The deal would give BP access to an area off the coast of Brazil that analysts expect to have great potential for oil discoveries.
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The deal would give BP access to an area off the coast of Brazil that analysts expect to have great potential for oil discoveries.
|BP has long wanted to get into Brazil, so now it is paying bn to do so
|Bayerische Motoren Werke said sales stabilized in established markets and grew in emerging countries like China and Brazil.
|BP is paying Devon Energy billion for oil and gas assets in Brazil, the Gulf of Mexico and Azerbaijan.
|Bayerische Motoren Werke said sales stabilized in established markets and grew in emerging countries like China and Brazil.
|Brazil moved to raise tariffs on a wide range of American goods, potentially igniting a trade war with the US over cotton subsidies after eight years of litigation at the World Trade Organisation
|The fates of the US and Brazil economies are less dependent on trade than investors may fear
|The Brazilian government says it might raise tariffs on some American goods, but adds that the problem could be settled through negotiations.
|Flotations of Emis, CSF Group and Squarestone Brazil could boost the figures for new money at the end of this month, but several companies that have intended to float have fallen by the wayside
|Chief of the French media and telecoms conglomerate seems enthralled with the country where it last year snapped up GVT, but analysts have raised doubts about the move
|Oil and gas industry equipment supplier revitalises Brazilian IPO market
|Lula da Silva delivered a blow to the US’s hopes of international consensus on measures against the Middle Eastern country
|Oil and gas industry equipment supplier revitalises Brazilian IPO market
|Luxottica, the Italian eyewear group, is targeting Brazil, India and China for future growth to take its share of sales in emerging markets to about a fifth of its…
|Brazil’s central bank has begun reversing some of the monetary easing enacted in response to the global crisis, in a sign of concern over inflation
|The Spanish group’s ambitious moves highlight the malaise at the heart of its Latin American empire
|Christopher Lee showed his stadium visions to officials in Brazil after an arduous trip tested his patience.
|BM&FBovespa, the São Paulo equities and derivatives exchange, is to raise its stake in the CME Group of Chicago in an attempt to attract more institutional and retail investors to Brazil
|Vale, the Brazilian mining group, has agreed to pay .03bn for just over 20 per cent of Fosfertil, Brazil’s leading producer of fertilisers, in a further sign of its…
|Vale, the Brazilian mining group, has agreed to pay .03bn for just over 20 per cent of Fosfertil, Brazil’s leading producer of fertilisers, in a further sign of its commitment to expansion in the sector
|The mining company Vale is to start operations in Mozambique as South America’s largest economy steps up the scramble for Africa’s resources
|Fourth-quarter profits drops at oil and gas group following the fall in gas prices, but the company outlines a programme for growth over the next decade based on recent discoveries in Brazil and a US acquisition
|Fourth-quarter profits drop nearly 40% at oil and gas group following the fall in gas prices, but the company outlines a programme for growth over the next decade based on recent discoveries in Brazil and a US acquisition
|The biggest Spanish bank said year-end profits were aided by growth in Brazil and Britain as well as its U.S. unit, Sovereign.
|Energy group signs non-binding memorandum of understanding with Cosan, a sugar cane producer, in a deal that echoes a similar move by rival BP
|Energy group signs non-binding memorandum of understanding with Cosan, a sugar cane producer, in a deal that echoes a similar move by rival BP
|Could this be the year that Brazil’s multinationals assert themselves on the world stage?
|Vale, the world’s largest miner of iron ore, yesterday confirmed it had reached a deal to expand its fertiliser business through the purchase of Bunge assets in Brazil…
|China, India and Brazil are well represented at the World Economic Forum as the Group of 8 fades and the Group of 20 takes over.
|The move comes as the iron ore miner attempts to diversify, and includes a 42% stake in Fosfertil, a fertiliser group, as well as phosphate mines and production facilities
|A move to increase exports due to rising demand faces opposition in Brazil as it will exceed the ceiling agreed by the WTO, while analysts question whether it will relieve the shortage
|A 5-part series on emerging markets, focusing on the Brics countries - Brazil, Russia, India and China - and their rising impact on the new global economy
|While many manufacturers are losing money in developed markets, Brazil, along with China, is one of the few places they have been able to stay in the black. Brazil is the industry’s fifth biggest global market
|The German conglomerate will raise capacity from 50,000 to up to 72,000 trucks a year to meet a rapidly rising demand, a move that will lead to the creation of 700 jobs
|Vale of Brazil, the world’s largest miner of iron ore, is in talks to expand its fertiliser business through the purchase of Bunge assets in Brazil for up to .8bn…
|The world’s largest miner of iron ore, is in talks to expand its fertiliser business through the purchase of Bunge assets in Brazil for up to .8bn
|Could this be the year that Brazil’s multinationals assert themselves on the world stage?
|The Obama administration is facing an unexpected and unwelcome development in global politics. Four of the biggest and most strategically important democracies in the developing world – Brazil, India, South Africa and Turkey – are increasingly at odds with American foreign policy. The US has been slow to pick up on this development, writes Gideon [...]
|The Obama administration is facing an unexpected and unwelcome development in global politics. Four of the biggest and most strategically important democracies in the developing world – Brazil, India, South Africa and Turkey – are increasingly at odds with American foreign policy. The US has been slow to pick up on this development, writes Gideon [...]
|For China, India, Indonesia and Brazil, which have more than 40 percent of the world’s people, the decade was one of solid economic growth.
|Predictions for 2010: Heatwaves, a guerrilla trade war and victory for Brazil: what does the year ahead have in store? FT writers predict outcomes for the events and issues in politics, economics, business and world affairs that will shape the next 12 months
|Staggering gains this decade in Brazil, Russia, China, India and other developing nations have left even some bulls wondering if the good times can last.
|Nasdaq OMX Group and BM&F Bovespa have agreed to develop an order routing system that will allow broker dealers in the US to send buy and sell orders for stocks traded on the Brazilian exchange, and vice-versa
|Portugal’s largest former colony has come knocking on its door with Brazil’s third-largest steel company taking aim at Portugal’s largest cement maker
|The Portuguese cement maker’s receipt of an offer from CSN of Brazil lifts its stock on a day when wider gains help European bourses regain ground
|Brazil’s economy grew in the third quarter but growth missed forecasts after Latin America’s largest economy emerged from recession in the previous quarter
|The US technology group has announced deal with a partner in Brazil in the latest sign that emerging markets remain a bright spot for the tech industry
|Pão de Açúcar http://www.grupopaodeacucar.com.br/ , Brazil’s biggest supermarket chain, has agreed to buy Casas Bahia http://www.casasbahia.com.br/ , the…
|The country’s biggest supermarket chain has agreed to buy the electrical retailer, in an effort to target the lower-income market driving recent economic growth
|The Wuhan Iron & Steel Group, a Chinese steelmaker, agreed to pay 0 million for a stake in Brazil’s MMX Mineracao e Metalicos to broaden its supply of iron ore.
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