The Methanex plant on the Point Lisas Industrial Estate.
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Eric Parrado, IDB’s chief economist and economic counsellor of the research department
Prestige Holdings chairman Christian E Mouttet
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A vendor empties a bag of black sorrel into trays at his stall in the Chaguanas market last December. The market will be one of the locations that will soon have free WiFi through an initiative by the Ministry of Digital Transformation.
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Former Minister of Energy, Kevin Ramnarine
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Prime Minister Stuart Young, centre, meets with the Central Bank Governor and his officials, Bankers Association of T&T and heads of the commercial banks at the conference room Whitehall, Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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Prime Minister Stuart Young, right, congratulates Vishnu Dhanpaul, the new Minister of Finance, at the swearing-in ceremony of the Cabinet at President’s House, St Ann’s, Port-of-Spain last week.
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ANSA McAL Group CEO Anthony N Sabga III speaks during the company’s 2024 financial report news conference at the group’s boardroom in the Tatil building in Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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The new terminal at the ANR Robinson International Airport
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Steel Workers Union T&T president Timothy Bailey
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ANSA McAL Group CEO Anthony N Sabga III, left, and group chairman Norman Sabga at the company’s recent release of financial results at Tatil Building, Maraval Road, Port-of-Spain.
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WiLoan chief executive officer Lyron Marlow speaks at the launch of its online platform at the rooftop of the Brix Autograph Collection hotel in St Ann’s, last Thursday.
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President and CEO Sagicor Group Jamaica, Chris Zacca
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Outfitted with a state-of-the-art roller system, the unit was built to accommodate the easy loading and storage of up to 40 aircraft pallets. General manager, Marklan Moseley demonstrates for CEO Garvin Medera the ease with which loaded pallets may be moved around the space.
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Nandi Mandela, granddaughter of the late South African freedom fighter and president, Nelson Mandela (right).
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Caricom Private Sector Organisation CEO and technical director Dr Patrick Antoine
The US Government’s proposal to impose huge fees on Chinese-built or Chinese-flagged vessels docking at US ports could increase the cost of freight to the Caribbean by between 50 and 60 per cent, which could result in higher prices on imported goods of 15 to 20 per cent.
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Siparia Chamber of Commerce president Emerson Cheddie
Some business groups believe that they should be included at the table of foreign exchange talks as the shortage has been affecting their membership for several years.
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This is the first installment of a two-part series examining natural gas prices. In this segment, we focus on the international pricing benchmarks for natural gas across three key markets: the Netherlands Title Transfer Facility (TTF), the US Henry Hub and the Japan/Korea Marker (JKM). These markets play a critical role in determining natural gas prices globally and are particularly relevant to T&T.
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Former Minister of Energy, Kevin Ramnarine
While the full details of the meeting between Prime Minister Stuart Young and the United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Jamaica yesterday is not yet known former Energy Minister, Kevin Ramnarine, says uncertainty still looms over this country’s gas deals with Venezuela.
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Prime Minister Stuart Young, centre, meets with the Central Bank Governor and his officials, Bankers Association of T&T and heads of the commercial banks at the conference room Whitehall, Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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As Trinidad and Tobago faces ongoing foreign exchange shortages, Prime Minister Stuart Young revealed that bankers have been receptive to discussions on foreign exchange accessibility and solutions to increasing bank fees.
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Prime Minister Stuart Young, right, congratulates Vishnu Dhanpaul, the new Minister of Finance, at the swearing-in ceremony of the Cabinet at President’s House, St Ann’s, Port-of-Spain last week.
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The eyes of many businesspeople and ordinary citizens will be focussed on Whitehall today as the Government meets with members of the banking sector to pave the way forward in tackling this country's continued forex crisis.
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ANSA McAL Group CEO Anthony N Sabga III speaks during the company’s 2024 financial report news conference at the group’s boardroom in the Tatil building in Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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ANSA McAL Group CEO, Anthony Sabga III, said yesterday the company took the decision to suspend its dividends for three years in order to reallocate capital to fund future acquisitions as well as continue investing in technology and automation to drive efficiencies and optimise supply chains.
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The new terminal at the ANR Robinson International Airport
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While this country welcomed the new US$129.83 million terminal at the ANR Robinson International Airport, Crown Point, Tobago about a week ago, developmental economist Dr Marlene Attzs says the facility should not be seen as just another infrastructure project - rather it must be a tool for economic transformation, a catalyst for growth, job creation and sustainable development for the island.
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Steel Workers Union T&T president Timothy Bailey
The iron and steel plant that was once owned by international steel giant ArcelorMittal at the Point Lisas Industrial Estate in Couva is still not up and running despite having new owners.
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ANSA McAL Group CEO Anthony N Sabga III, left, and group chairman Norman Sabga at the company’s recent release of financial results at Tatil Building, Maraval Road, Port-of-Spain.
The ANSA McAL group yesterday declared after-tax profit of $675.54 million in its financial year ended December 31, 2024, a 13.6 per cent increase compared to the $584.48 million the company earned in 2023.
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WiLoan chief executive officer Lyron Marlow speaks at the launch of its online platform at the rooftop of the Brix Autograph Collection hotel in St Ann’s, last Thursday.
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A financial solution for the man on the street and the unbanked. That is the premise on which WiLoan was built.
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President and CEO Sagicor Group Jamaica, Chris Zacca
Caribbean Information and Credit Rating Services Limited (CariCRIS) has issued improved ratings for Sagicor Group Jamaica.
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The National Flour Mills complex on Wrightson Road, Port of Spain.
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Executive director, Caribbean Export Development Agency, Dr Damie Sinanan.
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The cover of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association report on the performance of the industry in 2024 and the outlook in 2025
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Caricom Private Sector Organisation CEO and technical director Dr Patrick Antoine
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Siparia Chamber of Commerce president Emerson Cheddie
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Former Minister of Energy, Kevin Ramnarine
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Prime Minister Stuart Young, centre, meets with the Central Bank Governor and his officials, Bankers Association of T&T and heads of the commercial banks at the conference room Whitehall, Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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Prime Minister Stuart Young, right, congratulates Vishnu Dhanpaul, the new Minister of Finance, at the swearing-in ceremony of the Cabinet at President’s House, St Ann’s, Port-of-Spain last week.
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ANSA McAL Group CEO Anthony N Sabga III speaks during the company’s 2024 financial report news conference at the group’s boardroom in the Tatil building in Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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The new terminal at the ANR Robinson International Airport
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Steel Workers Union T&T president Timothy Bailey
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