Executives in the luxury hotel chain in the Emirates met with representatives from the organisation, in São Paulo, to speak about their plans in Brazil.
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The Brazilian aircraft manufacturer announced that two Embraer 190 jets, with 96 seats each, have been incorporated to the Bahraini airline’s fleet. They will fly regional and medium-range routes.
The luxury hotel chain that manages nine hotels in Dubai, two in London and one in New York, wants to attract Brazilians to its units and is studying the possibility of investing in Brazil.
Last year, the country recycled 198,800 tonnes of aluminium, out of 202,500 tonnes sold. It was the ninth consecutive time that Brazil had the world’s highest recycling rate.
The minister of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade of Brazil said that the trade balance surplus should be between US$ 15 billion and US$ 16 billion this year.
The company announced the discovery of great reserves in ultra-deep waters on the coast of the Northeast. Tests point at light oil.
In Brazil, the region concentrates companies with great growth. According to OECD classification, these companies post average growth of 20% in wage earning personnel.
Association established by coconut breakers from Maranhão exports oil, mesocarp and soap to Europe and the United States. The Arab market has potential.
Natural Cotton Color, from Paraíba, is producing 150 units of the long robes worn by women in the Arab country. The raw material is the coloured cotton developed by Embrapa.
Depreciation of the United States currency causes apprehension among emerging economies, which fear losing market share as the North American country’s production and exports rise.
Due to the Petrobras capital increase, the Central Government registered in September its highest surplus in history, at US$ 15.3 billion. Year to date, the result has reached US$ 32.6 billion.
The Brazilian Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade has informed that Brazilian exports may reach US$ 195 billion in 2010. The last estimate, from June, was US$ 180 billion.
Foreign direct investment into Brazil reached US$ 5.3 billion in September, exceeding the Central Bank’s estimate of US$ 2.7 billion. In the same month of 2009, the figure was US$ 1.8 billion.
From January to September, Brazilians spent US$ 11.468 billion abroad, against US$ 7.467 billion in the first nine months of 2009.
