Jamaica’s first resident diplomat to India is making the case for the strategic importance of increased trade and investment flows between the two countries on the eve of his departure to take up the post of envoy in the second most populous...
Blown off its pre-pandemic path to financial recovery, that so far has been elusive, regional carrier Caribbean Airlines Limited, CAL, is on the hunt for funds to keep itself in the air, a US$65-million loan taken out last year having proved...
A health tourism project slated to be developed in Montego Bay over the next five years is among the plans for enhanced collaboration between Jamaica and India being supported by new High Commissioner Runsung Masakui. The tourism project, estimated...
While most commercial banks have sought to curtail the incidence of card theft, cloning, and attempts at unauthorised activation, by ending the distribution of credit and debit cards to their customers using the regular mail service, the urging to...
An apparent increase in incidents of theft and cloning or attempted cloning of debit and credit cards sent to bank customers through the mail has led to commercial banks abandoning the Jamaica Postal Service as a method of delivering cards....
Insurance giant, Sagicor Group Jamaica, SGJ, is set to stanch multibillion-dollar losses on its investment hotel portfolio of 20 million shares in international hotel chain Playa Hotels and Resorts, held through several of its associated companies...
Despite taking a nearly $1 billion-beating earlier this year on its large and diversified equities portfolio from the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, stockbroker, investment manager and financial advisory house, Mayberry...
D r Guna Muppuri, CEO of listed pharmaceutical development and distribution company Indies Pharma, was concerned that media reports on a November advisory to the market, on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on its operations, may have somewhat...
Jamaican soap manufacturers have lost a year-long battle for continued duty-free exports to the Caricom market of 18 million people. The loss comes after a successful challenge in late November at Caricom’s Council for Trade and Economic...
