Clip shows a bare-chested man with a spear, who is believed to belong to the Awá people, the world’s most threatened tribe Remarkable close-up footage that appears to show an… Read more »
As investors continue to move more aggressively into Latin America’s startup scene, there’s one industry that seems to be drawing more attention than any others — financial services. As wealth… Read more »
Doctours, a Los Angeles-based online platform for booking trips and treatments for medical and dental care around the world, is expanding its services to 35 countries. Founded by serial travel… Read more »
‘Father of bossa nova’ died on Saturday afternoon in his house in Rio de Janeiro Brazilian musician João Gilberto, 88, died on Saturday afternoon in his house in Rio de… Read more »
Investigation exposes how Brazil’s huge beef sector continues to threaten health of world’s largest rainforest The cows grazed under the midday Amazon sun, near a wooden bridge spanning a river…. Read more »
Nowports, a developer of software and services to track freight shipments from ports to destinations across Latin America, has aims to become the regional answer to Flexport’s billion dollar digital… Read more »
Failure leaves people in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and southern Brazil without electricity Millions of people across Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and southern Brazil were left without power early on Sunday after… Read more »
Brex, the fintech business that’s taken the startup world by storm with its sought after corporate card tailored for entrepreneurs, is raising millions in Series D funding less than a… Read more »
The iPad mini is super enjoyable to use and is the best size tablet for everything but traditional laptop work. It’s very good and I’m glad Apple updated it. Using… Read more »
In an update to the chromium engine, which underpins Google’s popular Chrome browser, the search giant has quietly updated the lists of default search engines it offers per market —… Read more »
Populists on left and right have closed gap between rich and poor – but also eroded freedoms Populist presidents and prime ministers are associated with significant reductions in economic inequality… Read more »
While the world watches supporters of Guaidó and Maduro at the Colombian frontier, a remote region sees days of drama and fear On Saturday, presidents, music stars and activists backing… Read more »
Presidential challenger Juan Guaidó says he will urge foreign leaders to keep ‘all options open’ at a meeting on Monday At least four people have been killed and hundreds injured… Read more »
Via, the on-demand shuttle startup backed by Daimler, has expanded into South America. The company launched a service in Goiânia, Brazil with HP Transportes Coletivos, one of the country’s largest public… Read more »
Minas Gerais locals recall another dam collapse involving mining firm Vale as hunt continues for 292 people still missing The dirt road which once led to the Nova Estância guesthouse… Read more »
People evacuated after high water level warning at another Vale mining dam in Brumadinho An alarm warning of an imminent mining dam rupture has been issued near Brumadinho, the same… Read more »
Officials warn few survivors are expected after mining workers in canteen and on a bus are caught in a wave of iron ore waste Hundreds of people are feared dead… Read more »
Chance of finding survivors ‘minimal’ after tailings dam at iron ore mine bursts Seven bodies have been found and more than 400 people are unaccounted for after a dam operated… Read more »
Disaster released a wave of orange sludge after a tailings dam burst at an iron ore mine, with scores of people still trapped As many as 200 people are missing… Read more »
Henrique Dubugras Contributor Share on Twitter Henrique Dubugras is the founder Brex, the billion-dollar corporate credit provider for startups. More posts by this contributor Lessons from building Brex into a… Read more »
Romero Rodrigues Contributor Romero Rodrigues is a managing partner at Redpoint eVentures, the Brazilian-focused arm of the Silicon Valley venture firm Redpoint. More posts by this contributor Brazil’s fintech boom… Read more »
Bad news from Apple and signs of slowing international and domestic growth sent stocks tumbling in Thursday trading on all of the major markets. Investors erased some $75 billion in… Read more »
Nations agree on implementing 2015 Paris agreement, but put trickiest issues on back burner The UN climate change talks ended late on Saturday night in Poland with a deal agreed… Read more »
Over the past few years, Chinese automaker giant BYD has been on a partnership spree with cities across China to electrify their public transportation systems, and now it’s extending its… Read more »
Facebook’s founder is facing pressure to accept an invite from eight international parliaments, with lawmakers wanting to question him about negative impacts his social network is having on democratic processes… Read more »
There are few things certain in our world except for the uplifting tendencies of technology. I’ve spent the past few years trying to prove this to myself, at least, by… Read more »
Show leadership to halt forest loss from agribusiness, Amsterdam Declaration group tells EU The UK, France and Germany have called on the European commission to launch tough new action to… Read more »
Pitching customers a new, all-inclusive service for buying and installing hair, Mayvenn is looking to significantly expand its haircare business and just raised $23 million in a new round of… Read more »
Sérgio Moro, who led ‘Car Wash’ investigation that jailed ex-president, accepts offer from president-elect How dangerous is Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s new president? The corruption-busting Brazilian judge who helped pave the… Read more »
Following Brazil’s election of a far-right president, leaders on the left have planned demonstrations across the country Opponents of Brazil’s newly elected far-right president, Jair Bolsonaro, have vowed to hit… Read more »