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Ranked as the 9th economy in the world and about to host the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympics, Brazil still struggles with transportation problems, as the country's infrastructure does not seem to follow its economic growth.
This article will give an overview of the major postal services company in Brazil, Correios, focusing on its background, competition, services and current problems.
This article will give an overview of the current status of the hospitality industry in São Paulo, the major financial center in Latin America.
This article has the purpose of instructing foreigners interested in Brazil on how to collect some basic information about Brazilian companies.
Import licenses are a primordial step when planning on importing to Brazil and as they are issued through Siscomex, we decided to write an article about this instrument.
This article will explain you how educational matters are affecting the Brazilian economy and what is the current administration doing to solve this problem.
Recent discoveries of petroleum in the Brazilian shores has changed the country's economic profile and requires a more qualified workforce. This article will map you the careers that are growing in the five regions of the country.
Plano Brasil Maior is the strategy president Dilma Roussef has found to keep the country's growth and to consolidate the national industry, decreasing the need for imports of both goods and workforce.
Corruption is often a subject when talking to foreign businessmen that want to do business in Brazil. This article will give some insight to the kind of corruption that never gets to the headlines of foreign press.
Staff turnover is always a delicate subject as it is directly related to the operation of any organization. This article will give you an overview of the current situation in Brazil and point out the reasons that have led to it.
This article will give an overview of insolvency issues in Brazil and of how it affects economy and becomes a threat to the current credit bubble that has made the country grow.
Rey Castro, 28, Born in Santos, is a multi-lingual Brazilian marketing executive and market research/trends consultant, with experiences ranging from Foreign Trade, Food & Beverages to Cosmetics & Beauty Products in Brazil and Latin America.
Brian Winter is the chief correspondent for Brazil for Reuters. He was also a correspondent and foreign editor for USA Today and is the author or co-author of two books including The Accidental President of Brazil.
This article will give you the basic information on how to issue a patent in Brazil.
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