In November alone, 415,900 new lines were activated in Brazil. Vivo is the company that leads the market with a 29.8% share. The Federal District has the highest teledensity rate.
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The factory, to be the first in South America to produce insulin crystals, should reduce the dependence on imports and make exports possible. Investment may reach US$ 85 million.
The government of Brazil is going to invest the funds in the National Centre of Advanced Electronic Technology, established to produce semiconductors and integrated circuits.
Two companies from Paraíba started exporting to Japan clothes made out of the fibre that is naturally coloured. The variety was developed by Embrapa and exists in green, brown, saphire and ruby.
The program allows analysis of possible environmental and social damage caused in the application of innovations in rural properties.
The objective of the Inova Brasil program is to expand research and development activities in the country. It is turned to companies of all sizes and offers financing of US$ 430,000 to US$ 43 million.
By 2012, the country plans to produce enough to supply Angra I nuclear power plant and 20% of Angra II demand, resulting in annual economy of US$ 25 million. Nine nations can enrich uranium.
Telecommunications company resulting from purchase of Brasil Telecom by Oi aims to expand its customer base from 53 million to 110 million, being 30 million abroad.
The estimate for 2008 is by e-bit, a consultancy specialized in the area. There was growth of 30% over the previous year. Christmas was the period with greatest sales.
Eco Shower Slim, recently launched at an electronic sector fair in Minas Gerais, may be installed in any electric shower. The equipment helps economise water and electric energy.
According to the report of British organisation Demos, the company is one of those that most invests in research in the world. Petrobras turns between 1% and 2% of profit to the area.
The equipment, using 100 kilograms of plastic, heats 8,000 litres of water a day.
A Brazilian inventor has established an innovative solution for public lighting that economises energy, may use solar energy, has received awards and should soon be exported to the Emirates.
An aerospace cooperation agreement was signed between the governments of Brazil and France. The aircraft will be produced by Helibrás, which already makes smaller French helicopters.
