A barrel of troubles to come
JAMAICA'S OIL import requirements could end up costing a record US$800 million in 2004, states Conroy Watson, senior director of the Energy Division of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Technology.
Blythe taking Morgan's Harbour
NEVILLE BLYTHE, chairman UGI Group, is bringing another hotel under his wing.
Things your brokers should be doing
Question: What are the duties an insurance broker owes to its clients? Are those obligations limited in any way? Thirdly, are there any differences between dealing with a broker and an insurance agent?...
Seaga questions deficit numbers
THE LEADER of the Opposition, Edward Seaga is calling for a true picture of the country's fiscal deficit, declaring that current numbers cited by the Government are off base.
JMMB posts profits of $1 billion
JAMAICA MONEY Market Brokers (JMMB), has posted after tax profits of $1 billion for the nine month period ended 30 November, 2003 according to its latest unaudited accounts.
New debenture looks attractive to investors
THE EXPECTATION of lower interest rates has made the Ministry of Finance's latest Investment Debenture very attractive to investors.
Wrong priorities have led Jamaica astray - experts
JAMAICA'S ECONOMIC dilemma is directly linked to its mistaken priorities, say experts from a number of different disciplines.
Shopping online is not rocket science
ALTHOUGH THERE is an attempt to make it rocket science, shopping online is not much different from shopping by phone. So if you're a fool, you'll lose your money. The Internet has just given you another avenue to do so.
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