Gerson Freitas Jr.
Agriculture Americas Reporter at Bloomberg News
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Clarice Couto |Gerson Freitas Jr.
JBS SA cleared the way for a long-awaited listing of its shares in New York, overcoming fierce opposition from environmental groups and concentrating more power in the hand of the billionaire Batista brothers. The Brazilian company’s reorganization plan that has been years in the making received the votes it needed from minority shareholders at a meeting in Sao Paulo, JBS said in a filing. The approval removes the last major hurdle for a planned US listing that proved highly divisive.
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ttnews.com | Clarice Couto |Gerson Freitas Jr.
Government Business Private Top 100 May 23, 2025 1:28 PM, EDT Approval Removes Last Major Hurdle for Divisive Listing JBS has touted the plan as key to accessing a broader pool of investors and building confidence in its corporate governance standards.
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nzherald.co.nz | Clarice Couto |Gerson Freitas Jr.
Bird flu has been detected on a poultry farm in southern Brazil. Photo / 123rfThe detection of bird flu in a single poultry farm in southern Brazil is reverberating around the world, cutting supplies to voracious consumers from China to Europe. Shipments to top destinations, which also include Mexico and South Korea, have been suspended as the world’s largest chicken exporter seeks to stop the deadly H5N1 strain from spreading.
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bloomberg.com | Clarice Couto |Gerson Freitas Jr.
La detección de gripe aviar en una granja avícola en el sur de Brasil está teniendo repercusiones en todo el mundo, reduciendo el suministro a consumidores voraces desde China hasta Europa. Los envíos a los principales destinos, que también incluyen México y Corea del Sur, fueron suspendidos mientras el mayor exportador mundial de pollo intenta detener la propagación de la mortal cepa H5N1.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Clarice Couto |Gerson Freitas Jr.
The detection of bird flu in a single poultry farm in southern Brazil is reverberating around the world, cutting supplies to voracious consumers from China to Europe. Shipments to top destinations, which also include Mexico and South Korea, have been suspended as the world’s largest chicken exporter seeks to stop the deadly H5N1 strain from spreading.
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