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- UK operator BT to launch fixed telephony in Brazil in March
UK-based telecoms operator BT Group plans to launch a commercial fixed telephony service in Brazil next month, according to BT Brasil general director Sergio Paulo Gallindo as quoted by BNamericas. The new services, which are said to be ‘completely
- What tractors farmers buy in...Brazil
In the second of a series of articles looking at what tractors are popular in other countries, Steven Vale reports from Brazil How many tractors do they buy? 45,021 new tractors of 50hp and above were sold in Brazil during 2009. That was up by 4.7% on
- Why Market Vectors Brazil Small-Cap ETF Is a Buy
The first six days of 2010 filled investors with false hope, as impressive gains in equity markets fueled hope of a return to pre-recession levels for major benchmarks and personal portfolios in 2010. Unfortunately, a reality check came swiftly and
- 8 Africans named among top business leaders
Mr Atul Shah was named alongside 49 other business leaders from the BRIC countries – Brazil, Russia, India and China among which were Africa’s nine business leaders on the list. Kampala The Financial Times of London has named eight Africans including
- Brazilian judge bans early kickoffs in intense heat
Rio de Janeiro: The intense heat in southern Brazil this month has led a judge in the state of Rio Grande do Sul to issuing a ban on football matches when the temperature exceeds 35 degrees Celsius. Judge Rafael da Silva Marques ruled on Tuesday that
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