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		<title>Ozzie Carsales buys into Brazilian car site</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 17 Apr 2013 23:55:33 +0000</pubDate>
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    Carsales.com, the Australian automotive site that lost out in its bid to take over Trading Post in Australia, is taking its money and moving elsewhere. The company announced today that it will take a 30-percent stake in WebMotors, the leading automotive site in Brazil. Last month, Carsales announced plans to buy a 19.9 percent stake [...]]]></description>
	
    			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>	Carsales.com, the Australian automotive site that <a href="http://aimgroup.com/2012/12/20/aussies-block-carsales-trading-post-deal/">lost out in its bid to take over Trading Post in Australia</a>, is taking its money and moving elsewhere.<br />
	The company announced today that it will take a 30-percent stake in WebMotors, the leading automotive site in Brazil. Last month, Carsales announced plans to buy a 19.9 percent stake in ICar Asia, which operates in Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia.<br />
	Brazil is a much larger automotive market than Australia, with 2013 sales of 4 million new cars expected &#8212; about four times the total in Australia.<br />
	“Brazil is a highly attractive market with favorable demographics, rising disposable incomes and rapidly growing Internet penetration,” Greg Roebuck, Carsales.com Ltd. CEO and managing director, said in <a href="http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20130417/pdf/42f99bx7179r6d.pdf">the announcement</a>. “WebMotors is the No. 1 online automotive classifieds website in Brazil and delivers to Carsales an exciting opportunity to participate in this market.”<br />
	Banco Santander will retain 70 percent of WebMotors.<br />
	“Carsales is a best-in-class business and we are excited to take advantage of the opportunities that will arise when combining the expertise of Santander in financial services and the experience of Carsales in online classifieds,” said Santander EVP Felix Cardamone. “There is a strong complementarity of knowledge and we look forward to building on an already strong relationship.”<br />
	Carsales (ASX: CRZ) is investing 180 million Brazilian Reais, or about $90 million US / A$89 million. The proceeds will be used to fund growth of WebMotors. Completion of the deal is subject to negotiation of a final agreement and approval by both sides.<br />
	Carsales said WebMotors is profitable on an EBITDA basis and the deal will be accretive to Carsales’ earnings.</p>
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		<title>CareerBuilder Acquires CEVIU in Brazil</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 18 Apr 2012 17:11:40 +0000</pubDate>
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    Published April 18, 2012 CareerBuilder Acquires CEVIU in Brazil *Chicago, IL* – CareerBuilder is making a much-anticipated move into the South American market with the acquisition of CEVIU.com.br, the leading information technology job board in Brazil. CEVIU features the most IT job listings in the country and its online traffic has had a compound annual growth [...]]]></description>
	
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<div>Published April 18, 2012</div>
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<p>CareerBuilder Acquires CEVIU in Brazil</p>
<p>*Chicago, IL* – CareerBuilder is making a much-anticipated move into the South American market with the acquisition of CEVIU.com.br, the leading information technology job board in Brazil. CEVIU features the most IT job listings in the country and its online traffic has had a compound annual growth rate of 158 percent over the last three years, providing CareerBuilder with an accelerated entry into the sixth largest economy in the world. Together, CareerBuilder and CEVIU will bring Brazil’s employers and workers a broader range of recruitment and job search resources for IT and beyond.</p>
<p>Despite its standing as the fifth most populous country in the world, Brazil’s unemployment rate was at 5.7 percent in February 2012, according to the Brazilian Institute for Geography and Statistics. Nearly two-in-five Brazilians use the Internet, a statistic that is quickly increasing, according to Internet World Stats.</p>
<p>“Brazil is one of the fastest-growing emerging economies and a great inroad into the rest of South America,” said Matt Ferguson, CEO of CareerBuilder. “Partnering with the top IT job board in this important market is a key step in CareerBuilder’s international expansion. There is a lot of potential for growth as we pair CEVIU’s expertise in the Brazilian employment market with CareerBuilder’s global reach and services.”</p>
<p>“We’re excited to be a part of CareerBuilder and make an even greater impact on the businesses and workers of Brazil,” said Adriano Dalcin, CEO of CEVIU. * *“We’re able to leverage CareerBuilder’s leadership in job search technology and its network of partners as we respond to Brazil’s expanding talent needs. This gives us and our users a distinct competitive advantage.”</p>
<p>Brazil will be home to the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Summer Olympics, which are expected to bring even more employment opportunities to the country.</p>
<p>With the acquisition of CEVIU, CareerBuilder now operates in 21 markets outside the U.S. and, through partnerships, has a presence in more than 60 markets worldwide. * * *About CEVIU*</p>
<p>CEVIU is the largest IT job site in Brazil, working as a bridge through which 260,000 professionals and over 11,000 companies connect through solutions that attract more than 270,000 unique visitors per month.</p>
<p>Our goal is to continue to expand in the booming Brazilian market through new solutions and partnerships that add value to our services. We are also looking for new markets to take our quality of work to other areas and regions of South America. For more information, visit <a href="http://www.ceviu.com.br./">www.ceviu.com.br.</a> * * *About CareerBuilder®* CareerBuilder is the global leader in human capital solutions, helping companies target and attract their most important asset – their people. Its online career site, CareerBuilder.com®, is the largest in the United States with more than 24 million unique visitors, 1 million jobs and 45 million resumes. CareerBuilder works with the world’s top employers, providing resources for everything from employment branding and data analysis to recruitment support. More than 10,000 websites, including 140 newspapers and broadband portals such as MSN and AOL, feature CareerBuilder’s proprietary job search technology on their career sites. Owned by Gannett Co., Inc. (NYSE:GCI), Tribune Company and The McClatchy Company (NYSE:MNI), CareerBuilder and its subsidiaries operate in the United States, Europe, Canada and Asia. For more information, visit <a href="http://www.careerbuilder.com/">www.careerbuilder.com</a>&lt;<a href="http://www.careerbuilder.com/">http://www.careerbuilder.com. * *</a></p>
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		<title>Monster.com.br and Grupo Estado Form Strategic Job Search and Recruitment Services Alliance</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 14 Feb 2012 20:40:16 +0000</pubDate>
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    Published February 14, 2012 **** *Collaboration will deliver access to more opportunities for job seekers, more online engagement with talent for local businesses* SAO PAULO–(BUSINESS WIRE http://www.businesswire.com/)–Today, Monster.com.br, the Brazilian branch of Monster – the worldwide leader in connecting people to job opportunities and flagship brand of Monster Worldwide, Inc.(NYSE: MWW), and Grupo Estado have announced a [...]]]></description>
	
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<div>Published February 14, 2012</div>
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<p>*Collaboration will deliver access to more opportunities for job seekers, more online engagement with talent for local businesses*</p>
<p>SAO PAULO–(BUSINESS WIRE <a href="http://www.businesswire.com/">http://www.businesswire.com/</a>)–Today, Monster.com.br, the Brazilian branch of Monster – the worldwide leader in connecting people to job opportunities and flagship brand of Monster Worldwide, Inc.(NYSE: MWW), and Grupo Estado have announced a strategic alliance. The classified/ad web page Empregos &amp; Carreiras, published on the Estadao.com.brwebsite (the leading online publication from Grupo Estado editorial group), will now offer Monster Brasil’s complete portfolio of online recruitment services. The alliance fully integrates Monster.com.br’s comprehensive solutions into the Estadao.com.br website, delivering a complete job-search and recruitment experience to local audiences.</p>
<p>*“We’re thrilled that O Estado de S. Paulo has chosen Monster Brasil as its recruitment partner”*</p>
<p>The alliance will empower both job seekers and recruiters by offering job-search capabilities, resume management, career tools and advice. Local employers will benefit from an increased breadth of online recruitment solutions including access to Monster’s CV database and superior talent-matching technology. For those who registered their CV on Monster’s website, this announcement symbolizes a meaningful increase in the number of job opportunities they can now access.</p>
<p>“This alliance celebrates the union between Estadao’s classified/ad pages, the most respected with the largest number of ads and the highest return rate in print publications in Brazil, with Monster, the worldwide leader in connecting people to job opportunities,” said Fabio Costa, Grupo Estado’s Executive Director. “We believe in the success of the project, which will increase the productivity of one of the most important aspects of the Brazilian economy: a better use of the available human resources in the country.”</p>
<p>According to Costa, Estadao will now offer a wide array of multiplatform services, including both the printed newspaper and the internet. The advertising market will also benefit from this alliance, as it allows individual actions or cross media initiatives in both environments – the Monster.com.br and Estadao.com.br websites.</p>
<p>*Empregos &amp; Carreiras *is a relevant publication among the Brazilian HR segment, being the only print publication with nation-wide circulation. Issued every Sunday, it has a circulation of 285,000 with over 1,500 job offers per edition, reaching more than 540,000 O Estado de S. Paulo readers. In addition to providing the job offers from leading companies in the country, readers can find articles about the Brazilian job market, op-ed articles about specialized professionals, and comparative charts about job evaluation and average salaries.</p>
<p>“We’re thrilled that O Estado de S. Paulo has chosen Monster Brasil as its recruitment partner,” said Rob Brouwer, Monster’s Executive VP and General Manager of Latin America and Developing Markets. “By combining O Estado de S. Paulo’s local relationships and credibility with Monster’s recruitment expertise and deep pool of talent and opportunities, seekers will have access to the best job opportunities in their markets. Furthermore, employers will be able to better tap into the talent available in their markets.”</p>
<p>Monster is committed to helping publishers deliver world-class experiences and content to the communities they serve. Monster offers its technology, resources and employment industry expertise to publishers with a goal of helping them deepen advertiser relationships and grow web audiences interested in career content. Monster has relationships with more than 70 media companies, including over 1,000 daily and weekly newspapers globally, to deliver targeted value to employers and job seekers.</p>
<p>Launched in August 2010 in Brazil, monster.com.bralready has a database of 1.5 million CVs and over 300 companies as clients 1. Monster helps companies leverage their employer brand to efficiently attract, hire and manage the best talents online.</p>
<p>*About Grupo Estado*</p>
<p>Grupo Estado acts, within the journalism segment, in print media, radio broadcasting, information services and advertising (classified ads, company guides), entertainment (music concerts, phonographic productions), graphic services and distribution. Considered one of the most traditional and solid corporate groups in the country, it allies tradition with modernity, by proposing a constant evolution in the Brazilian media. Grupo Estado’s leading publication, Estadao, was nominated once again in 2011 among all media as the highest ranked outlet in the Indice de Prestigio da Marca (IPM), compiled by Meio &amp; Mensagem.</p>
<p>The recognition of its editorial quality has also been achieved by receiving a number of other national and international awards, including Premio Esso, Premio Annual Excelencia Jornalistica, Premio José Hamilton Ribeiro de Jornalismo, Sebrae de Jornalismo, 3º Conferencia Latino-Americana de Jornalismo Investigativo (Colpin) and Premio Imprensa Embratel.</p>
<p>*About Monster Brasil*</p>
<p>Monster Brasil is the local branch of Monster – the worldwide leader in connecting people to job opportunities and flagship brand of Monster Worldwide, Inc.(NYSE: MWW). Monster.com.br is more than a job board site. Monster Brasil works for everyone by connecting employers with quality job seekers at all levels and by providing personalized career advice to consumers. Through online media sites and services, Monster delivers vast, highly targeted audiences to advertisers.</p>
<p>1 Internal Monster Data; August 2010 – January 2012</p>
<p>*Contacts*</p>
<p>*Press Contact* Monster.com Kathy O’Reilly, 978-823-2002 <a href="mailto:kathy.oreilly@monster.com">kathy.oreilly@monster.com</a></p>
<p>February 13, 2012 08:59 AM Eastern Time</p>
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