Brazilians win half the men in the field. The situation of the wage gap in the country is higher than the global average: in the world, women earn 40% less. In addition, almost one in ten Brazilian women (78%) working in the field say they face gender discrimination in agribusiness. This result indicates that the perception of discrimination in Brazil is also higher than the world average (66%). These data are part of a study conducted in 17 countries at the request of Corteva Agriscience, the agricultural division of DowDuPont.
Federal Police indict Abílio Diniz for estelionato and criminal organization. The businessman and 42 others investigated were indicted by Operation Trap, an unfolding of the Operation Weak Meat. Four factories of BRF Brasil Food are suspected of defrauding reports for export to 12 countries. The situation of the executives is complicated because a series of conversations by Whatsapp indicate that the group knew of the happened thing. In a statement, Diniz's lawyers guarantee the innocence of the client: "In the report presented by the Federal Police, there are no elements that demonstrate irregularities committed by Abilio Diniz. It is important to emphasize that the indictment does not indicate fault ".
Sales of cars are expected to slow in 2019. The Brazilian automotive industry forecasts that next year sales will grow from 5% to 10% - a decrease from the high of 2018: 13%, to 2.46 million units. This fluctuation is linked to the maintenance of economic factors such as the continuation of interest reduction, delinquency, the recovery of consumer confidence, the fall in the level of unemployment, and the approval of the Rota 2030 Program, the new industrial policy of the sector, still in government. The future political landscape also influences forecasts.
Banco Central announces ranking of bank claims in Brazil. The Ranking of Institutions by Index of Complaints is calculated based on the number of complaints considered, divided by the total number of clients and multiplied by a fixed factor (1,000,000). At the top of the list for the third quarter of 2018 is Banco do Brasil, with an index of complaints of 25.22 (1,590 complaints and 63.027 million customers). Bradesco, with an index of 22.55 (2,151 complaints and 95,352 million customers), and Santander, with an index of 22.10 (933 complaints and 42,206 million customers) closed the podium. Most complaints are about "supplying or providing information about products and services inappropriately".
Smiles loses R $ 2.6 billion after the end of the partnership with Gol. The market value loyalty company, which was $ 6.5 billion last Friday, plummeted to $ 4 billion on Monday. The negative reaction of investors is due to the announcement that parent Gol will not renew the deal with Smiles, due to mature in 2032. The airline will also incorporate the loyalty business to "ensure the group's long-term competitiveness." The change will result in the extinction of Smiles and the migration of its shareholding base to Gol. While the airline's stock jumped 6.43 percent on Monday, Smiles's shares fell nearly 39 percent.
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