Brazil’s Finance Ministry is faced with significant challenges as it seeks to secure the 2025 fiscal goal amidst potential revenue shortfalls. To address these issues, the ministry has proposed various measures, including taxing big tech companies and implementing a global minimum tax of 15% on multinational corporations. One of the key proposals put forward by
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Travel spending among American households has shown a significant increase compared to pre-pandemic levels, with a particular enthusiasm for international trips. According to Bank of America research, travel spending is still down from 2023 but remains significantly higher than in 2019, showing a 10.6% increase per household. The data collected from January to mid-August using
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Huawei recently announced its plans to host a product launch event on September 10, just hours after Apple’s highly anticipated iPhone reveal. The event is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Beijing time and will directly challenge Apple’s event in the U.S. on September 9. This strategic move by Huawei aims to steal the spotlight from its
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As investors navigate the unpredictable landscape of the stock market, it is crucial to anticipate and prepare for potential volatility. Bank of America Securities recently emphasized the significance of hedging against the possibility of a hot nonfarm payrolls figure, which could result in substantial market fluctuations. The nonfarm payrolls report has once again taken the
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REA Group, a property listings company majority-owned by News Corp, recently expressed interest in acquiring Rightmove, a leading British housing portal. This announcement has caused a surge in Rightmove’s shares and generated significant market interest. Rightmove, with a market value of 4.36 billion pounds, operates as the largest property portal in Britain, generating revenue from
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Brazilians will soon be facing an increase in their electricity bills, thanks to a decision made by local power regulator Aneel. With more than half of the country’s power supply still coming from hydroelectric plants, the drop in reservoir levels during the dry season has led to additional charges being imposed on consumers. Despite the
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