View top headlines newspapers this Monday (5). With emphasis on the Petroleum shooting this morning, after the cartel of OPEC cut commodity production; check out:
Policy
Brazil does not sign Mercosur-EU agreement if there are no adjustments – President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said that a free trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union will not be signed without an adjustment that contemplates the conditions of Brazil – Money Times
Driver of former Lira advisor is suspected of receiving money from robotics kits – The state of Sao Paulo
Anti-politics marks the cycle that links June 2013 to the coup action of January 8 – Newspaper
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Economy
Turbo Fixed Income: Get access to the list of investments to beat the CDI in June – Guide Investimentos also agrees with an allocation of fixed income with a greater weight in CDI (80%), with the remainder in IPCA+ (15%) and prefixed (5%) – Money Times
Queue for Bolsa Família returns under Lula and leaves 438,000 families waiting – Newspaper
‘R$ 200,000 in debt and depression’: see stories of online gambling addicts – The state of Sao Paulo
Companies
Franchises: Investment of BRL 40,000 becomes a business with annual revenues of BRL 12 million; meet – The year was 2013 when Hermes Bernardo created FiChips Food, in a bet inspired by the United Kingdom: fish and chips. With 90 operations marketed across the country, the company closed 2022 with R$ 12 million in revenue, against R$ 7 million in the previous year – Money Times
Frauds in claiming reimbursement from health plans are the most worrying companies – Newspaper
Companies sell tools to those who want to offset their ‘carbon footprint’ – The state of Sao Paulo
International
Saudi Arabia to cut oil production by 1 million barrels a day – The member countries of OPEC +, the cartel that regulates world production of the commodity, face a scenario of falling prices and an imminent oversupply of oil. Also according to Reuters, Saudi Arabia does not rule out extending the production cut beyond July. – Money Times
Big Banks Could Face 20% Boost to Capital Requirements – The Wall Street Journal
Why the AI boom is not a dotcom redux – Financial Times
Source: Moneytimes
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