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Brazil sees highest annual growth post-pandemic, but a slowdown trend is visible. Lula tries to hold down food prices and escape Trump tariffs, while a new Pix issue could be in sight
Brazil bags its Carnival Oscar glory with “I’m Still Here.” Consumers get rattled as “fake coffee” makes its way onto supermarket shelves. And a court precedent could spell trouble for Big Four auditors in Brazil
While pressure is centered on a single oil block near the mouth of the Amazon River, a forthcoming auction could open up the entire region to an offshore drilling frenzy
KPMG’s legal woes in Brazil. A deal that could unclog construction of a new nuclear power plant. Cybersecurity for Brazilian small and medium-sized companies
Private equity investment in Brazil plunged 44% in 2024 as high interest rates and currency volatility deterred foreign funds. Venture capital, however, rose 17%
How Brazil’s Oscar win ripples through politics. More changes to Lula’s cabinet. The battle over Starlink
How Latin America celebrates Carnival. And will the continent’s inflationary slowdown last?
Brazil, the world’s largest coffee producer, is seeing a surge in demand for cheaper, unregulated alternatives as global prices soar
It’s Oscars night, so we’re taking a look back on the history of Brazilian cinema, showing why “I’m Still Here” could be a turning point
As Carnival is here, we explain why some of São Paulo’s biggest football ultras groups are also major forces in the city’s highly competitive Carnival parades
Javier Milei is exploiting a loophole to take control of Argentina’s top court. And how yerba mate became a Middle East favorite
Investors dump Petrobras shares. Brazil’s AI governance proposal. And an unlikely dispute between an iconic French wine and Brazilian comedians
Carnival is here, and it’s big business. Lula pulls the trigger and sacks his health minister. And STEM degrees are becoming less and less common in Brazil.
Wealthy nations push to tax large ships for their carbon emissions. Brazil wants them to use its biofuels instead
The US State Department’s dig at Brazil. The country’s lack of STEM students. And the job market is still overheated
The four-day holiday is expected to take over the streets of Brazil with music and color — and generate a decade-high BRL 12 billion in tourism revenue
