An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) carried out in relation to the construction of the Royalton Barbados has revealed that mitigation measures can remove most of the potential negative impacts. However, …
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If air travellers think check-in and airport processes are a humbug, they are about to get a little more tedious in a post-COVID-19 environment. And some of the likely changes …
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Commercial banks and other mortgage lenders have been warned that even after the three to six months moratoriums now in place, there will still be many property owners unable to …
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Dozens of businesses on Monday joined the list of those struggling to reopen, following a period of dormancy brought on by the public health emergency. Barbershops, salons, bookstores, home furnishings, …
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Barbados’ luxury villa and condo accommodation may be the island’s golden egg as Government and tourism officials try to revive the tourism sector from decimation by the COVID-19 pandemic. That’s …
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An ongoing wave of retrenchment, salary cuts, and reduced working hours being rolled out in the private sector are, for the most part, intended to ensure the survival of businesses …
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The Barbados Government is proposing to pay the Mirchandanis up to $12 million for the Liquidation Centre on Bay Street, and not a cent more. But according to senior members …
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A recent survey of the real estate market in Barbados shows the majority believe property prices are way too high, and buyers prefer to purchase houses already built rather than …
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Barbadians will find jobs in another two weeks as construction gets going on the US$175 million Hyatt Ziva Hotel Resort on Bay Street, The City. The announcement was made this …
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Light and Power has announced lower electricity bills in the short-term amid plummeting fuel prices in the fallout from the COVID pandemic. With an expected decline in the Fuel Clause …