Economy

From Caution to a Vote: What Changed in Davi Alcolumbre’s Stance on the 6x1 Work Schedule?

The progress of the constitutional amendment proposing an end to the 6x1 work schedule highlights the interplay between institutional decisions, the electoral calendar, and the race for the Senate presidency.

Proibir as bets, sim; do dia para a noite, não: o que a Premier League ensina ao futebol brasileiro

TURP Crisis Moves Beyond Transportation and Affects the Economy and Daily Life of Petrópolis Residents

With 32 vehicles removed from circulation, a transit workers' strike, and full intervention by City Hall, the public transit crisis is already worrying businesses, workers, services, and district residents.

The Price of Uncertainty: How Politics and the Economy Affect Decisions by Individuals and Companies

With the Selic at 13.75% and declining confidence among businesses and households, understanding the difference between risk and uncertainty is crucial for planning and making strategic decisions.

The Danger Beside You: Why Brazil Still Relies So Heavily on Roads to Transport Fuel

Accidents involving fuel tankers expose the risks of transporting fuel by road and raise a broader question: why does a continental country still make so little use of its railways for long-distance freight?