O Globo News
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Resolute Forest Products Inc. Chief Executive Officer Richard Garneau says the world’s largest newsprint maker will consider acquisitions as lower borrowing costs aid a push into more lucrative products.
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Former Barcelona midfielder Deco Souza tested positive for a banned drug after playing for Rio de Janeiro team Fluminense against Botafogo on March 30, the O Globo newspaper reported.
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Brazil’s government is considering making permanent certain tax cuts that were implemented to spur the economy, local newspaper O Globo reported.
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Brazilian officials are preparing measures aimed at increasing investor confidence, newspaper O Globo reported, without saying where it obtained the information.
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Maria das Gracas Foster, chief executive officer of Petroleo Brasileiro SA, said Brazil’s gasoline price increases are about 6 percent lower than forecast, O Globo reported.
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Brazilian regulator Anatel will lift suspensions on unlimited calling plans such as Tim Participacoes SA’s Infinity Day starting in January, O Globo reported, citing an interview given by Anatel superintendent Bruno Ramos to G1.
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Vale SA, the world’s largest iron-ore producer, must not limit itself to the Chinese market since other Asian markets are demonstrating important growth, President Murilo Ferreira told newspaper O Globo.
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One of Sao Paulo’s most traditional Italian restaurants is urging its clients to forgo the tomato to protest what it considers President Dilma Rousseff’s policy of promoting growth at the expense of higher inflation.
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Brazil’s former Cabinet Chief Dilma Rousseff has pulled into a tie with former Sao Paulo opposition governor Jose Serra ahead of October’s presidential election, according to an O Globo and Estado de S. Paulo survey released today.
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Dilma Rousseff’s administration is studying a way to force stores to be more clear on the interest rates charged in consumer credit, O Globo reported, citing the Strategic Matters general office.
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