Ian Narine

Here is a scenario. You own a car but you are seeking to buy another. The price of your prospective new car just went up by 25 per cent. What would you do?

It is often said that death is the only certainty. If that is true, then the concept of certainty is the only thing that ultimately remains alive

One hundred years ago on April 15, 1912, the RMS Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg in the Northern Atlantic.

With the next repo rate announcement from the Central Bank due on April 27, investors should be keeping a close eye on the inflation numbers that are released with that announcement.

Last Thursday, in the midst of renewed economic and investment enthusiasm, I pointed out that much of the good news such as improved employment numbers were, in fact, lagging economic indicators and t

Interesting things seem to happen in March. It was on March 16, 2008, that Bear Sterns went down.

This column placed the focus on Greece defaulting on its debt obligations more than two years ago. I have always maintained that it was a question of when, not if, this event would occur.

The shareholder agreement (SA) between the Government and CL Financial was signed on June 12, 2009.