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Ibovespa (IBOV) without relief this Tuesday; among banks, BBAS3 stands out with losses of 3% - Vimarsana News

Ibovespa (IBOV) without relief this Tuesday; among banks, BBAS3 stands out with losses of 3%

Ibovespa is experiencing a volatile day, waiting for new announcements from the elected government (Image: REUTERS/Amanda Perobelli) O Ibovespa (IBOV) tried a recovery, but closed in a slight fall this Tuesday (27), continuing the low of the previous trading session. This is the second fall of the index in the…

Butragueño: "We are going to Cáceres with the utmost respect" - Vimarsana News

Butragueño: "We are going to Cáceres with the utmost respect"

The Copa del Rey has been a thorn in Real Madrid’s side in recent history. They have not fared well in the tournament, and have only won the competition twice in the past 19 seasons, and since...

Brazil President Lula da Silva Names 16 New Ministers - Vimarsana News

Brazil President Lula da Silva Names 16 New Ministers

Incoming Brazil president Lula da Silva, whose term begins on January 1, announced 16 new ministers and has pledged to "rebuild the country" when Jair Bolsonaro leaves power.

Preparing to Get the Most Out of Networking Events | World Law Group - Vimarsana News

Preparing to Get the Most Out of Networking Events | World Law Group

Networking is an essential part of building your legal practice. Connections can happen anywhere, anytime, and you want to be prepared to build meaningful and lasting relationships....

Votorantim Cimentos announces a stricter CO2 emission target - Vimarsana News

Votorantim Cimentos announces a stricter CO2 emission target

The new target, approved by the SBTi, represents a reduction of 24.8% compared to the base year 2018 and is in line with the Paris Agreement on climate change.