Group team is sold for US $ $2.8 billion
11/28/2017 -
The American Group Meredith announced on Sunday (26) that will buy the Publisher team, owner of the magazines People, Sports Illustrated and Fortune, among others, by the value of $ $2.8 billion.
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Fibria's net profit jumps 23 times for R $743 mi, in Q3
10/25/2017 -
SÃO PAULO-Fibria, world's largest producer of eucalyptus pulp in the world, registered a leap of 23 times on the net income for the third quarter compared to the previous year, amid an increase in revenue and positive financial results, the company reported on Tuesday.
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Pulp production falls in August
9/29/2017 -
The brazilian pulp industry reduced 0.8 percent in production in August over the same period last year, but exports rose 9.4 percent on the same basis of comparison, reported on Thursday (28) the Brazilian Industry of trees (Ibá).
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Paper Excellence takes 13% from Eldorado this week
9/25/2017 -
The first step of the sale from Eldorado to the Paper Excellence (PE) will be completed earlier this week and will comprise 13% of the cellulose manufacturer held directly by the Group J&F.
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Klabin''s net loss of R$378 mi in 2nd tri
7/28/2017 -
SAO PAULO-the producer of pulp and paper for packaging Klabin had net loss of 378 million reais in the second quarter, compared with profit of 1.268 billion reais in the same period last year.
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Bookshops feel crisis and '' Amazon effect ''
3/6/2017 -
Sell books in Brazil is no easy task, especially when the economy is back. In 2016, the marketing of books in the country shrank by 8.9%, undermining the profitability of publishers and, mainly, of bookstores. While producers of books have suffered with the macroeconomic scenario, traditional retailers had to deal also with the customer migration to online sales and the arrival of a powerful competitor: the American Amazon.
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Fibria has the largest private investment in the country
2/14/2017 -
Fibria, brazilian forest-based company and the world''s leading producer of eucalyptus pulp, began the construction of the intermodal terminal in the city of Aparecida do Taboado (MS), which is the production of pulp from your new plant in Três Lagoas (MS) for the Macuco, Terminal in the port of Santos (SP), where it is exported to customers in Asia , Europe and United States.
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Search for school supplies has already started
1/18/2017 -
There is still almost a month to the start of classes, but demand for school supplies is already intense in the city of Avenues. The stationery celebrate the movement and prepare with diverse options of the same product – all to ensure that all possible budgets can ensure the material for another school year.
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Even after four years in the country, Amazon moves forward with caution
1/17/2017 -
"We''re in no rush," says Alex Szapiro, General Manager of Amazon in Brazil since the arrival of the company here in December 2012. The answer is the same for one of the most frequently asked questions made the Executive: after all, when Amazon will be in Brazil the power in the United States? "The culture of the company is that we only go to a next phase when we feel we''ve done something," explains State Office Szapiro Amazon, in the southern area of São Paulo.
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73% of Brazilians will do price research to buy school supplies
1/17/2017 -
Most Brazilians must pay cash purchases of school supplies this year. That''s what points lifting of Swiss RJ/Ipsos, conducted in November 2016. During the period of investigation, 35% of respondents claimed to possess that kind of expense and, of these, the option for purchasing the vista will be the preferred by 51%-this percentage grew compared to 2016, when the index was 46%. Consequently, there was a fall in purchases installment, which ranged from 44% in 2016, to 32% by 2017. The survey of
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Suzano pulp price rises in North America, Europe and China
12/14/2016 -
São Paulo Suzano Papel e Celulose has announced the increase in the price list of short fiber cellulose for the three markets: North America, Europe and China. The new values are worth from January 1, 2017.
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Packaging sector will shrink 2.6 percent due to weak economic activity
8/25/2016 -
Sao Paulo-the high expected sales of packaging in the second half will be insufficient to compensate for losses recorded by June. The industry must move R$ 60.6 billion this year, 2.6% indentation before 2015, projects the Brazilian packaging Association (Abre).
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