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Abes strengthens the speech of consolidation in the Brazilian IT sector

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ABES´s president believes that the country would have more relevance in the global ICT market if the domestic industry had more medium and large IT companies.
 
Read more: IT Web 

 

China increases imports of manufactured goods from Brazil

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After years of increase in the share of commodities, the share of semi-manufactured and manufactured goods imported by China from Brazil increased from 27.2% in 2008 to 28.3% in 2009, according to official figures.

Read more: O Estado de S. Paulo

 

IBM and Roche to conduct joint research on genomics

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IBM and Roche Holding will conduct a research on genomics. The partnership intends to make affordable processes of genome sequencing for medical uses.

Read more: Valor Econômico

 

Mature drugs are "new" focus of laboratories

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Traditional pharmaceutical companies, focused on research, start to invest more in medicines considered mature, ie, those which lose the patents but are good sales. Pfizer, Sanofi-Aventis and Merck (MSD) are investing in promoting this type of portfolio in Brazil.

See more Valor Econômico

 

Latin America plans to create a single telecom network

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Brazil, Chile, Peru, Argentina and Uruguay have met to discuss the establishment of a regional alliance with a goal of reducing costs in broadband services.
 
Read more: Valor Econômico

 

“This is no soccer match, only both sides must benefit”, says Timerman

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Argentina’s Foreign Affairs minister Héctor Timerman said that the pulp mill dispute with Uruguay over the can’t be seen as “a football match where one side wins and the other looses”, but rather as a situation where “the peoples of both countries benefit”.

Leia mais: MercoPress

 

With acquisition and partnerships, Aspen seeks to grow in Brazil

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The pharmaceutical company Aspen, from South Africa, intends to expand its operations in Brazil through acquisitions and partnerships. The drugmaker, which acquired Cellofarma in the Brazilian market in 2008, acts in generic, OTC and licensing.

See more: Valor Econômico
 

Brazilian banks return profits with interest

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For Brazilians, high interest rates are a fact of life. So it is hardly surprising that Brazil’s banks are among the most profitable in the world. 

Leia mais: Financial Times

 


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