Jake Gillette, new chairman of Food Distributors Association
Global Trinidad and Tobago Chief Executive Officer Sekou Alleyne, left, speaks with Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce Senior Vice President Dr Christian Stone, Canadian High Commissioner Michael Callan, Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce President Karen Yip Chuck, and Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce Chief Executive Officer Vashti Guyadeen during the media launch of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce Beyond Borders Canada Trade and Investment Mission at the Chamber office in Westmoorings yesterday.
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Minister of Finance Davendranath Tancoo
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One of Methanex’s two methanol plants, located on the Point LIsas Industrial Estate
Methanex
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A Blue Waters truck passes in front of the head office, at Blue Waters, Orange Grove Estate, Trincity, yesterday.
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T&T Stock Exchange
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Former finance minister Selby Wilson
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Eye See You Ophthalmics owner Sunil Moonasar and his wife Nadine Moonasar celebrating 15 years in business.
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Minister of Finance, Davendranath Tancoo speaks at the debate on the motion to adopt the report of the Standing Finance Committee in Parliament on June 15.
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CEO of Global T&T Sekou Alleyne, left, with human resources manager Duval Ramroop; project manager Amanda Sutherland; operations manager Marvin Marcano; operations director Chevon Brathwaite; senior recruiter Tia Williams; senior vice president (Operations) Natasha Singh, and human resources director Jesus Mora at the ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of new offices for Bill Gosling Outsourcing, a business process outsourcing company in Trincity.
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The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago, left, and the Ministry of Finance
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IATA director general Willie Walsh
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HDC head office South Quay, Port-of-Spain.
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Jake Gillette, new chairman of Food Distributors Association
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Global Trinidad and Tobago Chief Executive Officer Sekou Alleyne, left, speaks with Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce Senior Vice President Dr Christian Stone, Canadian High Commissioner Michael Callan, Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce President Karen Yip Chuck, and Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce Chief Executive Officer Vashti Guyadeen during the media launch of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce Beyond Borders Canada Trade and Investment Mission at the Chamber office in Westmoorings yesterday.
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Minister of Finance Davendranath Tancoo
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Shelley Sylvester, the new chief financial officer of AS Bryden & Sons Holding
Shelley Sylvester has been appointed Group Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of AS Bryden & Sons Holdings (ASBH).
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Marcela Ocoro speaks at her M& D Beauty Saloon at Francis Plaza, Main Road Chaguanas.
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Business owners across Chaguanas are painting a stark picture of an economy under pressure, with many reporting falling sales, rising operating costs and consumers cutting back on spending as they struggle to cope with the higher cost of living.
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One of Methanex’s two methanol plants, located on the Point LIsas Industrial Estate
Methanex
Canada’s Methanex Corporation said that it will idle its Titan plant on the Point Lisas Industrial Estate indefinitely, after failing to secure a new natural gas supply contract with the wholly state-owned National Gas Company (NGC).
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A Blue Waters truck passes in front of the head office, at Blue Waters, Orange Grove Estate, Trincity, yesterday.
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The arrest of Blue Waters executive chairman Dominic Hadeed, along with his wife Genevieve and Genevieve’s relative Star Sabga has triggered heightened public attention, but industry players maintain that the company’s day-to-day operations have remained unaffected, with distribution and supply continuing uninterrupted across T&T.
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Three major T&T-listed companies have announced changes to their boards and senior management, signalling a period of transition across the banking, manufacturing and consumer goods sectors.
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Former finance minister Selby Wilson
A recent United Kingdom government report detailing the extensive footprint of gang activity in T&T is prompting debate over the country’s international image, investor confidence and long-term economic prospects, with business and economists warning that while the development is not unprecedented, it represents a clear reputational challenge.
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Eye See You Ophthalmics owner Sunil Moonasar and his wife Nadine Moonasar celebrating 15 years in business.
The Trinidad and Tobago-based supplier of ophthalmic and optical products has since transformed the visibility it gained as an essential service into a growing regional export business, even as persistent foreign exchange shortages, supply chain disruptions and banking constraints continue to test its expansion plans.
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Minister of Finance, Davendranath Tancoo speaks at the debate on the motion to adopt the report of the Standing Finance Committee in Parliament on June 15.
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Former Central Bank Governor and finance minister, Winston Dookeran, believes that while on the surface, T&T’s macroeconomic indicators remain “comfortable”, the Government must provide more details on how it will solve deeper issues like productivity challenges and the rising cost of living.
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Renee Cummings
There is an urgent need for strategic oversight in Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean concerning the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI). To address this, Professor Renée Cummings is preparing GOVERN™, an executive blueprint for leading confidently, governing responsibly and thriving in the age of AI.
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CEO of Global T&T Sekou Alleyne, left, with human resources manager Duval Ramroop; project manager Amanda Sutherland; operations manager Marvin Marcano; operations director Chevon Brathwaite; senior recruiter Tia Williams; senior vice president (Operations) Natasha Singh, and human resources director Jesus Mora at the ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of new offices for Bill Gosling Outsourcing, a business process outsourcing company in Trincity.
Business process outsourcing company Bill Gosling Outsourcing (BGO) has deepened its investment in Trinidad and Tobago with the opening of a new purpose-built office in Trincity, bringing 200 jobs to east Trinidad and signalling plans for further expansion.
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The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago, left, and the Ministry of Finance
LINCOLN HOLDER
The Central Bank of T&T has held its benchmark repo rate steady at 3.50 per cent, citing low domestic inflation alongside mounting global uncertainty linked to geopolitical tensions and rising commodity prices.
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IATA director general Willie Walsh
A Memorandum of Understanding signed between the United States and Iran last week has given the global aviation industry its first real sense of optimism in over 100 days.
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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar during a recent sitting of Parliament.
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Shelley Sylvester, the new chief financial officer of AS Bryden & Sons Holding
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Marcela Ocoro speaks at her M& D Beauty Saloon at Francis Plaza, Main Road Chaguanas.
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One of Methanex’s two methanol plants, located on the Point LIsas Industrial Estate
Methanex
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A Blue Waters truck passes in front of the head office, at Blue Waters, Orange Grove Estate, Trincity, yesterday.
NICOLE DRAYTON
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T&T Stock Exchange
Anthony Wilson
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Former finance minister Selby Wilson
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Eye See You Ophthalmics owner Sunil Moonasar and his wife Nadine Moonasar celebrating 15 years in business.
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Minister of Finance, Davendranath Tancoo speaks at the debate on the motion to adopt the report of the Standing Finance Committee in Parliament on June 15.
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