Brazil's movie industry eyes comeback
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The 2005 film "The Constant Gardner" won acclaim at film festivals and an Oscar for best supporting actress Rachel Weisz. Now the film's Brazilian director is harnessing his fame to jump-start his country's struggling movie industry.
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Brazil aims to double its production of ethanol in 10 years as the high price of oil and growing concerns over climate change spark a demand for biofuels.
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Brazil plans to invest 10 billion  reais ($4.76 billion) over the next 10 years into biotechnology  research involving renewable energy, agriculture and rain  forest pharmaceuticals, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva  said on Thursday.
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The Brazilian government and a United Nations agency team up to help the country reap more financial rewards from its "creative industries".
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The big-screen moviehouse savior finally restates its financials.
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SYDNEY  - If there's one film that will define the Australian industry in 2008, it could very well be, well, "Australia."
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A long-stalled project to build Brazil's third nuclear power should resume,  Brazilian energy officials recommend.
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Coming soon to a cinema near you: "Return of the Sequel."
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Scions of filmmakers are ready to strike again.
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CIHUATLAN, Mexico  - With bearhugs, wisecracks and peals of laughter, the dream team of "Mexican Wave" film stars is back together working on its first joint celluloid production in six years.
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NEW YORK  - Two years after "Brokeback Mountain" powered Focus Features to the top of the heap for the Golden Globe nominees, the specialty studio is back in familiar territory.
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Brazil's economy expanded at a 5.7 percent rate in the second quarter compared to a year earlier, putting it on solid ground after a recession last year that was the worst in a decade for South America's largest country.
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In a retail market keen on the word ânatural,â exports of Brazilâs beauty products have been rising quickly.
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Betting on strong demand for high-speed internet access in the next few years, Brazilian phone companies are rushing to set up for a broadband boom.
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By Andrew Hay BRASILIA, Brazil  - Brazil wants a seat at the toptable of world nations.
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Seeking to establish the medium as a mass market form of entertainment instead of a niche technology, the game industry has taken the playbook of the movie business.
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Many of Brazil's biggest companies riding high at home are increasingly flexing their muscles on the international stage.