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ROGER JACOB
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Newly appointed chief operating officer of the Guardian Group, Greer Quan
A truck driver shares a light moment with a Port of Port-of-Spain police officer while getting back into his truck after getting his documents, Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain in October.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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Minister of Finance Colm Imbert and CAF representative for T&T Bernardo Requena are all smiles after signing a US$35 million investment loan to strengthen the Export-Import Bank of T&T’s services to cater for the SME sector.
COURTESY: MINISTRY OF FINANCE
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Robert Le Hunte
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley at the post-cabinet news conference last week.
KERWIN PIERRE
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Edmond Thompson, vice-president and managing director, Nutrien Trinidad
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Scotiabank T&T’s managing director, Gayle Pazos
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Country Leader, KPMG Caricom Raymond Campbell
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CIBC Caribbean’s CEO, Mark St Hill
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Rebekah James with her husband Joshua display their prepackaged soaked fruits.
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Rahim Mohammed, Angostura’s executive manager poses with one of the company’s rum products at its Laventille head office on Monday.
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Former Massy CEO, Gervase Warner
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Energy and Energy Industries Minister Stuart Young speaks on energy matters during a press conference at the ministry’s headquarters, Tower C, International Waterfront Centre, Wrighston Road, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
NICOLE DRAYTON
The current chairman and the board of the National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago (NGC) are not to be blamed for the recent billion dollar loss incurred by the state-owned company, Minister of Energy Stuart Young said yesterday.
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Passengers on LIAT20’s inaugural flight from Antigua disembark at Piarco International Airport yesterday.
Brent Pinheiro
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.
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A truck driver shares a light moment with a Port of Port-of-Spain police officer while getting back into his truck after getting his documents, Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain in October.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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.
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Minister of Finance Colm Imbert and CAF representative for T&T Bernardo Requena are all smiles after signing a US$35 million investment loan to strengthen the Export-Import Bank of T&T’s services to cater for the SME sector.
COURTESY: MINISTRY OF FINANCE
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.
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Robert Le Hunte
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.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley at the post-cabinet news conference last week.
KERWIN PIERRE
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.
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Edmond Thompson, vice-president and managing director, Nutrien Trinidad
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.
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Scotiabank T&T’s managing director, Gayle Pazos
Scotiabank was yesterday named as Trinidad and Tobago’s Bank of the Year 2024 by the Banker Magazine.
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Country Leader, KPMG Caricom Raymond Campbell
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.
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CIBC Caribbean’s CEO, Mark St Hill
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.
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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.
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Rebekah James with her husband Joshua display their prepackaged soaked fruits.
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.
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NCBFG chairman, MIchael Lee-Chin
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FCMC founder Charles Xiang Cheng, from left, Angostura Holdings Ltd chairman Terrence Bharath, Minister of Trade and Industry Paula Gopee-Scoon, Angostura executive brand manager Rahim Mohammed, People’s Republic of China charge de’ affaires Yang Han and T&T ambassador to China, Analisa Low, join hands at another large-scale shipment of rum and bitters products to China.
NICOLE DRAYTON
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NGC chairman Joseph Ishmael Khan
KERWIN PIERRE
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Energy and Energy Industries Minister Stuart Young speaks on energy matters during a press conference at the ministry’s headquarters, Tower C, International Waterfront Centre, Wrighston Road, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
NICOLE DRAYTON
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Passengers on LIAT20’s inaugural flight from Antigua disembark at Piarco International Airport yesterday.
Brent Pinheiro
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A truck driver shares a light moment with a Port of Port-of-Spain police officer while getting back into his truck after getting his documents, Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain in October.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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Minister of Finance Colm Imbert and CAF representative for T&T Bernardo Requena are all smiles after signing a US$35 million investment loan to strengthen the Export-Import Bank of T&T’s services to cater for the SME sector.
COURTESY: MINISTRY OF FINANCE
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Robert Le Hunte
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley at the post-cabinet news conference last week.
KERWIN PIERRE
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Edmond Thompson, vice-president and managing director, Nutrien Trinidad
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Scotiabank T&T’s managing director, Gayle Pazos
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Country Leader, KPMG Caricom Raymond Campbell
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