Central Bank Tower and Ministry of Finance, the Financial Complex commonly referred to as the Twin Towers in Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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WiLoan staffers provide advice on lending to some employees of the majority state-owned Point Lisas Industrial Port Development Corporation (Plipdeco) during a session last week.
NCBFG chairman, MIchael Lee-Chin
Alex Thomas of Trinity College, in Moka, Maraval
One of the Caribbean Airlines Ltd ATRs, which operates on the route between Tobago and Trinidad
Brent Pinheiro
The Volvo EX90 electric vehicle which was launched at Massy Motors Morvant last Thursday.
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File: A Condor Airbus 330-900neo on the ground moments after operating the inaugural service from Frankfurt last year.
Tobago Tourism Agency Ltd
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FLASHBACK: Dressed as a grim reaper with a scythe, a member of the Public Services Association arrives at Charlie King Junction, Fyzabad, following the annual Labour Day march in June last year.
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Jamaica’s Prime Minister Andrew Holness delivers the keynote address during the opening of the first phase of the Garmex Free Zone Redevelopment and Expansion project on Tuesday.
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World Bank director for the Caribbean, Lilia Burunciuc
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Trinbago Express Shipping, Port-of-Spain office located in the Government Campus Plaza, Richmond Street.
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Former finance minister Larry Howai
Roberto Codallo
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Minister in the Ministry of Energy, Ernesto Kesar, left, with Minister of Energy Roodal Moonilal, executive director at Global Petroleum Group Eduard Vasilyev and finance and corporate affairs officer at GPG Leonid Mironov.
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Central Bank Tower and Ministry of Finance, the Financial Complex commonly referred to as the Twin Towers in Port-of-Spain yesterday.
ANISTO ALVES
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WiLoan staffers provide advice on lending to some employees of the majority state-owned Point Lisas Industrial Port Development Corporation (Plipdeco) during a session last week.
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NCBFG chairman, MIchael Lee-Chin
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St Clair Medical Centre, one of the key private healthcare facilities operated by Medcorp Ltd.
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Private healthcare provider, Medcorp, said last night that its Initial Public Offering (IPO) of 350,000 ordinary shares at $48 a share was fully subscribed and raised the $16.8 million expected.
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The Central Bank tower in the background, at the Eric Williams Financial Complex on Independence Square in Port-of-Spain. The Ministry of Finance tower is in the foreground.
There has been a drop in car loans but an increase in borrowing for real estate investments according to the Central Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC).
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The Volvo EX90 electric vehicle which was launched at Massy Motors Morvant last Thursday.
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In the past two months, several notable car brands such as Mini (Aceman), BYD (Shark), Proton (eMas7) and even roll-on, roll off dealer HSM Marketing (Riddara RD6) have introduced new electric and hybrid vehicle models to the market.
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File: A Condor Airbus 330-900neo on the ground moments after operating the inaugural service from Frankfurt last year.
Tobago Tourism Agency Ltd
Tobago and Barbados have joined together to promote the direct Condor flights from Germany for the 2025/2026 winter season — a move expected to secure early bookings and boost tourist arrivals to both islands.
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FLASHBACK: Dressed as a grim reaper with a scythe, a member of the Public Services Association arrives at Charlie King Junction, Fyzabad, following the annual Labour Day march in June last year.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
Last weekend, as a result of the Labour Day and Corpus Christi holidays, T&T’s workers enjoyed another four-day holiday weekend for 2025.
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Jamaica’s Prime Minister Andrew Holness delivers the keynote address during the opening of the first phase of the Garmex Free Zone Redevelopment and Expansion project on Tuesday.
Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the government intends to have Jamaica established as a leader in logistics and manufacturing, as well as an investment destination.
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World Bank director for the Caribbean, Lilia Burunciuc
Earlier this year, I met a young graduate who had spent the entire summer searching for a job that matched her education—without success. As the weeks passed and her options narrowed, she applied to a local meat shop, hoping to find some form of employment. But even there, she was turned away—she was “overqualified” to pack chicken legs.
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In a disclosure during T&T’s 2025 Mid-Year Budget Review last Wednesday, Attorney General John Jeremie revealed a $200 million “black hole” in legal fees within his ministry—a revelation that has ignited concerns over fiscal discipline, procurement practices and the broader culture of accountability in public finance.
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Trinbago Express Shipping, Port-of-Spain office located in the Government Campus Plaza, Richmond Street.
Customers are irate with Trinbago Express T&T Ltd as they have not received their barrels from as far back as November 2024, while some have since sought legal action.
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SME entrepreneurs face numerous challenges in building a successful enterprise, and one of them stands out from the crowd. An unknown brand is one obstacle to scaling the business. How do you, as an entrepreneur, craft a brand strategy and break out from your marketing Alcatraz?
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Former finance minister Larry Howai
Roberto Codallo
Larry Howai is one of the people in the financial sector who I hold in high regard, having reported on him since his appointment as the CEO of the First Citizens Group in 1997 and during his service as minister of finance and the economy from July 2012 to September 2015.
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The Green Fund is an often-overlooked asset in Trinidad and Tobago. It has been quietly accumulating a significant amount of funds and is rarely ever tapped. At present, the fund contains over $11 billion, but only around $326 million has ever been disbursed in 16 years. This data was recently released with the Auditor General’s Report 2024.
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Queens Royal College student, Obinna Ojuro
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From right to left: Alejandro Ramirez, Cemex regional president for South, Central America and the Caribbean, left, listens to his colleague Jorge Martinez, managing director of Caribbean Cement Company Ltd, with Jamaica’s Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Aubyn Hill, second left, and Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness, at the commissioning of TCL’s debottleneck project in Kingston, Jamaica.
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St Clair Medical Centre, one of the key private healthcare facilities operated by Medcorp Ltd.
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The Central Bank tower in the background, at the Eric Williams Financial Complex on Independence Square in Port-of-Spain. The Ministry of Finance tower is in the foreground.
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The Volvo EX90 electric vehicle which was launched at Massy Motors Morvant last Thursday.
ANISTO ALVES
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File: A Condor Airbus 330-900neo on the ground moments after operating the inaugural service from Frankfurt last year.
Tobago Tourism Agency Ltd
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FLASHBACK: Dressed as a grim reaper with a scythe, a member of the Public Services Association arrives at Charlie King Junction, Fyzabad, following the annual Labour Day march in June last year.
KRISTIAN DE SILVA
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Jamaica’s Prime Minister Andrew Holness delivers the keynote address during the opening of the first phase of the Garmex Free Zone Redevelopment and Expansion project on Tuesday.
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World Bank director for the Caribbean, Lilia Burunciuc
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Trinbago Express Shipping, Port-of-Spain office located in the Government Campus Plaza, Richmond Street.
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