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Daily Archives: June 23, 2010
Energy integration in South America, Cemig is ready
Cemig is ready to grow in South America in coming years, especially, in Chile, Peru and Colombia. The company intends to focus in distribution and transmission of electric energy. “This is a new stage. We believe in the long run there … Continue reading
Posted in Business
Tagged CEMIG, Chile, Colombia, energy, internationalization, Luiz Fernando Rolla, Peru, South America
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Newsweek: Americans should learn Portuguese
International press has been paying more attention to Brazil. Newsweek’s latest edition has an article about how Brazilian companies are becoming more international. Banco do Brasil, Marfrig, JBS-Friboi and Petrobras are among Brazilian companies expanding abroad. Bottom line: Americans should … Continue reading
Posted in Article review, Business
Tagged Ambev, Anheuser-Busch, AOL, Banco do Brasil, Brazil, BRIC, China, Devon Energy, Fortune 500, ICQ, Inbev, India, internationalization, JBS, Keystone Foods, KPMG, Lula, Marfrig, Mexico, Petrobras, Pilgrim's Pride, Russia, Thomson Reuters, US, Venezuela, Wall street
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