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Marlon Madden
Articles by Marlon Madden

Customers’ call

Amid growing complaints about bank charges, one senior banker says the...

Change management ‘for economic transformation’

A protocol for managing change will be needed for Barbados to truly...

Scotia banking on Barbados

Scotiabank has reaffirmed its commitment to the Barbados market...

‘Tap savings billions’ to shore up against climate...

Billions of dollars in Caribbean people’s savings could be tapped in...

Stakeholder participation vital to success of CSME

A more active participation from the private sector and civil society...

‘Got energy?’

With international investors said to be clamouring to get into...

BFPA has say on youth violence

The family planning association has weighed in on the issue of violent...

Minimum wage, workers rights law ‘coming’

A minimum wage for all categories of workers and a workers’ rights...
Cheryl Willoughby

‘Rage control’

With the murder rate reaching a record high of 41 in Barbados so far...

Green energy players make insurance call

Key figures in renewable energy production on Thursday urged the...

Local workers falling short on standards

Finding local workers who adhere to high quality health and safety...

Focus on building skills for emerging economy

Training officials are insisting that technical and vocational...

Rooftop revenue

One player in the renewable energy space is seeking to expand his...

Eyes on how finances are managed

A return of confidence in future Government securities hinges on how...
Henderson Holmes

‘Consolidation time’

The latest Central Bank report outlining some improvement in...

Lightning strike kills power for hour

An afternoon thunderstorm’s lightning triggered a power cut in...

Growth ‘pain’

The economy is expected to shrink by -0.1 per cent this year before...
Ryan Straughn

Transport Board ‘loss leader’ – report

The cash-strapped Transport Board was the main underperformer among...

Fixed fee?

Following a constant outcry from individuals and small businesses over...