Dr Delisle Worrell, the former Central Bank governor who now advises the foreign institutions and investors owed millions by the Government, reported progress in the negotiations on restructuring its debt. …
Business
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Barbados is hopeful that it will be removed from a European blacklist of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions by next month, the head of the Barbados International Business Association (BIBA) has said. …
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WASHINGTON – Despite forecasting that the economy will shrink again this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has told Barbados TODAY it’s convinced that the economy is now on a …
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The island’s increasing crime rate has not gone unnoticed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), with one top official insisting that it must be an area of priority for the …
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From all indications, Government is on track to receiving a passing grade for the second review of its rigid Barbados Economic Recovery and Transformation (BERT) programme. This indication has come …
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Prime Minister Mia Mottley has revealed that Government was in the process of establishing a special committee to review the types of concessions being given to the hotel sector. While …
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Prime Minister Mia Mottley has taken multilateral lenders like the World Bank to task for not doing more to help vulnerable countries like Barbados and the Caribbean’s small island and …
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Scotiabank account holders on the West Coast will have to travel a bit further to conduct business in the next few months. That’s because the bank is closing its Holetown …
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Customers of commercial banks will no longer have to worry about hidden fees. That’s because The Barbados Bankers Association (TBBA) has launched a new code of banking practice, which will …
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WASHINGTON – The International Monetary Fund has expressed “grave concern” about the humanitarian and economic crisis facing Venezuela, declaring that it was generally not welcomed it stands ready to assist. …