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Thursday, May 23, 2013

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Ex-pilot joins CAL board

Retired BWIA pilot Cpt Azad Niamat will be the newest member of the Caribbean Airlines board of directors, Finance Minister Larry Howai said yesterday. Read more »

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Howai aims to pay off wage backlog from 2008 - 2010
Six months into the new financial year, Finance Minster Larry Howai has said that revenues to the State are up, and expenses are down. But this is both a good and bad thing, he said. Read More »
T&T, China talk trade, energy
Energy Minister Kevin Ramnarine and new Chinese Ambassador Huang Xingyuan met on Monday to hold discussions on energy and trade relations between Trinidad and Tobago and China, a Ministry release said yesterday. Read More »
New chairman Marshall wants ‘clean’ CAL
Finance Minister Larry Howai said yesterday new Caribbean Airlines (CAL) chairman Philip Marshall got the job because of his career experience, especially in Jamaica. Read More »
Capturing the Brazil momentum
Today, we at Bourse will review some of the featured bonds from an attractive sector in the Brazilian economy namely, industrials/metals industry. Read More »
Ministry launches historic bid round
The Ministry of Energy has launched its 2013 Trinidad and Tobago Onshore Bid Round for oil and gas exploration. Read More »
‘4G for feteing’
Local mobile services provider Digicel launched its first branded 4G-capable smartphone handset, the DL600, yesterday at a special media event at Flair Restaurant, Ariapita Avenue, Port of Spain. Read More »
GISL appoints new board of directors
The Government Information Services Ltd (GISL) has announced the appointment of its new board of directors. Read More »
Neal & Massy records $285m after-tax profit
The Neal & Massy Group has recorded a $401 million profit before tax for the first half of its financial year ended March 31, 2013. Read More »
Howai: Growth plans must work together with policies
Economic growth strategies undertaken by Government must work in tandem with policy measures aimed at spurring robust, sustainable development. Read More »
Energy Minister: Increased drilling to continue
Energy Minister Kevin Ramnarine is projecting that increased drilling activity in the country’s oil and gas sector will continue in the medium term. Read More »
Transformation of public service ‘to start next month’
The first stages of Public Service transformation are expected to begin in a month, Minister of Public Administration Carolyn Seepersad-Bachan said yesterday. Read More »
Watch those State funds
Proper governance structures need to be in place at all enterprises funded by taxpayers, including one like Caribbean Airlines (CAL), to avoid situations where these companies have to write off major debts, business leaders have said. Read More »
Cascadura in short supply
PEOPLE are consuming cascadura at such a rate that soon, there may be none of the fish left, if eating habits are not altered. Read More »

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