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What Lula missed about Brazilians. Markets crown Flávio Bolsonaro before he offers a plan. The household names who lost Sunday.
The Cepea benchmark for finished cattle hit an all-time nominal high in early October. Calves are pricier still, and that is where ranchers' trouble begins.
The far right posts major gains in Congress and state races. Flávio Bolsonaro leaves the first round as the heavy favorite to win the presidency.
Brazil votes in the closest race in its democratic history. Three leading pollsters cannot agree on who is ahead. Turnout and a possible far-right surge will settle what they could not.
The Baltimore Ravens beat the Dallas Cowboys 34-31 at the Maracanã before almost 73,000 fans and the largest audience on record for an NFL game played outside the US.
A takeover between two Australian miners needs the blessing of a Brazilian council that has yet to be assembled. How it rules will define what mineral sovereignty means in practice.
Globo's failed debate sums up the 2026 campaign. Brazil's government seeks an investigation into suspected US interference. Where the race stands, according to the polls.
Forty years of trials in Acre show cattle on mixed grass-legume pastures gaining more weight per hectare while emitting less methane per kilo gained. Persuading ranchers has been slower than the science.
The last debate before the first round. Flávio Bolsonaro's religious controversy drags on. Political violence is rising.
Reported talks to buy a British digital bank would give Nubank a shortcut into Europe — but at a price its own shareholders find hard to swallow.
Where votes can still be won and lost. A special invitation for you. Why record employment numbers don't create economic enthusiasm.
Watch Brazil's results come in with our hosts and panel on Sunday, Oct. 4, at 5 p.m. Brasília time
Ceitec survived one liquidation order and is halfway through a BRL 220 million upgrade. Its accounts give critics an easy line of attack.
Candidates urge strategic voting on Sunday. The Supreme Court returns to the headlines. Brazil's sanitation sector continues to fall short.
A religious controversy rattles Flávio Bolsonaro. Lula goes back to his electoral toolkit. The election approaches. An invitation for you.
Brazil just picked its largest coffee crop ever. But don't expect the checkout to notice.
