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  • NYSE, ATG Plan Equity Exchange in Brazil by First Half of 2014

    Updated 24 minutes ago

    A joint venture between Americas Trading Group and NYSE Euronext filed a formal request to open an exchange that would break BM&FBovespa SA’s monopoly in stock trading in the country.

  • Emerging Stocks Drop Before Fed as Chinaese Shares Tumble

    Updated 56 minutes ago

    Emerging-market stocks fell a second day as investors awaited a Federal Reserve statement to gauge the outlook for economic stimulus. The Shanghai Composite Index tumbled to a six-month low as financial shares slumped.

  • Brazilian Protests Resume as 50,000 Mass in Sao Paulo

    Updated 55 minutes ago

    Brazil is calling in additional national guard troops to boost security for an international soccer tournament after two weeks of protests against inflation and corruption rocked city centers across the country.

  • Lessors Spur Boeing to Embraer as New Planes Rule Show

    Updated 1 hour, 37 minutes ago

    Airbus SAS, Boeing Co. and Embraer SA won $19 billion in orders from lessors on the first day of the Paris Air Show, gaining support for some of the newest and largest planes from buyers spanning the global airline industry.

  • HRT Rises to Three-Week High on BTG, Petrobras Deal: Rio Mover

    Updated 1 hour, 51 minutes ago

    HRT Participacoes em Petroleo SA, the oil company exploring in the Amazon and Namibia, rose to the highest in three weeks after Grupo BTG Pactual’s investments in the oil industry fueled positive sentiment.

  • Mining CEOs Punished as FTSE 100 Peers Keep Pay: Commodities

    Updated 57 minutes ago

    The largest mining companies traded in London cut pay for their chief executive officers by an average 23 percent last year, as boards punished several top managers after a wave of failed deals.

  • Brazil Area’s Sugar Millers Seen Directing More Cane to Ethanol

    Updated 2 hours, 46 minutes ago

    Sugar millers in Brazil’s center south, the main growing region of the world’s biggest producer, may direct more cane to making ethanol than currently forecast because rains are delaying the harvest and limiting ethanol supplies, according to the International Sugar Organization.

  • Renault Cooperates With Nissan in Modular-Production Plan

    Updated 2 hours, 40 minutes ago

    Renault SA, France’s second-biggest carmaker, is introducing a modular-production strategy with Japanese partner Nissan Motor Co. as the manufacturers work to reduce spending by building more vehicles in common.

  • Bus-Fare Furor Shows All That’s Wrong in Brazil for Bonds

    Updated 22 minutes ago

    The nine-cent increase in bus fares in Sao Paulo is coming to symbolize everything that’s wrong with Latin America’s largest economy -- for protesters and bondholders alike.

  • Brazil Swap Rates Fall on Industrial Confidence; Real Advances

    Brazil’s swap rates dropped for the first time in four days after a report showed industrial confidence declined in June, prompting speculation that lackluster economic growth will help tame inflation.

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