A sudden power outage on October 14 left millions in Brazil without electricity and briefly darkened critical sites from airports to hospitals. Authorities said...
When Washington abruptly lifted duties on most Brazilian imports to an overall 50 percent starting August 6, Brasília moved just as quickly.
Brazil’s state development...
São Paulo Fashion Week turns 30 with an eight-day edition, October 13–20, that moves well beyond a single tent.
Thirty-eight designers will show across civic...
Brazil has taken a microscope to its beaches—and the picture is sobering. A nationwide survey of 1,024 beaches found microplastics on 69.3% of them,...
Brazil’s coffee shipments took a sharp step down in September, a reminder that a global habit depends on fragile trade currents.
Exporters loaded 3.75 million...
Brazil will unveil a new housing-credit framework on Friday, October 10, in São Paulo, with President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva present.
The plan’s core...
Brazil’s Northeast—home to more than 57 million people, fast-growing ports, and a mix of farms and industry—still moves most goods and almost all intercity...
Brazil’s manufacturing sector suffered its fourth decline in six months in August, with factory revenue down 5.3% from July on a seasonally adjusted basis...
Brazil’s exports to the United States fell 20.3% in September to $2.58 billion, the sharpest monthly slide this year, after Washington’s tariff on many...
