Cruzeiro

Brazilan soccer clubs Cruzeiro Esporte Clube or Cruzeiro E.C. and known simply as Cruzeiro is a team, from the city of Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

Cruzeiro Esporte Clube shirt 2007/08 Brazilian Serie-A Azmie aka switch image 2007

Brazilan soccer clubs Cruzeiro Esporte Clube or Cruzeiro E.C. and known simply as Cruzeiro is a team, from the city of Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

Archive 2007-11-01 Azmie aka switch image 2007

"The prices for shares in Brazil and other emerging markets are likely to become attractive in the first quarter due to timid performance in 2010," said Jason Vieira , an equity and macroeconomic analyst at the local Cruzeiro do Sul bank.

For Brazilian Stocks, First Period Could Prove Bumpy Rogerio Jelmayer 2011

Across the nearby border in the Brazilian city of Cruzeiro do Sul, journalist Nelson Liano was in a supermarket at the time of the quake and said some goods fell off the shelves.

Strong 7.0-magnitude quake shakes Peruvian Amazon Reuters 2011

Jason Vieira , an analyst at Sao Paulo brokerage Cruzeiro do Sul, said that the Brazilian government's 4.5% inflation target isn't compatible with expectations for stronger economic growth.

As Brazil's Economy Slows, Landing Concerns Grow Jeff Fick 2011

"The interest rate cuts should continue," said Jason Vieira, an economist at São Paulo brokerage Cruzeiro do Sul.

Brazil Hit Inflation Target, But Not Bull's-eye, in 2011 JEFF FICK 2012

Her three biggest creditors—Banco Cruzeiro do Sul SA, Banco Daycoval SA and Banco Panamericano SA—are medium-size Brazilian banks that have expanded loan books in part by borrowing cheaply overseas.

Dark Side of Brazil's Rise John Lyons 2011

Across the nearby border in the Brazilian city of Cruzeiro do Sul, journalist Nelson Liano was in a supermarket at the time of the quake and said some goods fell off the shelves.

Strong 7.0-magnitude quake shakes Peruvian Amazon Reuters 2011

Two of the banks, Daycoval and Banco Cruzeiro, have claims on Ms. Guarnieri's paycheck and are still getting paid.

Dark Side of Brazil's Rise John Lyons 2011

Ronaldo, who thrived in Europe after leaving Cruzeiro for PSV Eindhoven in 1993, played in three World Cups, helping Brazil win the title in 2002 in South Korea and Japan by scoring twice in the final in a 2-0 win over Germany.

Brazil World Cup winner Ronaldo calls time on career at 34 2011