Officials of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are banking on a return to growth for the Barbados economy as a result of Government’s austerity measures. In fact, Chief of the …
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There are ominous signs that key measures in the International Monetary Fund-approved economic restructuring programme are behind schedule, likely jeopardising any gains the Government has made so far, a leading …
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The Home Affairs Minister is reinforcing his call for Barbadians to insure their properties as the Atlantic hurricane season begins in just over six week’s time. Addressing a regional workshop …
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Resolution Life Assurance Company (ResLife) has announced the immediate end to acceptance of premium payments from all classes of policyholders. In a notice today, ResLife said this is in keeping …
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Minister Of Creative Economy, Culture and Sports John King has urged the first cohort of the inaugural Business of Film course to use their newly acquired knowledge for the improvement …
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Thousands of CLICO International Life Insurance policyholders are eagerly awaiting clarity on their proposed payment plans, following the announcement that the new court-approved company was to close just one year …
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One of Barbados’ major egg producers is seeking clarification on the plastics ban, raising concern that the polyethylene terephthalate used for the storing of eggs was not a single-use plastic …
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The very entity that was placed on the chopping block by the former Democratic Labour Party (DLP) administration, and its parent company, have together raked in majority of profits of …
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One international business company is expressing renewed faith in the Barbados economy, following the dismantling of the old tax regime to meet international requirements. In fact, stopping short of saying …
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An International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme will not be the solution to the ailing Barbados economy, one senior University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona Campus lecturer has warned. In …