Good re­sults in­fre­quent­ly get achieved with no process or a very flawed process. How­ev­er good re­sults of­ten­times are the re­sult of a good process. If we want a high con­fi­dence lev­el that we will get a good re­sult, it is a no brain­er that we must have a good process.

Busi­ness con­di­tions in Trinidad and To­ba­go’s en­er­gy ser­vices sec­tor re­mained mixed dur­ing the sec­ond quar­ter of 2026, ac­cord­ing to the lat­est En­er­gy Ser­vices Sec­tor Sur­vey (ES­SS) con­duct­ed by the En­er­gy Cham­ber of Trinidad and To­ba­go.

On Feb­ru­ary 19, 2008, then Op­po­si­tion Sen­a­tor Wade Mark raised a mo­tion on the ad­journ­ment deal­ing with the trans­fer or sale of some 450 acres (182.1 hectares) of “prime agri­cul­tur­al land” lo­cat­ed on the Or­ange Grove Es­tate to Blue Wa­ters Prod­ucts Ltd, a com­pa­ny found­ed and owned by Do­minic Hadeed.

US-based Bleachtech LLC, a mem­ber com­pa­ny of the ANSA McAL Group, has ap­point­ed Craig La Croix as its new chief ex­ec­u­tive of­fi­cer, ef­fec­tive Ju­ly 1, 2026.

Shan­nice Crys­tal Brit­to be­lieves that health is wealth. So when she in­tro­duced her prod­uct, North Coast Moss to the mar­ket one year ago, it was with the in­ten­tion of giv­ing her cus­tomers a pre­mi­um, pur­pose-dri­ven seamoss brand that pro­motes a more healthy lifestyle.

Ca­roni dairy farmer Suresh Rami­ah spent the last three years in­vest­ing his life sav­ings in­to his dairy farm, wait­ing for 23 young heifers to ma­ture and dou­ble his milk pro­duc­tion by ear­ly next year.

Search changed. How peo­ple shop changed. How peo­ple find busi­ness­es changed. Google held its I/O con­fer­ence in May, and Ap­ple held its World­wide De­vel­op­ers Con­fer­ence in June, both sig­nalling one of the biggest shifts the in­ter­net has seen in years, yet most busi­ness­es I work with across the re­gion are still run­ning a play­book built for the in­ter­net as it ex­ist­ed two or three years ago.

The pub­lic re­buke of Massy Hold­ings by Bar­ba­dos Prime Min­is­ter Mia Mot­t­ley on Mon­day has ig­nit­ed a wider de­bate over su­per­mar­ket pric­ing, mar­ket con­cen­tra­tion and com­pe­ti­tion across the Caribbean, with the Bar­ba­dos Con­sumer Em­pow­er­ment Net­work (BCEN) warn­ing that the is­sue ex­tends well be­yond a sin­gle re­tail­er.

The de­ci­sion by ma­jor­i­ty state-owned Caribbean Air­lines Ltd (CAL) to stop serv­ing Blue Wa­ters bot­tled wa­ter on its flights has prompt­ed con­cerns from an­a­lysts and busi­ness lead­ers that the is­sue now ex­tends be­yond a sin­gle com­pa­ny and could af­fect in­vestor con­fi­dence in Trinidad and To­ba­go.

A Ba­hamas-based sub­sidiary of CL Fi­nan­cial, seek­ing to re­cov­er over US$122 mil­lion in dam­ages from the es­tate of for­mer CL Fi­nan­cial (CLF) ex­ec­u­tive chair­man Lawrence Duprey over a failed land de­vel­op­ment in Flori­da, has lost its bid for ex­clu­sive ac­cess to le­gal costs that the es­tate was award­ed for a dis­con­tin­ued law­suit against Duprey and oth­er for­mer CLF ex­ec­u­tives over their al­leged roles in the con­glom­er­ate's col­lapse.

ANSA McAL Lim­it­ed has re­leased its Sus­tain­abil­i­ty & ESG Da­ta Dis­clo­sure Re­port 2025 along with its first IFRS S1 Sus­tain­abil­i­ty Dis­clo­sure Stan­dard Com­pli­ance Progress Re­port, mark­ing what the com­pa­ny says is a sig­nif­i­cant step in strength­en­ing sus­tain­abil­i­ty re­port­ing across the re­gion.

Caribbean busi­ness­es are be­ing urged to ac­cept low­er prof­its on es­sen­tial goods as part of a re­gion­al pact aimed at shield­ing fam­i­lies from the ris­ing cost of liv­ing.