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Japan has temporarily suspended imports of chicken from Brazil's Santa Catarina state after the confirmation of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) case in a backyard chicken, Brazilian meat lobby ABPA said, creating a new headache for the country's meat processors.

Brazilian electricity distributor Light SA on Tuesday elected four new members to its board of directors, including Nelson Tanure, a business magnate linked to an asset manager which recently became...

Brazilian state-run oil firm Petrobras will double down on its strategy to maximize motor fuel from its local refineries even as it boosts imports of cheap Russian diesel, the companys top executive...

GPA said Gilinski's latest offer came in at $586.5 million for a 51% stake in supermarkets and shopping mall operator Exito, according to a securities filing. It described the offer as binding and unsolicited, and added that GPA's board will meet to analyze the purchase offer but did not specify a date. The offer marks the second time Gilinski has sought a piece of Exito.

SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian meat lobby ABPA, which represents pork and poultry processors, said on Monday Britain had approved a

Brazil's state-run oil company, Petrobras , will keep total investments in its upcoming 2024-2028 business plan similar to the $78 billion foreseen in its latest five-year plan, CEO Jean Paul Prates told Reuters on Monday.

Japan has temporarily suspended imports of chicken from Brazils Santa Catarina state after the confirmation of a highly pathogenic avian influenza case in a backyard chicken, Brazilian meat lobby...

By Peter Frontini and Carolina Pulice SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Brazilian federal prosecutors on Tuesday filed a lawsuit to strip local media outlet Jovem ...

SAO PAULO, June 28 (Reuters) - Brazils central bank is well on track to cut interest rates in August, said the chairman of BTG Pactual, Andre Esteves, believing the pace of monetary easing could be faster than market expecta...

SAO PAULO, June 27 (Reuters) - The chief executives of Brazils largest private lenders, Itau and Bradesco , defended on Tuesday the governments planned tax reform, emphasizing that the country is facing a