LI­AT20’s 5N-BUV, an Em­braer ERJ-145 op­er­at­ing as 5L365, touched down at Pi­ar­co In­ter­na­tion­al Air­port yes­ter­day with 15 pas­sen­gers on board from An­tigua. 

With pre­lim­i­nary work on the Drag­on Gas project al­ready tak­ing place, Ed­mond Thomp­son, vice-pres­i­dent and man­ag­ing di­rec­tor at Nu­trien Trinidad says this will great­ly help the com­pa­ny con­tin­ue its op­er­a­tions.

Two weeks ago, at the launch of the Re­port on Eco­nom­ic De­vel­op­ment (RED) 2024 by CAF, the De­vel­op­ment Bank of Latin Amer­i­ca and the Caribbean, at the Cen­tral Bank Au­di­to­ri­um, Min­is­ter of Fi­nance, Colm Im­bert, heaped sig­nif­i­cant praise on the or­gan­i­sa­tion.

In this space one week ago, un­der the head­line, ‘Would Trinidad be bet­ter off in­de­pen­dent of To­ba­go?’ this col­umn es­ti­mat­ed that val­ue of the trans­fers from Trinidad to To­ba­go in the 2025 fis­cal year would be $4.5 bil­lion, while cit­ing a pro­jec­tion from lo­cal econ­o­mist, Dr Vanus James, that the To­ba­go econ­o­my could gen­er­ate about $500 mil­lion in tax­es.

In a re­cent analy­sis, it was not­ed that 11 per cent of T&T’s cur­rent nat­ur­al gas pro­duc­tion is used for do­mes­tic elec­tric­i­ty gen­er­a­tion. This is an in­crease from 8 per cent to 11 per cent, de­spite a sharp de­cline in over­all gas pro­duc­tion from 4.2 bcfd in 2013 to 2.4 bcfd in 2024. This in­di­cates min­i­mal progress in en­er­gy con­ser­va­tion or ef­fi­cien­cy with­in the elec­tric­i­ty sec­tor, de­spite de­clin­ing re­sources.

While things are back to nor­mal af­ter al­most two months of protest on the Port of Port of Spain, there are some de­lays on the ex­port side.

Top CEOs are back­ing their busi­ness­es to pros­per in the face of de­clin­ing con­fi­dence in the glob­al econ­o­my, a KP­MG sur­vey of more than 1,300 cor­po­rate lead­ers from across the world finds.

CIBC Caribbean Bank Lim­it­ed yes­ter­day re­port­ed re­port­ed net in­come of US$277.5 mil­lion for its fi­nan­cial year end­ed Oc­to­ber 31, 2024, which is an in­crease of US$7.6 mil­lion or 3 per cent from pri­or year’s net in­come of US$269.9 mil­lion. net in­come an in­crease in­come for the fi­nan­cial year end­ed Oc­to­ber 31, 2024.

Sco­tia­bank was yes­ter­day named as Trinidad and To­ba­go’s Bank of the Year 2024 by the Banker Mag­a­zine.

The for­mer Holy Faith Con­vent, Cou­va stu­dent fell in love with bak­ing from a young age. She was fur­ther en­tranced when the now-de­funct T&T Hos­pi­tal­i­ty and Tourism In­sti­tute host­ed a ca­reer fair at the school.

If you’re look­ing out for sor­rel to make your tra­di­tion­al hol­i­day drinks or even fes­tive condi­ments like rel­ish­es and jams, chances are the pop­u­lar fruit will not be in abun­dance this month.

As An­gos­tu­ra’s Hold­ing Ltd con­tin­ues to ex­pand its mar­ket reach, the rum and bit­ters com­pa­ny is set to pen­e­trate Mozam­bique in East Africa this month.