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Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Sula embarrassment: rivals mock knockouts on social media 😂
Vasco and Bahia were eliminated from the Copa Sudamericana on Tuesday (22). In the case of the Cruzmaltina team, the fall was somewhat predictable after the thrashing suffered in the first leg. Meanwhile, the team led by Rogério Ceni once again failed to score and also said goodbye to the tournament. The rivals in particular took the opportunity to have fun with the situation. Check out some of the reactions to the eliminations of the two teams: Collection of embarrassments? The level is different... Proceeds?! The gringos don't give a break They joined Cruzeiro, Corinthians and Vitória It was almost, huh! It was only Vasco in possession of the ball It's tough... But there are hopes! 👿👿👿👿👿 This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here. 📸 ARISSON MARINHO - AFP or licensors
Yahoo
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
☕️🥐 FC Breakfast: top side thrashed by U20s, Superman shirt unveiled
🟣 Women's Euro: the recap Yesterday's result 9:00 PM: Spain 2-0 Switzerland Today's schedule 9:00 PM: France - Germany Damp squib 🥶 For his first match at the helm of Leverkusen, Erik ten Hag was down 0-4 against Flamengo's U20... at half-time! Final score 1-5. Hazard's (forgotten) haircut ✂ This flashback photo posted by UEFA made more than one person laugh. The "Superman" jersey arrives 🦸♂️ To celebrate its partnership with DC Comics, the Brazilian club Bahia has got a "Superman" jersey. Yesterday's must-sees 🔍 - We found the worst jerseys for next season - Snoop Dogg becomes co-owner of a former PL club - Man City unveils its new away jersey TV Schedule 📺 9:00 PM: France - Germany (TF1) This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.
Yahoo
17-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Vojvoda's exit cuts number of managers with over a year in charge 👇🏽
The departure of Vojvoda from Fortaleza - who confirmed Renato Paiva this Thursday (17) - ended the second longest tenure among Serie A clubs, as he had been leading the team since May 10, 2021. And it further reduced the number of coaches with more than a year in charge of a top-tier team. The only three remaining are Abel Ferreira (Palmeiras), Rogério Ceni (Bahia), and Léo Condé (Ceará). Roger Machado will expand this list on Friday (18), the day he will complete one year in charge of Internacional. Among the 20 Serie A coaches, 13 (65%) arrived this year. This number does not include Cuca, who was announced by Atlético last year. Fernando Sebara (Red Bull Bragantino) and Filipe Luís (Flamengo) are the others who joined their respective clubs in 2024. 📅 Find out when each elite coach was officially appointed: Abel Ferreira (Palmeiras) - 10/30/2020 Rogério Ceni (Bahia) - 09/09/2023 Léo Condé (Ceará) - 06/30/2024 Roger Machado (Internacional) - 07/18/2024 Filipe Luís (Flamengo) - 09/30/2024 Fernando Seabra (Red Bull Bragantino) - 10/31/2024 Cuca (Atlético) - 12/29/2024 Leonardo Jardim (Cruzeiro) - 02/04/2025 Rafael Guanaes (Mirassol) - 03/13/2025 Renato Gaúcho (Fluminense) - 04/03/2025 Mano Menezes (Grêmio) - 04/21/2025 Dorival Júnior (Corinthians) - 04/28/2025 Cleber Xavier (Santos) - 04/30/2025 Fernando Diniz (Vasco) - 05/09/2025 Cláudio Tencati (Juventude) - 05/13/2025 Daniel Paulista (Sport) - 06/07/2025 Crespo (São Paulo) - 06/18/2025 Davide Ancelotti (Botafogo) - 07/08/2025 Fábio Carille (Vitória) - 07/09/2025 Renato Paiva (Fortaleza) - 07/17/2025 This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here. 📸 JUAN MABROMATA - AFP or licensors
Yahoo
17-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Nestle, Barry Callebaut, re.green to restore areas in Brazil's cocoa, coffee regions
By Gabriel Araujo SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Nestle announced on Thursday environmental restoration projects in partnership with reforestation startup and chocolatier Barry Callebaut in Brazil, seeking to plant millions of trees in areas where it sources key ingredients. WHY IT'S IMPORTANT The initiative is part of a wave of corporate investments scaling up Brazil's reforestation industry and aligns with Nestle's goal to become net zero by 2050, while restoring ecosystems in areas critical for cocoa and coffee production. BY THE NUMBERS The companies said the two separate projects will plant 11 million trees across 8,000 hectares (19,768 acres). The project, designed to span 30 years, involves planting 3.3 million trees of native species from Brazil's coastal Atlantic rainforest in the northeastern state of Bahia. It is expected to generate 880,000 carbon credits. The separate partnership with Barry Callebaut seeks to restore 6,000 hectares in the states of Bahia and Para, most of which will be converted into agroforestry systems with cocoa. KEY QUOTES "These projects will support our decarbonization targets, but our sustainability strategy goes beyond carbon removal," Nestle Brasil's Business Transformation and ESG director Barbara Sapunar said. "We want to regenerate areas in regions where we source ingredients. Environmental restoration increases the resilience of supply chains," she added. CEO Thiago Picolo said the initiatives showcase how companies can go beyond carbon offsetting and invest in restoring landscapes tied to their supply chains. ADDITIONAL CONTEXT Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer and exporter, as well as the world's fifth-largest chocolate market. Nestle will fully fund the project and cover 60% of costs for the Barry Callebaut initiative, it said. They are part of the company's broader goal of planting 200 million trees by 2030 in regions where it sources ingredients such as coffee, cocoa and milk. is backed by Brazilian billionaire Joao Moreira Salles and asset manager Gavea, founded by former Brazilian central bank governor Arminio Fraga. Swiss-based Barry Callebaut is the world's top chocolatier. Error al recuperar los datos Inicia sesión para acceder a tu cartera de valores Error al recuperar los datos Error al recuperar los datos Error al recuperar los datos Error al recuperar los datos
Reuters
17-07-2025
- Business
- Reuters
Nestle, Barry Callebaut, re.green to restore areas in Brazil's cocoa, coffee regions
SAO PAULO, July 17 (Reuters) - Nestle (NESN.S), opens new tab announced on Thursday environmental restoration projects in partnership with reforestation startup and chocolatier Barry Callebaut (BARN.S), opens new tab in Brazil, seeking to plant millions of trees in areas where it sources key ingredients. The initiative is part of a wave of corporate investments scaling up Brazil's reforestation industry and aligns with Nestle's goal to become net zero by 2050, while restoring ecosystems in areas critical for cocoa and coffee production. The companies said the two separate projects will plant 11 million trees across 8,000 hectares (19,768 acres). The project, designed to span 30 years, involves planting 3.3 million trees of native species from Brazil's coastal Atlantic rainforest in the northeastern state of Bahia. It is expected to generate 880,000 carbon credits. The separate partnership with Barry Callebaut seeks to restore 6,000 hectares in the states of Bahia and Para, most of which will be converted into agroforestry systems with cocoa. "These projects will support our decarbonization targets, but our sustainability strategy goes beyond carbon removal," Nestle Brasil's Business Transformation and ESG director Barbara Sapunar said. "We want to regenerate areas in regions where we source ingredients. Environmental restoration increases the resilience of supply chains," she added. CEO Thiago Picolo said the initiatives showcase how companies can go beyond carbon offsetting and invest in restoring landscapes tied to their supply chains. Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer and exporter, as well as the world's fifth-largest chocolate market. Nestle will fully fund the project and cover 60% of costs for the Barry Callebaut initiative, it said. They are part of the company's broader goal of planting 200 million trees by 2030 in regions where it sources ingredients such as coffee, cocoa and milk. is backed by Brazilian billionaire Joao Moreira Salles and asset manager Gavea, founded by former Brazilian central bank governor Arminio Fraga. Swiss-based Barry Callebaut is the world's top chocolatier.
