EMERGING MARKETS-Brazil stocks slump to 8-month low as OGX dives

Times are tough for the former richest man in Brazil. Flamboyant Eike Batista made a name for himself by creating a string of billion-dollar commodity and infrastructure companies. But in the last year he saw a stunning $25bn wiped off his net ...

Countercurrents.org (Rome) Argentineans are still trying to come to terms with what happened in their country during the years of the Dirty War and the military dictatorship, 1976-1983. During those seven years, tens of thousands of their people ...

JBS SA (JBSS3), the world's largest beef producer, said first-quarter profit almost doubled after a weakening Brazilian currency helped it boost exports. The shares jumped. Net income climbed to 227.9 million reais ...

Presiding Judge, he knew about everything that was going on and he did not stop it, despite having the power to stop it from being carried out.US President Ronald Reagan also had the power, greater power, to stop the massacres being perpetrated by ...

(For Energy Industry Column news alert: SALT NRGI) May 14 (Bloomberg) -- More than 60 oil companies are set to bid on exploration permits offshore Brazil, taking on risks of drilling in virgin waters after similar geology across the Atlantic in ...

Contingut, oficial i autèntic, de la disposició: Versió PDF Text Sha intentat el lliurament de notificacions de liquidacions, conformement a larticle 112 de la Llei 58/2003, general tributària, de 17 de desembre, i altres disposicions ...

* Petrobras jumps over 5 pct as earnings beat estimates * Shares of BB Seguridade, Smiles debut on Sao Paulo exchange * Mexico flat as troubled homebuilders weigh By Walter Brandimarte RIO DE JANEIRO, April 29 (Reuters) - Brazilian stocks firmed on ...

Mubadala Development Co., the Abu Dhabi fund with stakes in General Electric Co. (GE) and Carlyle Group, returned to profit as impairments declined and the value of investments improved. Profit attributable to the owner of the group was 455 million ...

A former India Today Editor's take on the India foreign policy debacle viz Sri Lanka: In voting against Sri Lanka at the UNHRC for a second time, New Delhi made a pusillanimous display of Pax Indiana's opacity in a region crucial to its geopolitical ...