(Analysis) Brazil’s companies face tough times as interest rates climb and the currency weakens. These changes force businesses to rethink their plans and cut back on spending. The country’s largest firms are working hard to stay afloat in a challenging economy. Brazilian companies have it especially hard compared to others around the world. They deal […]
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