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Jamaica Gleaner Business
published: Friday | October 28, 2005

Jamaican investors need to diversify - Chang
AS CHAIRMAN of CI Financial, the third largest investment fund company in Canada, Raymond Chang is one of Jamaica's most successful sons in the diaspora. CI Financial has total assets under management of approximately $70 billion...

Digicel has big plans for Haiti - Delves
DIGICEL GROUP Chief Executive Colm Delves says his company is not for sale. This was in response to recent media reports that inferred that Digicel intended to sell out to the Egyptian-based cellular phone operator Orascom...


Carib businesses need better disaster plan
WITH A hyperactive hurricane season still ongoing, James Moss-Solomon, president of the Caribbean Association of Industry and Commerce (CAIC) has urged Caribbean businesses to plan effectively for natural disasters such as hurricanes.


Make strategic planning work for you
STRATEGIC PLANNING is a disciplined effort to produce fundamental decisions and actions that shape and guide what an organisation is, what it does, and why it does it, with a focus on the future.


NCB takes Blue Cross
IT IS now official - National Commercial Bank, through its insurance arm has purchased 75 per cent of Blue Cross. The bank informed the Financial Gleaner that this morning they will hold a press conference at the Hilton Hotel...


Air J aims for profitability - Melhado
IN AN era of spiralling fuel costs, aggressive competition and budget-conscious travellers, Air Jamaica has the added burdens of a battered public image, heavy debts and the need for Government support.


Berger could see improved profits later this year
STOCKS CONTINUED to fall this week, but on only weak volumes, which suggests that investors are still sidelined by uncertainty. Meanwhile, BOJ continued to demonstrate its will and ability to protect the value of the local currency...


















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