CEO of Caribbean Airlines, Garvin Medera with Reggae Sumfest promoter Joe Bogdanovich on the revealing of the Reggae Sumfest decal on Caribbean Airlines aircraft at Norman Manley International Airport, Jamaica.
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TT Iron Steel founder, president and CEO Gus Hiller, seated second from left, shakes hands with liquidator of ArcelorMittal Point Lisas Ltd, Christopher Kelshall, following the signing of the sale and purchase agreement for the iron and steel plant. Also seated are TT Iron Steel chairman Joel “Monty” Pemberton, left and Keith Daniel, who works with the liquidator. Standing from left are Christopher MacIntyre, director of CRM Global Capital, attorney-at-law Odette Clarke, plant supervisor Ramesh Gangabissoon, and attorney-at-law Ashmead Ali.
The shutdown Arcelor Mital Steel Plant in Point Lisas, seen in November 2022.
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Venezuela’s Oil Minister, Pedro Tellechea, right, hands a document to President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, in March 2023, shortly after Tellechea’s appointment was announced.
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The headquarters of the T&T Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Westmoorings.
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Offices of the Board of Inland Revenue in Port of Spain.
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President of Fashion Entrepreneurs of T&T Lynette Headley-Atherley
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Negotiations on the fourth round of the Partial Scope Agreement between T&T and Chile started in Santiago, the capital of the South American country yesterday, with the local negotiators on the right.
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Caribbean Export Development Agency executive director Deodat Maharaj.
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Finance Minister Colm Imbert
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UTC’s Chief investment officer Sekou Mark presents his report during the UTC 41st annual general meeting at the Government campus, Richmond Street, Port-of-Spain, yesterday. Sitting at the back is UTC executive director Nigel Edwards, left, and chairman Jo-Anne Julien.
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Venezuelan migrant children are taught English, mathematics and other subjects by the La Romain Migrant Support Group at St Benedict’s RC Church, La Romain.
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CEO of Caribbean Airlines, Garvin Medera with Reggae Sumfest promoter Joe Bogdanovich on the revealing of the Reggae Sumfest decal on Caribbean Airlines aircraft at Norman Manley International Airport, Jamaica.
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TT Iron Steel founder, president and CEO Gus Hiller, seated second from left, shakes hands with liquidator of ArcelorMittal Point Lisas Ltd, Christopher Kelshall, following the signing of the sale and purchase agreement for the iron and steel plant. Also seated are TT Iron Steel chairman Joel “Monty” Pemberton, left and Keith Daniel, who works with the liquidator. Standing from left are Christopher MacIntyre, director of CRM Global Capital, attorney-at-law Odette Clarke, plant supervisor Ramesh Gangabissoon, and attorney-at-law Ashmead Ali.
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The shutdown Arcelor Mital Steel Plant in Point Lisas, seen in November 2022.
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Marketers are always on the lookout for opportunities. They often ask if there is a different way to segment the market. Can we find hidden opportunities in a market space that is neglected? Are our competitors exploring areas that we have ignored? One segmentation criterion frequently missed in business marketing is whether the firm can be classified demographically as a family enterprise. This recognition has the potential to open doors into another market space.
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Gregory N Hill, managing director, ANSA Merchant Bank and Omar Mohammed, chief executive officer, The Cropper Foundation at the launch of the Natural Capital Grant.
And it is believed that the recently launched Natural Capital Grant Challenge 2023 is one of the key steps in improving T&T’s standing in that regard.
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The headquarters of the T&T Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Westmoorings.
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Last week Wednesday night, the Valuation of Land (Amendment) Bill 2023 was voted on, and approved, by a 18 to 14 majority in the House of Representatives, bringing T&T one step closer to the reintroduction of a tax on property, which was stopped in 2009.
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If you are only picking this, the third installment, it may be worth your time to look for the last two copies of the Business Guardian. The feedback from these two columns has been quite encouraging which has prompted me to continue.
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Offices of the Board of Inland Revenue in Port of Spain.
An 11-year dispute between T&T’s Auditor General’s Department and its premier tax collection agency–the Inland Revenue Division, also called the Board of Inland Revenue–resulted in $36.52 billion in revenue collected by the BIR in the 2022 fiscal year not being audited.
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President of Fashion Entrepreneurs of T&T Lynette Headley-Atherley
The local fashion industry continues to make significant strides in showcasing T&T’s talent and, more importantly, proving to be a potential economic growth pole.
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The lifting of the pandemic restrictions of 2022 led to an increase in economic activity in T&T, with some sectors seeing a rebound although this resurgence was not as strong as the performance in the pre-pandemic period of the economy, according to economics lecturer at the University of the West Indies (UWI) Dr Regan Deonanan.
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Negotiations on the fourth round of the Partial Scope Agreement between T&T and Chile started in Santiago, the capital of the South American country yesterday, with the local negotiators on the right.
Trinidad and Tobago and Chile yesterday commenced the fourth round of negotiations for a Partial Scope Trade Agreement between the two countries.
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Caribbean Export Development Agency executive director Deodat Maharaj.
More than 135 regional micro-small-and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) received over US$2.1 million in funding to boost their businesses last year, the Caribbean Export Development Agency (Caribbean Export) has revealed in its 2022 annual report.
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Finance Minister Colm Imbert said on Wednesday that four Local Government bodies in Trinidad could collect up to $198 million in property taxes a year when all properties in those corporations have been valued using the annual rental valuation methodology.
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UTC’s Chief investment officer Sekou Mark presents his report during the UTC 41st annual general meeting at the Government campus, Richmond Street, Port-of-Spain, yesterday. Sitting at the back is UTC executive director Nigel Edwards, left, and chairman Jo-Anne Julien.
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The Unit Trust Corporation’s (UTC) net income for its 2022 financial year was $52 million, a dip of $20 million or 27.7 per cent from its 2021 income, according to the corporation’s 2022 annual report.
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Venezuelan migrant children are taught English, mathematics and other subjects by the La Romain Migrant Support Group at St Benedict’s RC Church, La Romain.
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Economist and retired director of the Institute of International Relations, University of the West Indies (UWI) Dr Anthony Gonzales believes that Venezuelan migrants have made and can continue to make an economic contribution to T&T. However he is not sure whether Venezuelan migrants would be willing to stay in T&T and work legally.
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FILE: Tyreke Manpaul of Marabella, purchases a sack of flour from Anand Low Price Supermarket, in South Park Plaza, in San Fernando.
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FILE: CinemaOne CEO Ingrid Jahra chats with Port-of-Spain South MP Keith Scotland during a treat for children from his constituency held at the IMAX theatre in One Woodbrook Place, Woodbrook.
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Gregory N Hill, managing director, ANSA Merchant Bank and Omar Mohammed, chief executive officer, The Cropper Foundation at the launch of the Natural Capital Grant.
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The headquarters of the T&T Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Westmoorings.
Anthony Wilson
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Offices of the Board of Inland Revenue in Port of Spain.
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President of Fashion Entrepreneurs of T&T Lynette Headley-Atherley
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CSO national accounts and pop data
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Negotiations on the fourth round of the Partial Scope Agreement between T&T and Chile started in Santiago, the capital of the South American country yesterday, with the local negotiators on the right.
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Caribbean Export Development Agency executive director Deodat Maharaj.
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