2025-08-14
49 分钟Hello and welcome to Business Matters.
I'm Liana Byrne.
On the program today, Brazil's president unveils a sweeping plan to help exporters hit by tariffs.
But will it work?
We spoke here in Brazil with mango producers that said that tons of the fruit would likely go raw
because they wouldn't be able to export it.
Meat exporters are estimating a billion dollars in losses until the end of the year.
And why more companies are telling workers to take their shoes off in the office?
If the secretary is signaling that all of that would be in play,
if there were sufficient revenues attached to the Treasury,
then that would be wholesale change to how the expert controls work.
Now,
he did seem to suggest that there would still be some red lines not to be crossed based on national security grounds.
So that clip was actually about a controversial White House deal with US chip giants NVIDIA and AMD that could soon be golled out to other industries.
Now here is why more companies are telling workers to take their shoes off in the office.
We just make sure that people are comfortable in the office environment.
And then so we do not do this to make them a distractor or anything like that.
This in fact helps them just relax and they can just focus on what they are working on.
It sounds nice.
What do you think of that?