A Saudi prince has launched a defamation lawsuit against Forbes magazine in a UK court for placing him too low on its annual list of the world’s billionaires, the Guardian newspaper has reported.
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In the last calendar year, Hernán Rincón, president of Microsoft Latin America, estimates that he has spent 148 nights in hotels and 30 nights on airplanes.
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United Nations resident co-ordinator in T&T Richard Blewitt says local businesses in T&T need to do more in the area of corporate social responsibly (CSR).
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Google CEO Larry Page is denying reports linking the Internet search company to a secret government programme that has provided the National Security Agency access to email and other personal information transmitted on various online services.
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Just weeks after Caribbean Airlines (CAL) reduced some of its flights out of Jamaica, officials of Fly Jamaica Airways have announced plans to service some of those dropped routes.
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High praise for T&T’s economy from Suriname-based Insurance company Assuria NV, as the regulatory bodies here and in Suriname have given final approval for the company to acquire Gulf Insurance Ltd.
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Grenada says it is willing to be a partner in the development and success of the regional airline, Liat, only if the cash-strapped airline shows itself to be serious and cost effective.
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Overall market activity resulted from trading in ten securities of which five advanced, one declined and four traded firm.
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Finance Minister Larry Howai will take a Supplementary Appropriations Bill before Parliament next Friday seeking a further $1 billion dollars to the 2012-2013 budget, Tertiary Education Minister Fazal Karim has said.
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Executive chairman of the Hadco Group John Hadad says the Government needs to be more consistent with its economic policies. He said investors are holding back because they fear that policies may change when administrations change.
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