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While Caribbean Airlines (CAL) has reintroduced late-night flights between T&T, effective July 1, Tobago hoteliers argue that the problem is not just about flight numbers—it’s about reliability, booking systems, coordination and greater connectivity.
It is important to invest in startup businesses to help them compete in a tech-driven economy.
Predator Oil & Gas Holdings’ planned acquisitions of Challenger Energy Group’s (CEG) operations in T&T has hit a delay.
Methanex Corporation, the Canadian methanol company that operates on the Point Lisas Industrial Estate, has completed the US$1.2billion acquisition of OCI Global’s international methanol business.
The Steel Workers’ Union (SWUTT) is calling on the Government to intervene in the drawn-out liquidation of the ArcelorMittal steel plant at Point Lisas, as the process is stalling payment of millions in severance to former employees.
The Customs and Excise Division has finally reported to stakeholders that the Customs Border Control System (CBCS) or ASYCUDA, is operational, but some users may still be experiencing challenges with the clearance of their goods.
For most of the millennium, the memory of Bagshot House, Maraval would have been lost to most in T&T.
Frustration is growing amongst the business community over the ongoing disruption to the Customs Border Control System (ASYCUDA), which is resulting in significant financial losses for them. And they are now calling for an urgent meeting with the Comptroller of Customs.
Minister of Public Administration and Artificial Intelligence (MPAAI) Dominic Smith says artificial intelligence has immense potential to positively shape the public service.
Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly, Farley Augustine says the THA is mobilising additional land to accommodate the scale and design of the resort.
A ‘misdiagnosis of the situation’ says former Central Bank deputy governor Dr Terrence Farrell as he emphasises that governments need to understand that there are certain things that they shouldn’t even bother to ask central banks when it comes for foreign exchange allocation.
Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association’s (TTMA) has revealed that its recent trade missions abroad have generated millions of dollars as the participating manufacturers seek to play their part in generating much needed foreign exchange.
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