Angostura chairman Terrence Bharath, SC, left, speaks with acting Prime Minister and Finance Minister Colm Imbert at the launch of Angostura’s retail outlet, Solera, at Albion Plaza, Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain, on Monday.
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Minister of Trade and Industry, Paula Gopee-Scoon.
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CEO of First Citizens, Karen Darbasie
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Trinidad and Tobago IFC, chairman Richard Young, left, and European Union Ambassador, Peter Cavendish, listen acting Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Colm Imbert as he makes a point at the Financial Inclusion Strategy Consultation Workshop opening ceremony at Tower D Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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President of the Industrial Court, Deborah Thomas-Felix
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Minister of Finance Colm Imbert moves the second reading of the Miscellaneous Provisions Bill, 2023, in the Senate earlier this month.
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Stephen Mc Clashie, Minister of Labour
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NGC president Mark Loquan, seated at left, shakes hands with Eugene Okpere, former senior vice president and country chair of Shell T&T at the signing ceremony in September for the amended gas sales contract between the two companies for the Manatee natural gas field. Looking on are Minister of Energy Stuart Young, left, and Adam Lowmass, Shell’s current senior vice president and country chair.
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CEO of TTMA Dr Mahindra Ramdeen
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Nigel Edwards, executive director of the Unit Trust Corporation, left, makes a point during yesterday’s investor engagement at a panel discussion on UTC’s first shares sales event at the Golden Grove Ballroom, Habor Club, Curio Collection by Hilton in St Lucia. Other panelists, from left, UTC’s chief risk officer, Crystal Rodriguez-Greaves; regional collective investment scheme manger, Omar Burch-Smith and moderator, Lissa Joseph.
Anthony Wilson
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National Centre for Persons with Disabilities CEO Stephen Creese, left, with T&T Blind Welfare Association executive officer Kenneth Suratt; Nedco CEO Calvin Maurice; West Indian Tobaco Company chairman Ingrid Lashley; Serving Women and Youth President Kala Luthre, and NiNa Young Women’s Leadership Programme founder Akosua Dardaine after the signing as partners during Nedco’s, A Spotlight on Training and Business Advisory Services at Hyatt Regency on Monday.
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Massy Holdings chairman Robert Riley
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Dr Andre Vincent Henry, left, director of Cipriani College of Labour and Co-operative Studies, receives a presentation from Carl B Greenidge, Esq, former vice president of the Cooperative Republic and agent to the International Court of Justice, at the college’s seminar on “The Guyana-Venezuela Border Controversy: Perspectives from Guyana,” held on November 20, 2023. Looking on are former acting director of the Institute of International Relations, UWI Dr Raymond Kirton and Guyana’s former chief of staff, Rear Admiral (retired) Gary Anthony Rodwell Best.
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SuperPharm’s newest location, St Augustine
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Nedco chairman Clarry Benn, left, looks on as Nedco CEO, Calvin Maurice and Labdico general manager (Ag) Terrence Boodoosingh, sign the Memorandum of Understanding for a partnership between the two state agencies. The signing was also observed by Labidco chairman Dr Joseph Khan, right, and Minister of Labour and MP for La Brea, Stephen Mc Clashie, background.
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Angostura chairman Terrence Bharath, SC, left, speaks with acting Prime Minister and Finance Minister Colm Imbert at the launch of Angostura’s retail outlet, Solera, at Albion Plaza, Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain, on Monday.
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Minister of Trade and Industry, Paula Gopee-Scoon.
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CEO of First Citizens, Karen Darbasie
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Economist Dr Vanus James
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The IDB has just published Technical Note IDB-TN-2845 which reports on the continuing recovery of remittances to long-term trends in 2022 and 2023 in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) after inflows stalled during the COVID-19 years of 2020 and 2021.
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NCBFG chairman Michael Lee-Chin
The Caribbean Information and Credit Rating Services Ltd (CariCRIS) has reaffirmed the credit ratings of CariA (Foreign and Local Currency) on the regional rating scale, and ttA on the T&T national scale to the NCB Merchant Bank T&T Ltd.
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Minister of Finance Colm Imbert moves the second reading of the Miscellaneous Provisions Bill, 2023, in the Senate earlier this month.
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At a news conference on November 1, Minister of Finance, Colm Imbert, said the Ministry of Finance was working on formalising and finalising NIF (National Investment Fund) 2 within the next two months, which would be by the end of 2023.
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Stephen Mc Clashie, Minister of Labour
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On Monday, Labour Minister Stephen Mc Clashie appointed the board during a ceremony at the Ministry of Labour’s head office at the International Waterfront Centre in Port-of-Spain.
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NGC president Mark Loquan, seated at left, shakes hands with Eugene Okpere, former senior vice president and country chair of Shell T&T at the signing ceremony in September for the amended gas sales contract between the two companies for the Manatee natural gas field. Looking on are Minister of Energy Stuart Young, left, and Adam Lowmass, Shell’s current senior vice president and country chair.
American engineering company McDermott has received a contract from Shell Trinidad and Tobago for the Manatee gas field development project.
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CEO of TTMA Dr Mahindra Ramdeen
To foster greater trade ties with its Caricom countries, the T&T Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA) will be hosting a private sector delegation on a trade mission to Antigua and Barbuda from today to December 1, 2023.
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Nigel Edwards, executive director of the Unit Trust Corporation, left, makes a point during yesterday’s investor engagement at a panel discussion on UTC’s first shares sales event at the Golden Grove Ballroom, Habor Club, Curio Collection by Hilton in St Lucia. Other panelists, from left, UTC’s chief risk officer, Crystal Rodriguez-Greaves; regional collective investment scheme manger, Omar Burch-Smith and moderator, Lissa Joseph.
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T&T’s Unit Trust Corporation (UTC) yesterday hosted its first, share sale in the UTC Global Balanced Fund Ltd (GBFL) to investors at an event in St Lucia.
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National Centre for Persons with Disabilities CEO Stephen Creese, left, with T&T Blind Welfare Association executive officer Kenneth Suratt; Nedco CEO Calvin Maurice; West Indian Tobaco Company chairman Ingrid Lashley; Serving Women and Youth President Kala Luthre, and NiNa Young Women’s Leadership Programme founder Akosua Dardaine after the signing as partners during Nedco’s, A Spotlight on Training and Business Advisory Services at Hyatt Regency on Monday.
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The National Entrepreneurship Development Company Ltd (Nedco) continues to recognise the importance of micro and small enterprise to this country economy and, as such, will be adding a suite of new training and business advisory products focused on additional niche market areas, particularly youth entrepreneurs, female entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs living with disabilities.
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Massy Holdings chairman Robert Riley
As it celebrated 100 years in business, Massy Holdings Ltd yesterday reported after-tax profit from its continuing operations of $833.3 million for the financial year ended September 30, 2023, a 21 per cent increase compared to the $689 million it earned in its 2022 financial year.
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Trinidad & Tobago’s national anthem was originally composed for the West Indies Federation. While the Federation did not last long, the Caribbean Community (or Caricom) and the Caribbean Single Market & Economy (or CSME) has facilitated the movement of people and businesses throughout the islands. In recent years, as a result of the CSME, many Trinbagonians have purchased or invested in businesses and properties in other Caricom member states, including Barbados. In this article we will answer some frequently asked questions that Trinbagonians may have about purchasing property in Barbados.
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Dr Andre Vincent Henry, left, director of Cipriani College of Labour and Co-operative Studies, receives a presentation from Carl B Greenidge, Esq, former vice president of the Cooperative Republic and agent to the International Court of Justice, at the college’s seminar on “The Guyana-Venezuela Border Controversy: Perspectives from Guyana,” held on November 20, 2023. Looking on are former acting director of the Institute of International Relations, UWI Dr Raymond Kirton and Guyana’s former chief of staff, Rear Admiral (retired) Gary Anthony Rodwell Best.
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International relations practitioner, Dr. Raymond Mark Kirton, says Venezuela’s acts of aggression against Guyana over the years have impacted the economy of the English-speaking, South American country.
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SuperPharm’s newest location, St Augustine
Pharmacy and convenience chain SuperPharm has made a strategic entry into the St. Augustine landscape, opening the doors of its tenth location yesterday to its new customers.
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ODeliver’s chief technical officer, Aaron Austin deBourg, left, and chief executive officer, Jonathan Clayton, on Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain, on Friday.
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Jacobo Torres, a member of the Venezuelan Ruling Socialist Party and the National Assembly, declares that Venezuela will not go to war with Guyana.
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Businessman Denis O’Brien arrives for the funeral of former Chairman of Anglo Irish Bank, Sean Fitzpatrick, at the Holy Rosary Church, Greystones.
Nick Bradshaw
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Economist Dr Vanus James
THA INFO DEPT
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NCBFG chairman Michael Lee-Chin
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Minister of Finance Colm Imbert moves the second reading of the Miscellaneous Provisions Bill, 2023, in the Senate earlier this month.
Parliament of T&T
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Stephen Mc Clashie, Minister of Labour
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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NGC president Mark Loquan, seated at left, shakes hands with Eugene Okpere, former senior vice president and country chair of Shell T&T at the signing ceremony in September for the amended gas sales contract between the two companies for the Manatee natural gas field. Looking on are Minister of Energy Stuart Young, left, and Adam Lowmass, Shell’s current senior vice president and country chair.
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CEO of TTMA Dr Mahindra Ramdeen
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Nigel Edwards, executive director of the Unit Trust Corporation, left, makes a point during yesterday’s investor engagement at a panel discussion on UTC’s first shares sales event at the Golden Grove Ballroom, Habor Club, Curio Collection by Hilton in St Lucia. Other panelists, from left, UTC’s chief risk officer, Crystal Rodriguez-Greaves; regional collective investment scheme manger, Omar Burch-Smith and moderator, Lissa Joseph.
Anthony Wilson
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National Centre for Persons with Disabilities CEO Stephen Creese, left, with T&T Blind Welfare Association executive officer Kenneth Suratt; Nedco CEO Calvin Maurice; West Indian Tobaco Company chairman Ingrid Lashley; Serving Women and Youth President Kala Luthre, and NiNa Young Women’s Leadership Programme founder Akosua Dardaine after the signing as partners during Nedco’s, A Spotlight on Training and Business Advisory Services at Hyatt Regency on Monday.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
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Massy Holdings chairman Robert Riley
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