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Jamaica Gleaner Business
published: Friday | December 9, 2005

Jamaica gets boost from World Trade Organization (WTO) drugs decision
POORER COUNTRIES like Jamaica will now find it easier to obtain cheaper generic versions of patented drugs, following a World Trade Organization (WTO) decision on Tuesday.

Scotiabank defies odds
THOUGH STILL cautious, investors have shown willingness to take advantage of the prolonged fall in stock prices during the past couple of weeks. Investor confidence seems buoyed by the prospects of an excellent winter tourism season...


First Global starts selling CI funds
"MUTUAL FUNDS, like insurance, are sold, not bought. You have to develop a relationship with clients and sit with them one-to-one to explain the benefits," said Oliver Chen, vice-president of mutual funds at First Global...


Harbour Head development ready to roll
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER Barry Rattray is developing the Harbour Head Beach into a playground for residents of the capital city. The $35 million development will transform the Harbour View beachfront property into an area for dining and recreation.


Craft sector preparing for winter season
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR of Tourism Product Development Company (TPDCO) Michael Muirhead says the craft sectors in Montego Bay and Ocho Rios are being improved.


Caribbean images make business sense
FOUR YOUNG professionals have decided to revolutionise the local advertising and publishing industry with a new business venture that will produce images of Caribbean people and culture.


Tax receipts underperform as Ministry of Finance plans budget
THE BUDGET deficit for the month of October of $3,836 million was over $1,500 million higher than the original projection of $2,333 million. This was due to the significant underperformance of Government revenues...















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