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Scotia Group Jamaica (SGJ) plans to offer Apple Pay and Samsung Pay by next year, as part of plans to widen digital wallet acceptance. However, there is still no word on the largest legacy provider Paypal. The bank staff are testing the service...
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Improving education levels of Jamaica’s workforce is key to the country attracting some types of investment possible under large public-private partnership agreements, called PPPs, which can lead to rapid economic growth. This is the view of...
What is the best way for entrepreneurs and small businesses to sell more in 2025? The answer may be to invest heavily in social media to drive social commerce, which has taken hold across Asia and appears to be the new frontier in the Western world...
eMobility company, Evergo, is dialling back on its plans for the deployment of up to 300 EV chargers across Jamaica. CEO Wayne McKenzie said three critical factors related to power distribution, grid infrastructure and tariffs are standing in the...
With six years to go to meet its time line, Jamaica has achieved 60 per cent of its goal towards developed-world status under its Vision 2030: National Development Plan. The likelihood of fully achieving its objective by 2030 remains slim,...
CAIRO, Egypt, CMC – The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) on Wednesday announced that it is donating more than half a million US dollars to aid disaster relief and rebuilding efforts across Caribbean countries hard hit by the passage of...
Progressive Grocers of Jamaica has applied to build two commercial centres in Kingston and St James, according to the latest government filings. The group applied for and received two separate environmental planning approvals for the “construction...
The City and Guilds Institute is offering a fully subsidised diploma in engineering to secondary-level students as one of its Skills Proficiency Awards, through a contract with the Ministry of Education and Youth. A 10-year contract was signed in...
The closure of some remittance stores during the passage of Hurricane Beryl was blamed for the slowdown of inflows in July, according to new data released by the central bank. Remittance inflows fell in July by nearly 5.0 per cent to US$289 million...