Vic Salickram, group VP, Republic Financial Holdings Ltd and VP, Republic Bank Ltd
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Agostini’s chairman Christian Mouttet
WiPay’s chief operations officer, John Mollenthiel, making a presentation at the launch of the Colour app in Colombia last month.
The Carib Brewery compound in Champs Fleurs.
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Caribbean actuary, Derek Osbourne
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Dr Andre Vincent Henry, left, director of Cipriani College of Labour and Co-operative Studies, receives a presentation from Carl B Greenidge, Esq, former vice president of the Cooperative Republic and agent to the International Court of Justice, at the college’s seminar on “The Guyana-Venezuela Border Controversy: Perspectives from Guyana,” held on November 20, 2023. Looking on are former acting director of the Institute of International Relations, UWI Dr Raymond Kirton and Guyana’s former chief of staff, Rear Admiral (retired) Gary Anthony Rodwell Best.
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oDeliver CEO Jonathan Clayton, left, and oDeliver CTO, Aaron Austin deBourg, sign an agreement for Agostini’s and Term Finance to acquire shares in oDeliver. Looking on are Term Finance director, Colin Sabga, left, and Agostini new business development director Jean-Luc Mouttet at Agostini’s Limited, Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Nedco chairman Clarry Benn, left, looks on as Nedco CEO, Calvin Maurice and Labdico general manager (Ag) Terrence Boodoosingh, sign the Memorandum of Understanding for a partnership between the two state agencies. The signing was also observed by Labidco chairman Dr Joseph Khan, right, and Minister of Labour and MP for La Brea, Stephen Mc Clashie, background.
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President of the T&T Coalition of Services Industries, Mark Edghill, celebrates with the president of the Belize Coalition of Services Providers, Dr Dionne Chamberlain-Miranda, after signing an MOU for a strategic partnership agreement (SPA) at the TTCSI’s head office in Woodbrook last Thursday.
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NCBFG chairman, MIchael Lee-Chin
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Many homeowners including those at The Residences at South Park in Tarouba are likely to face higher insurance premiums, increased electricity rates and the reintroduction of the Property Tax in 2024.
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People dance outside of a Pedro Medoza school after a voting rehearsal for the upcoming December referendum for the territorial dispute between Guyana and Venezuela in Caracas, Venezuela on November 19.
Ariana Cubillos
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Chief operating officer of the Co-operative Credit Union League, Dianne Joseph
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Acting permanent secretary in the Ministry of Digital Transformation Cory Belfon speaks during the second day of the Big Data Forum 2023 at the Hyatt Regency, Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Vic Salickram, group VP, Republic Financial Holdings Ltd and VP, Republic Bank Ltd
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Agostini’s chairman Christian Mouttet
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WiPay’s chief operations officer, John Mollenthiel, making a presentation at the launch of the Colour app in Colombia last month.
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National Centre for Persons with Disabilities CEO Stephen Creese, left, with T&T Blind Welfare Association executive officer Kenneth Suratt; Nedco CEO Calvin Maurice; West Indian Tobaco Company chairman Ingrid Lashley; Serving Women and Youth President Kala Luthre, and NiNa Young Women’s Leadership Programme founder Akosua Dardaine after the signing as partners during Nedco’s, A Spotlight on Training and Business Advisory Services at Hyatt Regency on Monday.
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The National Entrepreneurship Development Company Ltd (Nedco) continues to recognise the importance of micro and small enterprise to this country economy and, as such, will be adding a suite of new training and business advisory products focused on additional niche market areas, particularly youth entrepreneurs, female entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs living with disabilities.
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SuperPharm’s newest location, St Augustine
Pharmacy and convenience chain SuperPharm has made a strategic entry into the St. Augustine landscape, opening the doors of its tenth location yesterday to its new customers.
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Three weeks ago, Trade and Industry Minister Paula Gopee-Scoon opened a T&T booth at the sixth China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai in China.
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Dr Andre Vincent Henry, left, director of Cipriani College of Labour and Co-operative Studies, receives a presentation from Carl B Greenidge, Esq, former vice president of the Cooperative Republic and agent to the International Court of Justice, at the college’s seminar on “The Guyana-Venezuela Border Controversy: Perspectives from Guyana,” held on November 20, 2023. Looking on are former acting director of the Institute of International Relations, UWI Dr Raymond Kirton and Guyana’s former chief of staff, Rear Admiral (retired) Gary Anthony Rodwell Best.
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International relations practitioner, Dr. Raymond Mark Kirton, says Venezuela’s acts of aggression against Guyana over the years have impacted the economy of the English-speaking, South American country.
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Trinidad & Tobago’s national anthem was originally composed for the West Indies Federation. While the Federation did not last long, the Caribbean Community (or Caricom) and the Caribbean Single Market & Economy (or CSME) has facilitated the movement of people and businesses throughout the islands. In recent years, as a result of the CSME, many Trinbagonians have purchased or invested in businesses and properties in other Caricom member states, including Barbados. In this article we will answer some frequently asked questions that Trinbagonians may have about purchasing property in Barbados.
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oDeliver CEO Jonathan Clayton, left, and oDeliver CTO, Aaron Austin deBourg, sign an agreement for Agostini’s and Term Finance to acquire shares in oDeliver. Looking on are Term Finance director, Colin Sabga, left, and Agostini new business development director Jean-Luc Mouttet at Agostini’s Limited, Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Agostini’s Limited and Term Finance have both acquired a 20 per cent stake in oDeliver, a technology business providing logistics services to over 5,000 merchants across Trinidad & Tobago.
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Nedco chairman Clarry Benn, left, looks on as Nedco CEO, Calvin Maurice and Labdico general manager (Ag) Terrence Boodoosingh, sign the Memorandum of Understanding for a partnership between the two state agencies. The signing was also observed by Labidco chairman Dr Joseph Khan, right, and Minister of Labour and MP for La Brea, Stephen Mc Clashie, background.
The La Brea Industrial Development Company Ltd (Labidco) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Entrepreneurship Development Company Ltd (NEDCO) to become a partner institution for Nedco’s business accelerator programme.
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President of the T&T Coalition of Services Industries, Mark Edghill, celebrates with the president of the Belize Coalition of Services Providers, Dr Dionne Chamberlain-Miranda, after signing an MOU for a strategic partnership agreement (SPA) at the TTCSI’s head office in Woodbrook last Thursday.
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T&T Coalition of Services Industries (TTCSI) Chief Executive Officer, Vashti Guyadeen is confident that small and medium-sized (SMEs) services companies in both T&T and Belize, will benefit from a new and strategic partnership between the TTCSI and the Belize Coalition of Service Providers (BCSP).
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NCBFG chairman, MIchael Lee-Chin
Jamaica's NCB Financial Group (NCBFG) yesterday reported a 56 per cent reduction in its net profit for the financial year ended September 30, 2023.
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Many homeowners including those at The Residences at South Park in Tarouba are likely to face higher insurance premiums, increased electricity rates and the reintroduction of the Property Tax in 2024.
Innis Francis
Thousands of homeowners in T&T are facing the prospect of a dismal 2024, with a sharp reduction in their disposable income, as a result of the reintroduction of the tax on property, the proposed escalation in the price of electricity and higher home insurance premiums.
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People dance outside of a Pedro Medoza school after a voting rehearsal for the upcoming December referendum for the territorial dispute between Guyana and Venezuela in Caracas, Venezuela on November 19.
Ariana Cubillos
The December 3 referendum in Venezuela on that country’s long-standing claim for what amounts to two-third of Caricom member state, Guyana, is an event of existential importance for T&T and Caricom.
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Chief operating officer of the Co-operative Credit Union League, Dianne Joseph
Christmas is a season for spending. Whether on additional groceries or fancy gifts, the Yuletide holiday is often awash with bustling shoppers.
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Nigel Edwards, executive director of the Unit Trust Corporation, left, makes a point during yesterday’s investor engagement at a panel discussion on UTC’s first shares sales event at the Golden Grove Ballroom, Habor Club, Curio Collection by Hilton in St Lucia. Other panelists, from left, UTC’s chief risk officer, Crystal Rodriguez-Greaves; regional collective investment scheme manger, Omar Burch-Smith and moderator, Lissa Joseph.
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CEO of TTMA Dr Mahindra Ramdeen
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Massy Holdings chairman Robert Riley
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National Centre for Persons with Disabilities CEO Stephen Creese, left, with T&T Blind Welfare Association executive officer Kenneth Suratt; Nedco CEO Calvin Maurice; West Indian Tobaco Company chairman Ingrid Lashley; Serving Women and Youth President Kala Luthre, and NiNa Young Women’s Leadership Programme founder Akosua Dardaine after the signing as partners during Nedco’s, A Spotlight on Training and Business Advisory Services at Hyatt Regency on Monday.
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SuperPharm’s newest location, St Augustine
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Dr Andre Vincent Henry, left, director of Cipriani College of Labour and Co-operative Studies, receives a presentation from Carl B Greenidge, Esq, former vice president of the Cooperative Republic and agent to the International Court of Justice, at the college’s seminar on “The Guyana-Venezuela Border Controversy: Perspectives from Guyana,” held on November 20, 2023. Looking on are former acting director of the Institute of International Relations, UWI Dr Raymond Kirton and Guyana’s former chief of staff, Rear Admiral (retired) Gary Anthony Rodwell Best.
Anthony Wilson
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oDeliver CEO Jonathan Clayton, left, and oDeliver CTO, Aaron Austin deBourg, sign an agreement for Agostini’s and Term Finance to acquire shares in oDeliver. Looking on are Term Finance director, Colin Sabga, left, and Agostini new business development director Jean-Luc Mouttet at Agostini’s Limited, Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Nedco chairman Clarry Benn, left, looks on as Nedco CEO, Calvin Maurice and Labdico general manager (Ag) Terrence Boodoosingh, sign the Memorandum of Understanding for a partnership between the two state agencies. The signing was also observed by Labidco chairman Dr Joseph Khan, right, and Minister of Labour and MP for La Brea, Stephen Mc Clashie, background.
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President of the T&T Coalition of Services Industries, Mark Edghill, celebrates with the president of the Belize Coalition of Services Providers, Dr Dionne Chamberlain-Miranda, after signing an MOU for a strategic partnership agreement (SPA) at the TTCSI’s head office in Woodbrook last Thursday.
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NCBFG chairman, MIchael Lee-Chin
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