From January to November, Brazilian share and stock markets received over US$ 50 billion in foreign funds.
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Expenses on international trips may reach US$ 16.5 billion up to the end of the year, according to the Central Bank of Brazil.
The hospital should take its services to the interior of São Paulo. The new institutions will cover 58,000 square metres of built area and should have 150 beds.
The organisation’s report informs that, although recovering, the maritime transport sector has not yet returned to levels prior to the crisis. Transport of goods dropped 4.5% in 2009.
The choice of Santos to host the Business Unit for Santos Basin, investment and job generation in the region are the focus of the second article in the ANBA series about the city.
The report presented by senator Serys Slhessarenko establishes the value to be invested by the government of Brazil and state-owned companies in 2011. Total spending should reach US$ 1.2 trillion.
For the seventh year running, magnate Alwaleed Bin Talal tops the ranking of richest Arabs published by ArabianBusiness.com. Of the 50 main Arab fortunes, 32 are Saudi.
In the third week of the month, exports reached US$ 4.309 billion and imports, US$ 3.979 billion. The accumulated result in the year was US$ 1.776 billion.
Finance market analysts approached by the Central Bank of Brazil estimate economic growth of 7.61% for the country’s economy in 2010.
Ana Carolina Vaz made a need – nappies for her dog – into a business. The idea became a company, gained sustainability, and is now on the foreign market. Dog’s Care revenues grow 100% each year.
The city, whose port received thousands of immigrants, among them Arabs, grows at the rhythm of new oil discoveries, national and foreign investment and Petrobras works.
The Middle East accounted for US$ 4.3 billion, or 4.5% of the total. There is a perspective of growth for the whole of 2010.
The figure shipped to the Arab world by companies that count on support from Apex, the government’s export and investment fostering agency, accounted for 41% of sales from the country to the region.
Cocamar Industrial Cooperative, from Paraná, plans to double exports of industrialized products, like non-alcoholic drinks, next year. Target markets are Libya, the Emirates and Oman.
