Diogo Rodriguez is a Repórter at The Brazilian Report. He focuses on topics related to Brazil, including inflation, markets, and the Amazon, while also exploring themes surrounding Amazon Prime. Diogo is a Tow-Knight fellow at Newmark J-School, creator of Me Explica, a professor at FESPSP, and an editor at Science Arena.
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By: Diogo Rodriguez
Between January and September, the Brazilian federal government reported an inflation-adjusted deficit of BRL 92.6 billion.
The Industry and Trade Development Ministry of Brazil drafted a plan to reduce the cost of doing business in the country.
By: Diogo Rodriguez
While economic indicators show that the Brazilian economy is slowing down, nothing points to the country’s job market cooling down.
By: Diogo Rodriguez
6.4 million individual micro-entrepreneurs (known in Brazil by the MEI acronym) have been in default for a minimum of one month.
The room of the Central Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee. Photo: Pedro Ladeira/Folhapress
By: Diogo Rodriguez
Despite being a pioneer in starting discussions around ground rules for AI, the Brazilian Congress has since slept on the issue.
Counterfeit football shirts have become commonplace in Brazil. An e-commerce boom is to blame for this piracy surge.
Implementing new technologies should not be the sole focus of companies, according to a new digital transformation index by PwC.
The Monetary Policy Committee sent a discreet warning: if the government abandons its fiscal goals, further rate cuts could be halted.
X7 Bank, a fintech, offers transportation companies a supply management platform that also allows them to access cheaper diesel.
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