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CIBC Caribbean yesterday announced the appointment of veteran banker, Mahadeo Sebarath as the new head of country for its T&T business.
The Arthur Lok Jack Global School of Business (ALJGSB) and the T&T Chamber of Industry and Commerce have announced the reintroduction of the national business sentiment survey, formerly known as the corporate confidence index.
The pace of electric vehicle (EV) sales is picking up around the world. In fact, in 2024, electric car sales surpassed 17 million worldwide, increasing by more than 25 per cent from 2023. The global stock of EVs is currently around 58 million vehicles and the penetration of EVs into the global market has displaced over one million barrels per day of oil consumption in 2024.
French ambassador to T&T, Didier Chabert, is hopeful that a solution to the foreign exchange crisis would be found in the interest of the country’s economy.
Caribbean Corporate Governance Institute (CCGI) chairman Nigel Romano is warning that Artificial Intelligence (AI) can lead to a smaller workforce.
The T&T Promoters’ Association (TTPA) is sounding the alarm over proposed legislative reforms that they believe could disrupt the entertainment and tourism sectors.
The announcement on June 30, 2025 by IDB Invest to subscribe to $250 million in social bonds issued by T&T Mortgage Bank Ltd (TTMB), in partnership with Republic Bank Ltd (RBL), marks the first time in the Caribbean such financing is targetting women.
Perenco has become a major oil and gas producer in T&T following acquisition of assets from Woodside energy.
The Brechin Castle Solar, a joint venture of bp, Shell, and a subsidiary of the National Gas Company, on Wednesday welcomed key Government officials and stakeholders to its project site in Couva.
Facing a tight foreign exchange market, PriceSmart’s Trinidad businesses have turned to the Jamaican capital markets and Trinidadian banks to source up to US$65 million for the construction of its distribution centre and settlement of its outstanding payables.
Chief executive officer of state-owned oil producer Heritage Petroleum Company, Erik Keskula, has resigned to take up a job offer at an international company.
Canada abruptly cancelled its digital services tax less than 24 hours before collecting US$2 billion from tech giants. The trigger wasn’t Silicon Valley lobbying—it was President Trump’s threat to suspend trade negotiations, calling the tax “an attack on America.”
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