Brazilian meat processor JBS (OTCQX:JBSAY) moved closer to securing a long-sought listing on the New York Stock Exchange, ...

Making meat is a messy business. But for Brazilian meat giant JBS, getting approval to trade its shares on the New York Stock ...

The Brazilian company, the world’s biggest meat processor, has long desired a U.S. stock listing to give it access to more ...

Brazilian meat giant JBS has come a step closer to its long-held goal of trading its shares on the New York Stock Exchange ...

Brazilian meatpacker JBS on Friday secured shareholder support for a long-planned dual listing in the United States and ...

J&F Investimentos, the Batista holding entity that owns 48 per cent of JBS, is abstaining from the vote, as is the company’s ...

Brazil's largest meatpacking company, JBS SA, secured shareholder approval Friday for its long-expected dual listing plan.

Brazilian meatpacking giant JBS SA is not backing down from its plan to conduct a dual listing, arguing that the proposal ...

Minority shareholders in Brazil meatpacking giant JBS today backed proposals for a dual stock market listing on Wall Street and in Brazil, despite opposition from US environmental and anti ...

Brazil-based meat giant JBS hopes an upcoming shareholder vote will put it one step closer to a listing on the New York Stock Exchange Making meat is a messy business. But for Brazilian meat giant ...

Making meat is a messy business. But for Brazilian meat giant JBS, getting approval to trade its shares on the New York Stock Exchange has been even messier. Environmentalists, animal rights ...

Early vote totals, which JBS released Thursday in a filing in Brazil, showed that 52% of shareholders opposed the plan. But there were many more votes to be counted, so the outcome was far from clear.