Brazilian Business Roundup - August 25

Brazilian Business Roundup - August 25

Welcome to your go-to source for the latest in Business and Tech across Brazil and Latin America! Each week, we bring you a curated roundup of the most intriguing stories, ensuring you stay informed and ahead of the curve.?

In just 5 minutes, you'll get a concise overview of the region's key developments, from groundbreaking tech innovations to pivotal business moves. Our mission is to provide you with valuable insights to drive smarter decisions and spark new ideas. Ready to dive into the highlights?

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??Here’s our Top Stories:

??The results of Brazil’s four-day workweek pilot

Last September, 21 small companies in Brazil embarked on an ambitious experiment: testing a four-day workweek with their 280 employees. This first-of-its-kind trial in Latin America was coordinated by 4 Day Week Brazil, a coalition led by Renata Rivetti of Reconnect Happiness at Work, the exclusive partner of 4 Day Week Global in Brazil.

??In electoral times, Wikipedia becomes a new disinformation frontier

An investigation by fact-checking agency Aos Fatos shows how candidates for elected office in Brazil have sought to surreptitiously gloss over their biographies on Wikipedia — inflating data on their accomplishments, suppressing less savory details about their lives, and sometimes adding disinformation.

??Brazil pushes Big Tech for transparency amid stalled bills

Brazil’s National Consumer Secretariat (Senacon), a consumer watchdog under the Justice Ministry, has issued a technical note mandating over 90 transparency requirements for digital platforms, including social media, messaging apps, search engines, and video, image and audio systems.?

??Worth keeping an eye on!

??Disrupted rainfall patterns put energy operator on alert. Read more

???Fernando de Noronha, a Brazilian beach paradise, bans B&Bs. Read more

?Brazilian Senate postpones “Future Fuel” bill. Read more

??Senate extends semiconductor incentives. Read more


??? On this week’s podcast …

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??On-the-Fly Headlines

??Government fire plan will focus on Amazon hotspots. Read the details

??Brazil government threatens intervention in energy regulator. Read the details

????Brazil’s population decline will happen sooner than predicted. Read the details

???Agency to rule on Equatorial Margin drilling by year-end. Read the details


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"Fantastic roundup! ????? The focus on transparency and combating disinformation is crucial. How do you see these developments impacting Brazil's business environment in the long term?"

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