Ministers and others pose in front of a bank of solar panels at the Brechin Castle Solar Farm.
PriceSmart’s Chaguanas branch
Heritage’s CEO Erik Keskula
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, centre, walks with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, dressed in traditional Indian attire, left, upon his arrival at Piarco International Airport on Thursday, July 3. ↔AP Photo
Devesh Bharath is a student of Queen’s Royal College
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Newly installed Amcham T&T president, Anna Henderson at the organisation’s 32nd annual meeting, at the Hilton Trinidad and Conference Centre, St Anns yesterday.
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The Joe Douglas rig, which was used by bpTT to drill in the Cypre development
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Minister of Energy and Energy Industries Dr Roodal Moonilal
Roberto Codallo
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Dr Ronald Ramkissoon
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Head Of Strategy & Engagement For Global Digital Transformation at Connected Places Catapult, Adam Matthews, speaks during an interview in Maraval on June 5
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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KIRK RAMPERSAD
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From left to right, Randy Ramtahal, TSTT board director, Kern Dass, TSTT chairman, parliamentary secretary in the Ministry of Public Utilities Shivanna Sam, Minister of Public Utilities Barry Padarath, Minister in the Ministry of Public Utilities Clyde Elder, Nadira Prabhudial, Kyle Maloney and Cassilina Kelshall. The new board received their instruments of appointment yesterday at the Ministry of Public Utilities.
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After 60 years operating in T&T, Citibank remains confident that this country‘s market remains profitable for the bank, which is part of a multinational, financial services corporation headquartered in New York.
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AI-driven
Former chief labour officer at the Ministry of Labour and now industrial relations consultant, Sabina Gomez, is assuring both employers and trade unions that the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the world of business and industrial relations is a reality and will transform the old way of doing business.
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Devesh Bharath is a student of Queen’s Royal College
This is the third edition of a seven-part series featuring secondary school students providing their thoughts on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues as part of the HARCON National Youth Sustainability and ESG Pilot Project
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Newly installed Amcham T&T president, Anna Henderson at the organisation’s 32nd annual meeting, at the Hilton Trinidad and Conference Centre, St Anns yesterday.
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Anna Henderson has been named as the new president of the American Chamber of Commerce of Trinidad and Tobago (Amcham T&T).
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The Joe Douglas rig, which was used by bpTT to drill in the Cypre development
Domestically, economic activity will be buttressed by the stabilisation of energy sector output and modest expansion of the non-energy sector over the short to medium-term.
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Minister of Energy and Energy Industries Dr Roodal Moonilal
Roberto Codallo
Israel’s attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities yesterday has led to increases of more than seven per cent in the international price of crude oil.
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Dr Ronald Ramkissoon
As T&T continues to battle the forex crunch which continues to affect businesses and ordinary citizens, two economists are recommending that Government—in its mid year budget review—take into consideration implementing a “managed float” going forward.
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Head Of Strategy & Engagement For Global Digital Transformation at Connected Places Catapult, Adam Matthews, speaks during an interview in Maraval on June 5
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Millions of dollars in public funds could be saved through the adoption of digital construction strategies.
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KIRK RAMPERSAD
In today’s hyper-competitive business landscape, companies globally and in T&T, are realising a simple but powerful truth: focussing on customer retention often yields far greater returns than pouring resources into acquiring new customers.
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From left to right, Randy Ramtahal, TSTT board director, Kern Dass, TSTT chairman, parliamentary secretary in the Ministry of Public Utilities Shivanna Sam, Minister of Public Utilities Barry Padarath, Minister in the Ministry of Public Utilities Clyde Elder, Nadira Prabhudial, Kyle Maloney and Cassilina Kelshall. The new board received their instruments of appointment yesterday at the Ministry of Public Utilities.
COURTESY: MINISTRY OF PUBLIC UTLITIES
The new board of majority State-owned Telecommunications Services of T&T (TSTT) was installed yesterday, sources told Guardian Media.
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Arima Business Association president Sudesh Ramkissoon
As the mid-year budget review approaches business chamber heads would like to see the foreign exchange access difficulties, ease of doing business, diversification strategies as well as crime and national security, be at the forefront.
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Dr Bhoendradatt Tewarie
Former Planning Minister during the People’s Partnership Government, Dr Bhoe Tewarie, is hoping T&T can manage its relationship with Venezuela, given the potential for trade and business ties in the future.
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Devesh Bharath is a student of Queen’s Royal College
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Newly installed Amcham T&T president, Anna Henderson at the organisation’s 32nd annual meeting, at the Hilton Trinidad and Conference Centre, St Anns yesterday.
ANISTO ALVES
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The Joe Douglas rig, which was used by bpTT to drill in the Cypre development
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Minister of Energy and Energy Industries Dr Roodal Moonilal
Roberto Codallo
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Dr Ronald Ramkissoon
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Head Of Strategy & Engagement For Global Digital Transformation at Connected Places Catapult, Adam Matthews, speaks during an interview in Maraval on June 5
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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KIRK RAMPERSAD
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