Brazil's Ministry of Finance is targeting regulatory reforms to bolster competition and combat economic crime in 2026, amid criticisms of fiscal policy sustainability under President Lula.
Brazilian companies confront new AI regulation demands amid governance gaps and growth initiatives like Grupo Stefanini's expansion.
Brazilian consumer advocates challenge President Lula's portrayal of the TikTok data center as a driver of technological independence, citing its limited impact on local innovation and concerns over tax incentives.
Netflix's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery encounters regulatory scrutiny over market dominance, competition, and Hollywood labor impacts.
President Lula asserts Brazil will require industrialization of its critical minerals domestically instead of permitting mere raw export, protecting national sovereignty and economic value.
President Lula proposes new legislation to regulate big tech firms in Brazil.
Cade is likely to approve Bimbo's acquisition of Wickbold, imposing conditions to ensure market competition.
Brazil addresses AI implementation in public sectors and industry worries regarding government incentives favoring certain technologies.
Brazil's congressional commission discusses AI's impact and regulation in public services.
Brazil's regulatory strategy on digital technology reveals a careful balance between innovation and ethical governance amid global pressures.
Government inaction hinders legislative progress on Brazil's critical minerals policy.