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Jamaica Gleaner Business
published: Tuesday | August 30, 2005

Wall Street rebounds as Katrina fears ease
NEW YORK AP: UNITED STATES stocks rallied yesterday after Hurricane Katrina weakened, easing concerns about refinery outages along the Gulf of Mexico and pulling oil prices back from record highs.

Puebla meeting a missed oppor tunity for FTAA
CHRIST CHURCH, Barbadoes: STALLED FOR OVER 18 months now, Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) talks were brought back into the spotlight this week, by a meeting of FTAA Senior Trade Officials in Puebla, Mexico, August 25.


















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