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The article focuses on the business climate and environment in Sao Paolo, Brazil. It reveals the similarity of the business environment and characteristics of the area in American cities where in its activities are moderately taken to fit in the relaxation needs of business executives and companies. The city is considered as one of the fastest-growing cities worldwide, and reveals the different foreign businesses that invested in the area due to its several market advantages.

This section offers news briefs concerning the global business sector during the week ending July 6, 1932. The British Empire Economic Conference is to be held in Ottawa, Ontario in the later part of July. The level of Great Britain's textile exports for the first four months of 1932 has increased by nearly 39 percent as compared with the exports during the same period in 1931. Brazil has announced plans for the formation of an organization which will be the same as the Reconstruction Finance Corp. in the U.S.

The article offers international updates related to business. Soviet Union has made consignments to several countries to purchase 1.5 billion U.S. dollar worth of grain abroad. Fiat SpA is negotiating to establish a carmaking facility in Minas Gerais, Brazil. A temporary reprieve on the investigation of overseas operations of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has been granted to multinational corporations.

The article reports on the latest business developments in Brazil as of February 1945. The country thinks that it can compete in the global market if it will strive to reduce its costs and comply with foreign standards of style and quality. Brazil is focusing on such industries as textile, plywood and pulp in its efforts. The industrial policy being espoused by Brazilian President Getúlio Vargas as presented before the Sao Paulo Commercial Association is presented.