Overall market activity resulted from trading in 11 securities of which four advanced, one declined and six traded firm.
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T&T’s energy-reliant economy is not doing well and as past history shows, there has been social unrest because of this economic instability, Dr Vanus James, professor, University of Technology, Jamaica, said yesterday.
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The shareholder governments of regional airline, LIAT, will meet in Barbados today, but a planned meeting in Bridgetown with T&T’s Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar will not materialise, Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves has said.
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The T&T Automotive Dealers Association (TTADA) wants the Government to give concessions on foreign-used hybrid vehicles.
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The Chaguanas West by-election needs to be treated with the seriousness it deserves—but not more. It is threatening to become a distraction from numerous other more serious issues.
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Audi has started the second quarter with further sales growth. In April, the Ingolstadt-based company sold around 133,500 cars, representing an increase of 6.6 per cent compared with the prior-year month.
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The Panama Canal Authority said Wednesday it has adopted several water-saving measures to help save energy as the Central American country faces a power shortage because of a lack of rain.
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The incoming head of the World Trade Organisation says his first priority will be to try to rescue its credibility as a forum for trade negotiations.
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McDonalds says a key sales figure slipped again in April, with the worlds biggest hamburger chain citing fears over a new strain of avian flu for weakness in China.
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Convicted ex-Enron Corp CEO Jeffrey Skilling’s more than 24-year prison sentence for his role in the collapse of the once mighty energy giant could be reduced by as much as ten years if a federal judge approves an agreement reached yesterday between...
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