Sao Paulo
Coverage of Sao Paulo in the Nexus archive.
- LATAM resumes direct winter flights from Sao Paulo to Ushuaia, four weekly frequencies
LATAM has resumed direct winter flights from Sao Paulo to Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, offering four weekly frequencies after several years without regular services. The airline is operating nonstop flights from its main hub in Sao Paulo to the Ushuaia airport.
- Why Brazil Barely Knows Which Schools Sit Near Toxic Sites
A new study maps schools near contaminated sites in poorer nations, revealing Brazil has very few such cases, with most located in São Paulo. The study highlights a lack of knowledge about schools situated near toxic sites in Brazil.
- Brazil detains Spanish woman for racism, in latest high-profile arrest
Brazil’s federal police detained a Spanish citizen at Sao Paulo’s Guarulhos airport for racism, the latest high-profile arrest of a foreign tourist under Brazil’s strict anti-racism laws, which carry penalties of two to five years imprisonment and fines. The incident occurred after a Latam Airlines flight crew from Sao Luis reported the case to authorities.
- Three instructors charged in bridge-jumping death of woman not secured to rope
Three instructors were charged following the death of a woman who fell from the Ponte do Esqueleto in Sao Paulo, Brazil, during a bridge-jumping activity. The woman was not secured to a rope at the time of the incident.
- Young woman who fell to her death in dramatic rope jump tragedy is buried in Brazil
A 21-year-old woman died after falling from a bridge during a rope jumping session in Brazil when instructors failed to secure her with safety equipment. Three men from the company offering the activity were arrested, and an investigation into potential murder charges is underway.
- Woman dies after being thrown from bridge without secured bungee cord in Brazil
A woman died after being thrown from a bridge without a secured bungee cord in Brazil. A police vehicle was observed at a financial center in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on August 28, 2025.
- Brazil Budget Freeze Grounds Aircraft Approval Process
Brazil's budget freeze has stalled the aircraft approval process. Azul SA's bankruptcy filing aims to restructure debt but may hinder its merger with Gol Airlines and weaken its competitive position against regional rivals that have already restructured.
- Raizen Inks $13 Billion Out-of-Court Debt Deal With Creditors
Raizen SA has reached a $13 billion out-of-court debt agreement with creditors. The company's distribution center in Sao Paulo, Brazil, is mentioned in the article.
- Socialite found dead in luxury Brazilian hotel after traveling to Sao Paulo for PLASTIC SURGERY
A socialite was found dead in a luxury hotel in Brazil after traveling to Sao Paulo for plastic surgery. The incident occurred at a high-end establishment, with no additional details provided in the content.
- Socialite found dead in luxury Brazilian hotel after traveling to Sao Paulo for PLASTIC SURGERY
A socialite was found dead in a luxury hotel in Sao Paulo, Brazil, after traveling there for plastic surgery. The incident occurred at a high-end establishment, with no further details provided in the content.
- Petrobras Hikes Gasoline Prices After Brazil Subsidies Approved
Petrobras increased gasoline prices following the approval of subsidies in Brazil. A Petrobras gas station in Sao Paulo is mentioned in the article.
- Compliance wall: China rewriting world’s agriculture trade rules
China's updated agricultural import rules are reshaping supply chains across Asia, with Chinese buyers in Brazil's Sao Paulo offering premiums for deforestation-free beef. The Tianjin Meat Industry Association is leading shifts in China's consumption patterns through targeted purchasing strategies.
- Aegea Investors, Equatorial Bid in One of Brazil’s Biggest Deals This Year
Aegea Investors and Equatorial Bid are involved in a major deal in Brazil, while Sabesp has met its 2025 water targets and is nearing sewage goals, providing services to over 1.3 million people in the first half of 2025.
- Raizen Races to Win Creditor Support as Bondholders Hold Out
Raizen is seeking to win creditor support as bondholders hold out. The company is working to refuel at its distribution center in Sao Paulo. Raizen's efforts are crucial for its financial stability.
- Ometto Weighs Buying Cosan Farm Assets Instead of Funding Raízen
Rubens Ometto is considering buying Cosan farm assets instead of funding Raízen. Bank lending in Brazil has grown at the fastest annual rate since early 2016 due to record-low borrowing costs. This growth supports a gradual recovery in Latin America's largest economy.
- UBS BB Hires Former Bradesco BBI Banker Mesquita as Head of ECM
UBS BB hires Mesquita as Head of ECM, a former Bradesco BBI banker, in Sao Paulo's financial district.
- Petrobras Misses Profit Estimates Despite War-Driven Oil Rally
Petrobras missed profit estimates despite a war-driven oil rally. The company's fourth quarter results are expected to get a boost from production levels. Production remained in line with third quarter records.
- Bradesco BBI Sees Brazil IPO Rebound After Compass Debut
Bradesco BBI expects a rebound in Brazil's IPO market after Compass' debut. The Brasil Bolsa Balcao stock exchange is located in Sao Paulo. This indicates a potential increase in initial public offerings in Brazil.
- Compass Breaks 5-Year Brazil IPO Drought With $650 Million Offer
Compass has broken a 5-year IPO drought in Brazil with a $650 million offer, amidst a positive outlook for the Brazilian real currency. The real was one of the best-performing currencies in emerging markets in August. Traders are awaiting interest rate cuts, following minimal impact from the U.S. trade war.
- China’s Midea Group Raises $2.2 Billion in Convertible Bond Sale
Midea Group raises $2.2 billion in convertible bond sale, Chinese manufacturers increase focus on Latin America's largest economy after US President Donald Trump's election, Midea Group is a Chinese manufacturer of home appliances and electronic equipment.
- Latam Airlines Changes Guidance on Fuel Cost Despite Profit Jump
Latam Airlines has changed its guidance on fuel cost despite experiencing a profit jump. The airline operates aircrafts at Congonhas Airport in Sao Paulo. This change in guidance may impact the company's future financial performance.
- Brazil Nears Its China Beef Quota in Big Shift for Trade Flows
Brazil is nearing its China beef quota, indicating a significant shift in trade flows. This development may impact the global cattle industry. Brazil's cattle ranches, such as those in Sao Paulo state, are key players in this trade.
- Raízen Bondholders Seek $1.6 Billion Injection, Chairman Change
Raízen bondholders are demanding a $1.6 billion capital injection, coinciding with a proposed change in the company's chairman. The request highlights financial strain and leadership transition at the Brazilian energy firm.
- Taylor Momsen hospitalized with spider bite, posts photo of bite spreading up her leg
Taylor Momsen, lead singer of The Pretty Reckless, was hospitalized due to a spider bite. She shared a photo showing the bite spreading up her leg. The incident occurred around the time of her performance in Sao Paulo on February 24.
- Raizen’s Creditors Said to Ask for 90% Equity Stake in Debt Swap
Raizen SA's creditors are reportedly seeking a 90% equity stake in a debt swap due to financial strain from high interest rates, poor harvests, and underperforming investments. The company, backed by Cosan SA and Shell Plc, operates a major distribution center in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
- Brazil Deposit Guarantor Holds Off on BRB Loan Amid Banco Master Risk
The Brazil Deposit Guarantor is delaying a BRB loan decision due to risks associated with Banco Master. The situation involves a Banco de Brasilia branch in Sao Paulo, highlighting financial uncertainty in the region.
- Brazil’s Oncoclinicas to File for Creditor Protection on Monday
Brazil's Oncoclinicas, a healthcare provider, plans to file for creditor protection on Monday, indicating financial distress. The news comes amid ongoing challenges in the healthcare sector.