BY DASHAN HENDRICKS Business content manager hendricksd@jamaicaobserver.com Jul 14, 2023 12:14 am 13 comments · Make a comment • Michael Lee-Chin said he is not happy with the lack of dividend payments from NCB • Lee-Chin vows to drive management to operate more efficiently when he returns as chairman next

Latest News Saharan dust to begin exit from Jamaica – Met Service Jul 15, 2023 8:10 am · Make a comment In this file photo, a section of New Kingston andouter communities are seen underthe Saharan dust.(Photo: Garfield Robinson) Jamaicans should expect a gradual reduction in hazy conditions after Saturday

ormer SBAJ president. Acting managing director of the Government-owned National Export-Import Bank of Jamaica (EXIM Bank) Errol Barnaby has assured micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) of its willingness to increase support for the sector this year. Guest speaker at a Biz-Social hosted by the Small Business Association of Jamaica

expectation that it will help drive up the price of the stock. • Companies seek to drive the value of their shares through stock splits or share buy-backs • However, the data show the desired outcome is uncertain • Jamaica Observer analysed three companies which did a stock split and

A US-based ganja research firm said Jamaica is missing out on investments in the sector because of how long it takes the Cannabis Licensing Authority (CLA) to issue licences for legitimate businesses. Medical research firm MMJ International Holdings (MMJ) said the cumbersome process has forced it to turn to Uruguay-based

Wages in the United Kingdom are rising at a record-high rate amid stubbornly high inflation, official figures showed on Tuesday, bolstering expectations that interest rates will increase again – to the worry of homeowners who are seeing their mortgage payments spike to levels not seen since the global financial crisis

WASHINGTON (AP) — The politics of inflation took a sharp turn Wednesday with a report showing consumer prices rose at the slowest pace since the early months of Joe Biden's presidency. Republicans have hammered Biden over the cost of groceries, gasoline, utilities and more, saying his $1.9 trillion pandemic relief

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Some 3.3 billion people – almost half of humanity – now live in countries that spend more money paying interest on their debts than on education or health, according to a new United Nations report released Wednesday. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told a press conference launching the

GEORGETOWN, Guyana (CMC) — A senior Guyana government minister is calling on the Washington-based Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) to work closely with the private sector in an effort to increase local capacity. "I would urge IDB Invest to work closely with as many Guyanese companies as you can to bring

The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, ECLAC, called on countries in the region to improve their policy design to take advantage of the contribution that foreign direct investments, or FDI, can make to the energy transition and to the region’s sustainable productive development. Last year, Latin America