J'can bonds attract American investors
UNITED STATES credit agency Bear Stearns' senior managing directors Gregory Fisher and Carl Ross have given Jamaica the thumbs up, saying the main economic indicators have suggested the country was no longer susceptible to external shocks.
The way forward for Jamaica
THE VAST potential of Jamaica can be realised if we first agree on the visions for our development. Our visions of where we would like to see our country in the future are what motivate us to succeed and drive us into action.
Quality pays off
I ATTENDED the launch of the Quality Jamaica Project, a scheme aimed at introducing ISO management and HACCP systems to small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs), and I am glad I did.
Investors assess new environment
THE WORLD, including Jamaica, is digging through conflicting pieces of economic data, trying to decipher growth prospects and the possibilities for faster recovery.
National debt strikes $634b
THE LOCAL market has responded fairly well to Government's latest fixed rate investment debenture, taking up $6.04 billion of the unlimited offer before it closed last week.
Infotech sues Cable &Wireless
LOCAL TELECOMS company Infotech & Controls' lawyers Chancellor & Co. yesterday filed a lawsuit against Cable & Wireless Jamaica (C&WJ).
National debt strikes $634b
THE LOCAL market has responded fairly well to Government's latest fixed rate investment debenture, taking up $6.04 billion of the unlimited offer before it closed last week.
Jamaica National profits climb
JAMAICA NATIONAL Building Society (JNBS) group assets increased from $28.78 billion in 2002 to $34.74 billion in 2003, said its general manager, Earl Jarrett.
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