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Monsanto and local growers in dispute over Brazilian intellectual property law

At the heart of the dispute are the intellectual property rights of Monsanto, which believes that Brazilian law dictates that it should receive royalties through 2014.

Executive Changes that could Impact

At Four Seasons Hotels, Inc., a change in CEO could make or break the company's efforts to expand in Brazil.

The New York Times says it will respect Brazilian law with its Portuguese-language website

It's unclear whether The Times' ownership group has consulted directly with a lawyer in Brazil, although it claims to understand local business laws.

Brazil backs treaty that would regulate international arms deals

In an effort to show its increased commitment to world peace, Brazilian officials are supporting a treaty that would regulate international weapons trade.

New Android-powered iPhone may pose legal risks for Brazilian company

Foreign businesses attempting to conduct transactions in Brazil as well as produce new products or manufacturing centers will need to be prepared for intellectual property compliance.

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