Guyana, the Caribbean coun­try that bor­ders on South Amer­i­ca is set to reg­is­ter the largest eco­nom­ic growth in the world in 2020.

Over­all Mar­ket ac­tiv­i­ty re­sult­ed from trad­ing in 13 se­cu­ri­ties of which 3 ad­vanced, 5 de­clined and 5 trad­ed firm.

“Every­one is equal be­cause every­one has 24 hours. The ques­tion is what do you do with your 24 hours.” These were the words of renowned in­ter­na­tion­al busi­ness­man, ed­u­ca­tor and lead­er­ship au­thor Sted­man Gra­ham as he ad­dressed the first an­nu­al Aegis Busi­ness So­lu­tions Chair­man’s Din­ner. Held at the Re­nais­sance at Shore­lands, this ex­clu­sive din­ner catered to dig­ni­taries and se­nior ex­ec­u­tives of a range of busi­ness­es in Trinidad and To­ba­go.

The Christ­mas sea­son is up­on and, as the tra­di­tion goes, Ex­cel­lent Stores could not be more ex­cit­ed. This year, for the first time ever, they are thrilled to launch the first ever ini­tia­tive of its kind in T&T to sup­port lo­cal tal­ent.

Up to 100,000 lives can be saved an­nu­al­ly us­ing dig­i­tal tech­nol­o­gy to pre­dict move­ment of pop­u­la­tion.

The rush for in­spec­tion stick­ers led to a wind­fall of more than $10 mil­lion for Min­istry of Works and Trans­port (MOWT) ac­cord­ing to the draft es­ti­mates of rev­enue.

BHP, the Aus­tralian out­fit drilling in T&Ts deep wa­ter has an­nounced that its lat­est well, Car­ni­val-1 failed and was a dry hole.

The pri­vate sec­tor must play a big­ger role in dri­ving the na­tion’s econ­o­my said Ryan Lewis, Di­rec­tor, Trinidad and To­ba­go Man­u­fac­tur­ers’ As­so­ci­a­tion (TTMA).

A US$400 mil­lion 10-year bond of­fered by the Telecom­mu­ni­ca­tions Ser­vices of Trinidad and To­ba­go (TSTT) has been “sig­nif­i­cant­ly over-sub­scribed” the T&T Guardian has learned.

Sco­tia­bank has been named to the top 25 list in the 2019 World’s Best Work­places by the Great Place to Work In­sti­tute. The bank moved in­to po­si­tion num­ber 20, up five spaces from its 2018 rank­ing, hav­ing qual­i­fied as a re­sult of its suc­cess in ap­pear­ing in Great Place to Work in the fol­low­ing coun­tries: Pe­ru, Cos­ta Ri­ca, Chile, Do­mini­can Re­pub­lic, Pana­ma, El Sal­vador, Trinidad and To­ba­go, Lon­don and Sin­ga­pore.

Robert Le Hunte, Min­is­ter of Pub­lic Util­i­ties has said that cred­it unions have to adapt to the mod­ern world if they are to sur­vive.

Oil com­pa­nies have con­tributed the most rev­enue dur­ing the 2019 tax amnesty that took place be­tween June 15 and Sep­tem­ber 30.