Category: Business
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Nonprofit Organization Inspires Brazilian Women Entrepreneurs
The Brazilian nonprofit organization “Mais Unidos” has partnered with the U.S. government to help women in Brazil learn to finance, market, sell, plan, and expand a business through the State Department’s program “Academy for Women Entrepreneurs*” (AWE). Launched in 2019, the AWE program provides women entrepreneurs with knowledge, networks, and access to launch or create…
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AWE Inspires Brazilian Women Entrepreneurs
The Brazilian nonprofit organization Mais Unidos has partnered with the U.S. government to help women in Brazil learn how to finance, market, sell, plan, and expand a business through a program from the State Department, the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE). Maria Josilene de Santana is the founder of Mangue Tecnologia and a specialist in…
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U.S. Copyright Law Makes Thousands of Classics Free for All
Fans of old classics are now free to use and adapt stories, songs, and films published in 1925, thanks to the protections of U.S. copyright laws for the livelihood of creators and the appreciation of future generations.
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Brazil and United States Governments Forge Partnership for Infrastructure Project Modeling
The Ministry of Regional Development (MDR) and the U.S. Department of the Treasury signed a memorandum of understanding on May 10, which will enable bilateral technical assistance in the areas of water security, irrigation, recovery and rehabilitation of watersheds, sanitation, housing, and public lighting.
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A Free Press Requires an Open Internet
World Press Freedom Day 2021 recognizes the 30th anniversary of the Windhoek Declaration, a document created and signed by a group of African journalists at a UNESCO seminar in 1991 in Windhoek, Namibia. The date of its adoption, May 3, became World Press Freedom Day. UNESCO, recognizing the transformed media landscape, is reaffirming the principles…
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A Brazilian in NY
I wake up in the morning and look out the window The sun is shining and looks perfect As winter advances and retreats Spring flowers bloom in Central Park I grab my cup of coffee It tastes like Brazil and smells like NY I put on a light blue coat and rush to my doctor’s…
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The Success of Designer Tati Vitsic in NY
The crayons and colored pencils of childhood traced the destiny of carioca designer Tati Vitsic, who today is thriving in New York, serving major brands such as GAP, Lucky Brand, Reebok, and Macy’s.Her entrepreneurial spirit is evident in the stationery products of her company “Pommy New York,” which has earned her several awards, including the…
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Cosmetics Market Grows Amid Crisis in Brazil
Due to the high demand for products that provide beauty care and also help with immunity, the supply of nutraceuticals and dietary supplements increased by 30% during the pandemic. The beauty sector grew by 8.2% per year over the last decade and is among the top ten segments in Brazil. To give you an idea,…
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New York Will Reopen on July 1, 2021
Summer is approaching, vaccinations are increasing, and New York is ready to reopen on July 1. Local small businesses are returning to activity, and outdoor markets are popping up all over the city. One of these markets, ‘Spring Up’, is an immersive dining and shopping experience in Bryant Park until June 20. The market is…
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The Success of Designer Tati Vitsic in New York
The crayons and colored pencils of her childhood traced Tati’s successful journey as a renowned international graphic designer. With a client list that includes major brands like GAP, Lucky Brand, Reebok, and Macys, she needed much more than luck to succeed in her field. Academic preparation, entrepreneurial skills, and talent are all important ingredients for…


