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• Beauty Who Turned Obama's Head Is a Brazilian from Rio
• Epidemic of Lolitas in Brazil. Girls as Young as 10 Led into Prostitution.
• Brazil in the Olympics: Only 4 Golds. Still a Record.
• Brazil to eliminate hoof-and-mouth disease by 2005
• Brazilian Fishing Industry Hopes to Cash In on Bird Flu

• Brazil Expecting 3.5% GDP Growth for 2005
• Old Age and Pension in Brazil and Other Countries
• Brazil's GDP Growth on Target
• Banks Upbeat about Brazil
• Brazil's GDP Grows 4.2% in First Half
• Public-Private Partnerships Priority in Brazilian Congress
• Brazil Industry Criticizes Higher Interests
• Brazil's Year Surplus Grows to US$ 22.1 Billion
• Brazil's Industrial Capacity Nearing Its Limit
• Market in Brazil not Bullish for 2005
• Brazil's Business Leader Urges Bigger Role for Businesses
• Brazilian Diplomats to Have Hands-on Training in Trade
• Brazil's Debt Falls US$ 2 Bi, Still US$ 329.7 Bi
• Brazil Market Upbeat Despite High Interests
• Brazil Wants from Chile Same Treatment Given the US
• Brazil Betting on Dollar Falling and GDP Rising
• Brazil On Guard Againt Flood of Cheap China Trinkets
• Rewrite Your Books. Brazil Grew in 2003.
• Brazil's Industry Leads Best Growth in 9 Years
• Brazil's Industries Federation Insists: Interests Must Go Down.
• Brazil to Grow 5.5% This Year
• Brazil's Lula Signs Public-Private Partnership Law
• Brazil's Industry Federation Calls 2004 Spectacular
• Industry Leaders Join Church to Pan Brazil's Economic Policies
• Brazil's GDP Up 5.2%, Best in 10 Years
• For Minister Brazil's 5.2% GDP Shows a Healthy Economy
• IMF Urges Brazil to Fight Poverty and Inequality
• Industry Leader Calls Brazil's Divorce from IMF a Hospital Discharge
• Brazil's Per Capital GDP Grows 3.7% to US$ 3,640
• Interest Rates Are Hurting Brazil, Says Industries Federation
• U.S. GDP Scares Brazil's Bulls
• Arabs and Brazil Keep the Talks and Deals Going
• Brazil Industry and Services Shrink in First Quarter
• Brazil Betting Tight Credit Is Ending
• Brazilian Industry Blames High Interest Rates for Paltry GDP
• Some Banks Saying Brazil Won't Grow More than 2.5% in 2005
• Economists Lower Brazil's 2005 GDP Growth Forecast to 3.27%
• Brazil Forecasts 4.5% GDP Growth and 4% Inflation for Next Three Years
• Brazil Lowers GDP Expectations from 4% to 3.12%
• Brazil Industry Urges War on Piracy
• Analysts See Lower Brazilian GDP
• Brazilian Industry Grows But Timidly
• Brazil's GDP Decelerates, But It Is Still Up 2.9%
• Industry Federation Wants Brazil to Develop Domestic Nanotechnology
• Hopes of Lower Interests Bring Brazilian Market New Vigor
• Brazil's Share of World Investment Grows from 1.7% to 3%
• Brazil Is World's 14th in GDP and 86th in Per Capita Income
• Brazil's Industry Leader Calls Interest Rates 'Absurd'
• US Calls Brazilian Economic Policy Extraodinary and Lula a Rare Leader
• Brazil Rises Anticipating Interest Cuts
• Brazil GDP Grows 4.3% in a Year
• GDP Good News Raises Hopes and Stocks in Brazil
• Brazil's Economy Hasn't Been That Good in Decades, Says Finance Minister
• Led by Mineral Extraction, Brazilian Industry Is Pulling Economy Up
• Lula Pats Himself on the Back for Brazil's Booming Economy
• Brazil Market Back on the Up Track
• Brazilian Industry Grows 3.3%, a Lower than Expected Rate
• Brazil's GDP Grows 3.4%, Supermarket Sales Too by 2.6%
• Brazil Follows U.S. and Gets Back to Black
• Brazil Government Forecasting Lower 2005 GDP
• Brazil Loses US$ 230 Billion a Year or 1/3 of GDP to Piracy
• Higher Inflation and Lower GDP Make Investors Cautious in Brazil
• Brazil's Economy Shrinks, So Does Consumer Confidence
• IMF Applauds While Banks Lament Brazil's Economic Performance
• Brazil's GDP Fall, Worse Than Bad News
• Manifesto Urges Brazil to Promptly Cut "Absurd" Interest Rates
• Brazil to Grow a Mere 2.3% in 2005, Says IPEA
• Low Dollar and High Interests Reduces Brazil's GDP to 2.5%
• Economist Betting Lower Interests Will Take Brazil from Slump
• Estimates for Brazil's Growth and Investments Fall Sharply
• Brazilian Industry Says Disappointing Cut in Interests Brought Bitter Christmas
• Brazil's GDP Grows to US$ 609 Billion Up to September
• Central Bank Lowers Brazil's 2005 GDP Estimate from 3.4% to 2.6%
• Despite Recent Downturn, Brazil's GDP Totaled US$ 622 Billion Up to September
• Brazilian Market Falls Erasing Earlier Gains
• Brazil to Pay 13% of Debt Due in 2006. Rest to Be Renegotiated.
• Slow-Growing Brazil Is Holding Back LatAm's Expansion
• Investors Worried Higher US Interest Rates Will Draw Money from Brazil
• Forecast Still On: Brazil's GDP to Grow 3.4% This Year
• Despite Low GDP Brazil's Economy Jumps from 15 to 11th Place in the World
• In LatAm's Poor Showing on Share of World GDP Brazil Does Best
• GDP Growth in LatAm: Argentina 7.3%, Venezuela 6%, Brazil 3.5%
• Signs of Slower Pace of Interest Cuts Make Brazilian Stocks Tumble Down
• Brazilian Industry Raises Brazil's 2006 GDP Growth Estimate to 3.7%
• Industry Revises Brazil's Growth Up. GDP Expected to Grow 3.7%.
• Brazilian Industry Says It Won't Accept Increases in Bolivia's Gas Prices
• Brazil's Agribusiness GDP Falls 6% in Three Years
• Brazil's GDP Grows 1.4% in First Quarter
• Lula Calls Brazil's GDP Growth "Excellent News"
• Brazil Afraid World Slump Will Lower Price of Commodities It Sells
• Brazil's Central Bank Bets on 4% GDP Growth and 4.3% Inflation
• Fed Hints of Interest Pause Give Brazilian Market a Boost
• Brazil's GDP Reaches US$ 215 Billion. Industry Brings US$ 76 Billion.
• IMF Predicts 3.5% Growth, But Brazil Says It Will Grow 4.5% in 2006
• Only 10% of Brazilians Belong to a Co-op. This Rate is 40% in Rich Countries.
• Brazil Gets Boost After 4.5% Growth Forecast for 2006
• Contrary to Experts Brazil's Finance Minister Forecasts a Minimum 4% GDP Growth
• Brazil's GDP Grows Meager 0.5% in Quarter. Lula Minimizes Poor Performance
• With World's Worst GDP Growth Brazil Sees 2006 Industry GDP Downgraded to 2%
• Brazil Blames Dismal GDP on Peoples' Love for Soccer
• Brazil Economy's Poor Showing Doesn't Hurt Lula's Mood or Popularity
• Brazil's Latest Growth Projection for 2006: No More than 3.3%
• Brazil Intent on Reaching 10% of Global Organic Market
• Brazil's Export Boom Turning to Bust, Warns Industry Federation
• Beyond Reelection: Brazil's Lula 2.0 Doesn't Sound Too Promising
• Fear of US Recession Lowers Brazil's Growth Expectation from 4% to 3.5%
• Brazil to Grow 3% or Less This Year, Say Experts
• Tired of Being Emerging Power Brazil Will Go Over the Speed Limit, Vows Lula
• Tax Cuts and Spending Caps to Make Brazil Grow 5% a Year
• Brazil's Per Capita Income Tumbles from 41% to 28% of First World's Take
• Brazil Has to Grow 5.2% in Last Quarter to Reach Government's Forecast
• Brazil's Lula Orders 5% Growth, But Doubting Thomases Abound
• Brazilian Industry Tired of Growing Slower than Rest of the World
• 2007 Forecast: Brazil Will Grow 3.4% and Export Record US$ 150 Billion
• 2006 Brazilian GDP Downgraded to 2.74%
• Brazil's Lula Unveils Today His 5%-a-Year Growth Package
• Brazil's 70% of GDP Debt Puts It Far from Investment Grade
• By 2050 Brazilians Will Be as Rich as Europeans Were in 2005
• Brazil's 2.9% Growth Is the Worst in South America
• New Official Calculations Make Brazil World's Tenth Largest Economy
• With New Methodology Brazil's 2006 Growth Jumps from 2.9% to 3.7%
• Brazil and US Industry Join Forces to End Doha Stalemate
• A Bullish Brazil Betting on 4.2% Growth for 2007
• Experts Say Brazil Won't Grow More than 4.1% This Year
• Market Analysts Up Their Bets for Brazilian Economy
• Key Interest Rate Cut in Brazil Leads to Higher GDP Forecast
• Brazil's GDP Grows 4.3% in First Quarter Reaching US$ 307 Billion
• Less than 1% of Brazilians Own 54% of Brazil's Assets
• Forecast for Brazil: 4.5% GDP Growth with 4% Inflation
• Brazil Industry Grows Slowly Due to Strong Brazilian Currency
• Brazil GDP Expected to Grow 4.71% This Year and 4.33% the Next
• Led by Industry Brazil's GDP Grows 5.3% This Year
• Brazil Pleasantly Surprised by Year-End Numbers: Industry GDP Is Up 5.3%
• Brazil Becomes World's 6th Largest Economy with Twice China's Per Capita GDP
• Heated Domestic Demand Ups Brazil GDP to 5.2% This Year
• Brazil's Credit Volume Goes Past Half a Trillion Dollars, 34% of GDP
• Trouble in US and EU Won't Slow Down Brazil, Says Minister
• Brazil's GDP Grows 5.4% While Investments Jump 13%
• Brazil Fears Inflation While GDP Grows 5.8%
• Brazil's Central Bank Projecting 4.8% Growth for Country
• Brazil's Credit Volume Reaches 36.5% of GDP, Best in 13 Years
• Brazilians Are Paying 54% a Year in Interest for Personal Credit
• Brazil's Credit to GDP Ratio Reaches 14-Year High: US$ 600 Billion
• 43% of Brazil's GDP Represented in Business Gathering in Portugal
• Brazil Sees 5,3% Growth with Domestic Market Making Up for Export Losses
• UN Hints Brazil May Grow a Mere 0.5% in 2009
• Brazil Grows 6.8% and Won't Go in Recession, Says Minister
• Brazil Takes 30-Year Biofuel Experience to Energy Summit in the Middle East
• Lula Still Hopeful Brazil Will Grow 4% in 2009
• Brazil's Industry Leaders Want to Bypass Mercosur and Sign EU Accord
• Forecasts for Brazil: 2.5% Growth, 5% Inflation, Dollar at 2.25 Reais
• After Zero or Negative Growth Brazil to Expand 4%, Says Veteran Guru
• Brazil Finally Admits It Might Get Stuck on Zero GDP Growth in 2009
• Stuck in Recession Brazil Creates Its Own Stimulus Package
• Brazilian Industry Sees Brazil's GDP Falling 0.4% This Year
• Bleak: Less than 1% of Brazil's Small Businesses Are Innovative
• Brazil Vows to Spend 1.5% of Its GDP, About US$ 22 Billion, in Science
• Finance Minister Foresees 4% Growth for Brazil in Coming 12 Months
• Brazil's GDP Grows 1.9% Compared to First Quarter
• Brazilians' Buying Spree Yanked Brazil Out of Recession
• 2009 Brazil GDP Grows 0.01% and Industry Contracts 7.5%, Say Markets
• IMF Revises Forecast and Says Brazil in 2010 Will Grow Over 3.5%