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The resignations from major state organisations continued yesterday, as Caribbean Airlines’ chairman Shameer ‘Ronnie’ Mohammed confirmed to staff he was stepping down.
Rig count is a standard measure of activity in the oil and gas industry. It refers to the number of active drilling rigs in operation at any given time. It is a key indicator for the health of the industry and also a good indicator for future production, investor confidence and the demand for energy support services, especially for drilling-related services and provision of equipment.
Leadership specialist, Maxine Attong believes that the United National Congress (UNC) leader, Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s resounding victory in Monday’s general elections will set a leadership example for women in business and other spheres in life.
The Guyana government says it is intensifying its efforts to strengthen the local content framework in the country’s oil and gas sector, with new commitments aimed at increasing efficiency, tightening legal definitions, and expanding opportunities for local businesses.
Jamaican manufacturing company Seprod has submitted a legal notice to shareholders of AS Brydens & Sons Holdings (ASBH) to confirm its plans to acquire 79.99 per cent of the company.
Trade unions across the country are expectant and eagerly awaiting a return to the negotiating table with the newly elected government.
From laptops for all school children to its commitment to restoring prosperity to the working class, the United National Congress made a number of promises to the nation as it swept to a huge victory in Monday night’s general election.
The National Investment Fund Holding Company has reported a slight decline in the value of its portfolio at the end of fiscal 2024.
In a post to the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange website on Monday, Angostura reported that its board of directors had agreed to the inclusion of the position of deputy CEO within the company’s executive management structure.
Development economist Dr Marlene Attzs is advising the new government to focus on three main issues to reset the economy and achieve economic growth.
Generating new revenue streams will be fundamental when the new government steps into power on Tuesday, says economist Dr Vaalmikki Arjoon and development economist Dr Marlene Attzs.
The Energy Chamber of T&T is continuing to look at the projects which were selected by its judges for presentation at the T&T Energy Conference 2025, during the innovation and technology challenge, and has highlighted one submitted by another of its member companies, TOSL Engineering.
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