The Dubai-based airline is looking to recruit 3,800 new crew members worldwide this year. In the city of São Paulo, the process will begin next Saturday.
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The Dubai-based airline is looking to recruit 3,800 new crew members worldwide this year. In the city of São Paulo, the process will begin next Saturday.
Half-yearly results released by the World Tourism Organization show that tourist inflow to the region has increased for the first time in two years.
Brazil’s exports exceeded imports by US$ 880 million last week, as against a US$ 334 million deficit in the prior week.
GSMA, the promoter of the Mobile World Congress, is organizing the first edition of Mobile 360-Middle East on October 21st and 22nd. The conference should bring together operators in the Arab world.
In an address given in the United States, Christine Lagarde said central banks have fought off the crisis effectively, but said the end of economic incentives requires coordinated action from monetary authorities.
Despite the bullish dollar, tourists from Brazil visiting other countries spent a record amount for the month of July, at US$ 2.2 billion.
Brazil’s deficit in purchases and sales of goods and services with other countries increased from US$ 3.7 billion in July last year.
The bloc’s economy grew by a higher rate in quarter two than in quarter one, driven by growth in countries such as United Kingdom, United States and France. The Eurozone rebounded from retraction into growth.
A survey from the Institute of Geography and Statistics points out that workers’ actual income was down 0.9% in July from June. As a result, Brazilians have lost consumption capacity.
The Brazilian Central Bank has announced to the market that it will hold two auctions this Thursday (22nd) on the interbank exchange market.
Revenues from exports to the region increased from January through July this year compared to the same period in 2012. Shipments also increased, by 9.8%.
Domestic industry returned to growth, after a contraction in July. Activity in the sector reached 52.1 points, against 46 in the previous month.
Influx of refugees began last Thursday. People are fleeing the civil war in Syria, which has lasted over two years now.
