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For some people, buying luxury private jets with travel restrictions gains momentum.
Executive planes are mainly used by large businessmen in Brazil and cost BRL 338 million. Might be possible Image Bank…
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Cuba opens its doors to foreigners this Monday – Tourism & Leisure
This Monday, Cuba reopened the doors to foreign tourism, seeking to boost the economy, facing the biggest crisis in three…
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US Commerce Creates Opportunity for ‘America First’ China
Although Biden announced last week that the US was considering a new economic framework for the Indo-Pacific, he gave few…
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US: Court suspends decree requiring companies to vaccinate employees Economy
Eduardo Lopes/Public Photos US courts suspend a decree requiring large companies to vaccinate employees against Covid-19 A US federal court…
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What does it take to get planes to fly again?
Commercial aircraft had been idle for months during the pandemic. Now that travel is making a comeback, the question remains:…
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American company started project in Bahia with an investment of 30 crores
This project was signed in 2019. Photo: Disclosure This Friday, the 12th, the foundation stone was laid for the offshore…
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Bolsonaro to leave for Dubai and other countries this Friday
President Jair Bolsonaro leaves for a week-long visit to the Middle East (Andressa Anhollet/Getty Images) / Getty Images this Friday,…
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Guedes admits economy will slow down due to higher interest rates – 11/11/2021 – Markets
Economy Minister Paulo Guedes acknowledged the economy would slow down, but said it was “normal”, with basic interest rates rising…
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India does not resume flights to the US until 2022; see dates
The return of Indian government operations in the United States to the destinations of Orlando (MCO) and Miami (MIA) in…
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Bradesco considers internationalization of its digital bank – 11/10/2021
by Carolina Circle SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Bradesco is looking to expand its digital banking operations to countries such as…
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