The federal government initiative offering financing for vehicle purchases faces difficulties and low uptake by private banks.
Read more Move Brasil Program Releases Only 13% of Planned Funds for Ride-Hailing DriversForbes list shows 255 Brazilian billionaires with a combined R$ 1.86 trillion, with new names expanding the ranking.
Read more Eduardo Saverin Remains Brazil’s Richest Billionaire in 2026 Despite Drop in WealthSimples Nacional businesses must choose between unified or separate collection of the IBS and CBS taxes by the end of the month.
Read more Simples Small Businesses Have Until September 30 to Choose New Way to Pay IBS and CBSLocated in Jaguaribara, the plant will produce burn dressings, with an investment of R$ 52 million and a focus on the SUS public health system.
Read more Ceará Builds Brazil’s First Factory of Biological Tilapia Skin DressingsCandidate suggests adjustments to the pension system to avoid a future crisis amid rising spending and an aging population.
Read more Renan Santos Proposes Pension Reform to Curb Financial and Demographic ImbalancesThe bill creates a council with veto power over private investments and earmarks R$ 5 billion for processing critical minerals in Brazil.
Read more Senate Passes Rare Earths Bill With State Control and R$ 2 Billion FundThe businessman said the support system he believed he had built ended up becoming an adversary, in testimony to the Supreme Court.
Read more Vorcaro Admits Creating a Protection Network That Turned Against Him, According to Sealed TestimonyThe rewards company stands out in GPTW São Paulo 2026, driven by initiatives that value generational diversity and inclusion.
Read more Livelo Tops Ranking of Best Midsize Companies to Work For in São Paulo for Diversity and InnovationThe insurer holds on to the top spot among large companies in Greater São Paulo, highlighting diversity and a strong organizational culture.
Read more Tokio Marine Tops GPTW Ranking in São Paulo for Sixth Straight YearProvisional measure that eliminates the tax on international purchases of up to US$ 50 will be voted on today; the productive sector warns of risks to jobs and industry.
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