In a communiqué, Brazilian company claims to have made US$ 160 million bid to hold 75% of the frozen food distribution business of Alyasra Foods.
Author: From the Newsroom
‘Incêndios’ was written by the Lebanese-Canadian playwright Wajdi Mouawad and will be featured in São Paulo next September, after travelling to several capitals. Marieta Severo plays a Middle Eastern refugee.
Saudi Arabia accounts for nearly half of the total revenue. Giving perfumes as presents on special occasions is a tradition.
International Monetary Fund claims that political problems in the neighbouring country are affecting Lebanon and notes that revising electricity tariffs and broadening the tax base can potentially balance spending.
Data from the IBGE shows a decline of 1.4% from May and of 6.9% from June last year.
By September, 25 airlines will be flying internationally in new concourse at the airport.
Ministry of Culture launched an open call that provides for roughly US$ 1.785 million worth of investments so that artists and entrepreneurs attend courses and events abroad. The goal is to expand Brazilian presence.
Embassy personnel are being temporarily transferred to Tunisia due to escalating violence in Libya. A local employee will provide consular assistance.
The number of requests approved this Wednesday is higher than the total from 2013. Syrians are the majority among asylum-seekers.
Brazilian industry exports amounted to US$ 6.6 billion in the first half, an all-time high for the period.
The result in June was the worst ever for the month, with a deficit of roughly US$ 870.7 million posted by the National Treasury, Social Security and Central Bank. In the first half, the surplus declined by 50.1%.
Watch in this episode: A lecture by economist José Roberto Mendonça de Barros; Arabian horses are back to the São Paulo Jockey Club; Brazilian imports of seafood; company Athletic; and the city of Recife.
Saudi Agrofood will take place between September 7th and 10th, in Riyadh. The event gathers companies of the dairy products, meat, natural food, sweets, breads and package sectors, among others. The country imports 70% of its needs.
The funds will be available as a precautionary and liquidity line, meaning the country is not obliged to withdraw the funds, but may employ them on an as-needed basis.
