Business

​A worrying surge in personal insolvency cases across Barbados has forced authorities to shift from a reactive to a proactive approach to debt, Supervisor of Insolvency Ester Springer said on …

The Fair Trading Commission is set to introduce a new digital case management system to improve how it handles consumer complaints and queries, aiming to make communication more efficient and …

A new national programme – ‘WeBiz Bajan’ – will bring financing, registration, training, and energy solutions directly to communities, with three islandwide expos planned and cash and loan support for …

A stronger push on compliance, faster government services and better access to credit are central to plans to help small Barbadian businesses grow and compete internationally, Minister of Finance Ryan …

The government is working with international development partners to help finance private sector initiatives that convert sargassum into commercially viable products, while examining how its fleet could use the biofuel, …

A new AI-powered app — Ask Dealia — promising to transform how Barbadians shop and track events has been launched, offering real-time price comparisons, promotions and personalised recommendations in a …

The human resource managers’ professional body has weighed in on the treatment of migrant workers, calling for renewed scrutiny of labour practices, stronger accountability and ethical leadership in the workplace. …

The Barbados Consumer Empowerment Network (BCEN) has expressed support for the Central Bank of Barbados’ decision to require financial institutions to resolve recent technical issues plaguing the BiMPay platform. ​In …

Prime Minister Mia Mottley has warned that the nation’s global standing and economic future depend on ending a deeply ingrained “cuddear” culture that tolerates substandard performance, insisting that only uncompromising …