In 2025, Brazil records its lowest unemployment rate since 2012 alongside becoming the world's second-largest recipient of foreign direct investment, reflecting strong economic growth and labor market improvements.
Socorro and Indaiatuba advance economic growth by adopting digital tools to simplify business processes and hosting sectoral events to boost local industries.
The upcoming Summit de Negócios Made in Bahia 2025 will focus on innovation, economic growth, and infrastructure, featuring key industry and government leaders in Salvador.
Brazil is rapidly adopting AI across industries, yet struggles to convert its strong scientific research into technological innovation, highlighting the need for strategic investment and policy reforms.
Rio de Janeiro set a record for new business registrations in July 2024, with 7,315 openings driven by a favorable economic environment and key sectors like services and retail.
Ceará's new business registrations jump 21% in Q3 2025, led by a 33.1% surge in the services sector and supported by streamlined entrepreneurship policies.
São Paulo readies for ABAV Expo and Feira do Empreendedor events in October 2025, aiming to boost tourism and entrepreneurial business generation with R$ 125 million expected in economic impact.
The approval of Brazil's income tax exemption bill aims to boost economic growth and support the lower middle class, with potential inflation and fiscal challenges noted.