and cautious fiscal policies despite positive employment and sectoral growth.
President Lula unveils a new income tax exemption for earners up to R$5,000 monthly to support economic growth and reduce elite privileges starting 2026.
Upgrades in Pará's digital infrastructure post-COP30 have enhanced connectivity and supported local business expansion, showcasing technology-driven growth in the region.