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Vai alla Scheda Paese »There are risks and costs to action. But they are far less than the long range risks of comfortable inaction.
— John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Brazil Investors Pour Record US$5.4 Billion Into Domestic Equity Funds
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - (Reuters) Brazilian investors are pouring a record amount of cash into local equity funds, while foreign investors notched up their sixth straight week of buying, Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) said on Friday, January 24th. Domestic investor inflows into Brazilian equity funds last week ...
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Brazil Terminates Cooperation in CELAC Regional Alliance
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazil's government has announced its withdrawal from the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC). According to Brasília, the regional alliance is no longer capable of acting appropriately in the context of a regional crisis. President Jair Bolsonaro also made this statement since, in ...
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Davos 2020: US confronts rest of world over growth outlook
Diverging views on prospects for global economy on show at annual Swiss gathering
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Ekiti Joins League Of Open Government Partnership Community
Ekiti State has joined the league of states that are members of the Open Government Partnership (OGP) community in Nigeria. The state under the leadership of Dr Kayode Fayemi, become the first state in the South-West region to be admitted into the group having met the required criteria. OGP is ...
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Brazil Government Claims Ability to Eliminate Country’s Primary Deficit by 2022
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - (Reuters) The Brazilian government’s interest payment bill on the national debt could fall by R$417 (US$100) billion over the course of its four-year term ending in 2022, by which time the primary budget deficit could also be completely eliminated, a senior Economy Ministry official said ...
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Commercio, Ue e Cina propongono un tribunale parallelo alla Wto
A margine del Forum economico mondiale, 17 Paesi concordano di stabilire un meccanismo temporaneo per la risoluzione delle controversie dopo che Washington ha paralizzato l’Appellate Body della Wto
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Brasil quer parceria com Índia para transformar etanol em commodity
O ministro de Minas e Energia, Bento Albuquerque, disse acreditar em parceria entre o Brasil e a Índia para transformar o etanol em uma commodity global. O ministro participou nesta quinta-feira (23) de seminário sobre oportunidades de negócios entre os dois países nas áreas de energia e mineração, em Nova ...
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Davos jaunt proves a useful distraction for Trump
Tub-thumping on US economy diverts attention from impeachment process at home
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U.S. Moves To Curtail “Birth Tourism”
On Thursday, the Department of State announced amendments to some visa regulations aimed at curtailing what is known as “birth tourism’’ in the United States. Birth tourism is a practice whereby pregnant foreign nationals travel to the U.S. to give birth for the purpose of obtaining American citizenship for the ...
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Amotekun: FG And The Bold Step To Avert Anarchy
Since the hullaballoo over the eligibility or otherwise of the floating of a security outfit tagged ‘Amotekun’ by the South-west states began, I have read and also listened to all shades of arguments in support or against the initiative and the subsequent response of the federal government through the chief ...
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Another royal visit to Israel, another sign of Britain’s weakness
Prince Charles’ visit to Jerusalem this week highlights the post-Brexit U.K.’s desperation to secure a favorable trade deal with the United States, not a thawing of ties with the Jewish state
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Former Wells Fargo chief executive John Stumpf is to pay $17.5m to settle
The US government announced on Jan. 23 that former Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf has been banned from ever working at a bank again and will pay $17.5 million for scandals in which millions of fake accounts were set up to meet sales quotas.
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Iran slams US threat to new commander of Quds Forces
A U.S. envoy's threat to assassinate the new leader of Iran's Quds Force was condemned on Jan. 23 by a spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry.
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Governo pretende mudar período usado para corrigir salário mínimo
O projeto de lei com a nova política de correção do salário mínimo incluirá uma mudança no período usado para definir os reajustes. Em vez do Índice Nacional de Preços ao Consumidor (INPC) do ano anterior fechado, de janeiro a dezembro, o governo pretende usar o índice entre dezembro do ...
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Asia dealmaking slowdown hits investment bankers’ bonuses
Regional M&A stutters amid China’s economic slowdown and US trade war
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The real 'Deal of the Century' is peace between Netanyahu and Gantz
The spectacle in Washington will be bizarre: Two claimants to the Israeli throne will discuss the peace plan at the White House with no Palestinian partner. Maybe Israel will at least get a government out of it
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India Sees Opportunity as U.S. Remakes Its Alliances
India sees the Trump administration's reassessment of America's traditional alliances as a strategic opportunity--a shift that allows New Delhi to deepen ties with Washington without provoking retribution from China or destroying a longstanding partnership with Russia.
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US lawmakers visit NBTC
Three US congressmen held talks yesterday with executives of the telecom regulator to seek ways to strengthen US business in Thailand. They also received an update on the country's move to 5G.
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Gualtieri: «Web tax, serve un accordo globale ma l’Italia non si ferma»
Il ministro italiano dell’Economia, da Davos, risponde alle minacce degli Stati Uniti, unendosi a Francia e Regno Unito: «La tassazione italiana scatterà dal febbraio 2021»
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Guedes conclui participação em Davos nesta quinta-feira
Representante brasileiro no Fórum Econômico Mundial, evento que reúne líderes políticos e empresários em Davos, na Suíça, o ministro da Economia, Paulo Guedes, terá uma agenda voltada para debates em seu último dia no evento. Ele participará de duas mesas-redondas e de um painel sobre economia internacional, se encontrará com ...
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Experte zu Handelsstreit: "Technologiekrieg voll im Gange"
China-Experte Dean Cheng erklärt, warum Washington Pekings 5G-Ambitionen für problematisch hält und ein finales Handelsabkommen zwischen den beiden Konkurrenten als wenig wahrscheinlich gilt