Considered one of the fastest-growing agricultural frontiers in Brazil, and the area with the highest greenhouse gas ...

Brazil's standing at the forefront of climate change, and how it can leverage its natural resources to attract more investment at a time of growing geopolitical instability, were recurring themes ...

Worldwide, Brazilian women are celebrated for their allure and beauty. In particular, their captivating appearances and charismatic personalities have significantly increased their popularity on ...

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(Bloomberg) -- Inflation smashed through the top of the central bank’s tolerance range in Brazil and accelerated ... prices to compensate for low water levels at hydroelectric power plants.

“Brazil will be a fresh challenge, as we have not played them at all, while we have clearer and more recent pictures of Italy and France, so we know we will have to prepare well,” De Bruin ...

The FIA made the difficult decision to postpone qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix due to ... leaving the track flooded with standing water. The session was pushed back incrementally ...

She is also an experienced parliament reporter with occasional pursuits in the lifestyle and art industries. Brazil’s largest consumer rights group has launched an unprecedented legal offensive ...

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Inflation smashed through the top of the central bank’s tolerance range in Brazil and accelerated much more than expected in Chile as surging energy costs give policymakers another reason to worry.

Energy costs were a key driver of inflation for both countries, jumping 3.7% in Chile and driving up housing costs in Brazil by 1.49%. Interest rate futures rose in both nations as investors bet ...