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Jamaica Gleaner Business
published: Sunday | March 25, 2007

High prices slow residential real estate market
June 2005, a three-bedroom townhouse in Fort Charles, Stony Hill, sold for $8.3 million, according to realtor Deborah Cumming. By December 2006, a similar property sold for $14 million, a 69 per cent increase in just 18 months.

PSOJ wants equitable trade with Trinidad

Christopher Zacca, president of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica.PSOJ wantsequitable tradewith TrinidadLavern ClarkeBusiness EditorJamaica's corporate bosses say they still face challenges in their business dealings with Trinidad and Tobago...

Cyber criminals and identity thieves getting bolder, more sophisticated

Robert Hoyler thought hackers who broke into his computer stole only his bank account information.

Conglomerates offer good buys

March has been a month of downward adjustment of expectations, both for our economy and financial markets.

Japanese company, Brazil collaborate on ethanol production

Japanese trader Mitsui & Company is conducting a feasibility study to jointly produce ethanol in Brazil with state-owned oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA, an official said Thursday.

Going green can pay off in the home

Virtue is supposed to be its own reward.

Difficulty insuring '80s vehicles

Question: My car is 25 years old.

On the outside looking in: Absence of political vision in the Caribbean

Absence of political vision in the CaribbeanIn North America and Europe, think tanks, study groups and corporate retreats regularly try to look over the horizon.





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