An index from Brazil’s National Federation of Industry scored 45.7 points, the highest level since November 2014, although the score still shows a pessimistic outlook.
In a lecture at the Arab Chamber, Fernando Curado said that family businesses need to use planning even more and notes that, in crises, this type of business reacts quicker.
It was the worst result for an April since 2012. The percentage refers to the volume of services. Nominal revenues increased 0.4%.
Pinókio, of São Paulo, started selling its products to a store chain in Dubai. The company has shipped two batches to the city in the past, and hopes to increase sales to its Arab client.
The company opened a unit in Itatiaia, Rio de Janeiro this Tuesday (14). The facility cost USD 218 million and will make the Evoque and Discovery Sport models.
The international scenario weighed down on financial Brazilian markets this Tuesday (14). The United States currency closed at BRL 3.48 for sale.
The airline’s Chief Officer for Cargo said that their continuing fleet growth and operations in new markets will drive the company to expand its market presence in the next few months.
Besides being sold across Brazil, delicacies from pastry brand Casa da Cuca do Nono Selli will also be exported. The recipes are homemade, and the 63-year-old Augusto Selli runs the show.
The United Arab Emirates is one of the target markets of a project involving Brazilian roast coffee exporters. This will be the first action of the initiative to focus on the Arab country.
The country imported the equivalent of USD 263 million from January to April of this year, down 31% from the comparable period in 2015.
In the month’s second week, there was a surplus of USD 561 million, but exports were weaker compared to the first week. However, imports increased in the period.
The model Phenom 100E is the first of four aircraft to be operated by Etihad Flight College.
The GDP shrinkage forecast has changed from 3.71% to 3.60% as per a Brazilian Central Bank poll of financial institutions.
Muna Darweesh and her husband Wessam moved to Brazil in 2013 and their business of cooking typical dishes to order is thriving. They now plan on opening a restaurant.
