Managing Director of British Caribbean Insurance Company (BCIC) Peter Levy (left) with Mello FM host ‘Barry G’ during their recent live outside broadcast. British Caribbean Insurance Company (BCIC) used a live outside broadcast on Mello FM hosted by ‘Barry G’ at their New Kingston branch on Knutsford Boulevard recently, to provide some very important
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Stakeholders will need to wait at least another month to know whether the takeover offer by NCB Financial Group for Guardian Holdings Limited (GHL) of Trinidad will be finalised or reset. "We are committed to participating in the hearing and providing all the necessary information required to the Trinidad &
Investing guru John Jackson says there are 10 stocks poised to return in excess of 100 per cent to investors in 2018. On his ICInsider.com blog, Jackson makes the case that as the Jamaican economy turns around, investors who put their money on the Jamaica Stock Exchange rather than savings
Minister of Science, Energy and Technology Dr Andrew Wheatley ( left) examines a map of Jamaica’s offshore blocks during a tour of the ‘Harrier Explorer’, the research vessel which was used by Tullow Oil to carry out 2D seismic surveys off Jamaica’s south coast in March 2017. The first-ever 3D
President of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) Howard Mitchell has reiterated his call for a coalition model of leadership to develop and implement a sustainable crime-fighting plan. According to the PSOJ boss, any sustainable solution to crime and violence must have its genesis in what he describes as
Principal Director, Planning and Policy, Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries, Shaun Baugh, addresses the opening session of the Food and Agriculture Organisation's (FAO) national consultation to discuss priorities for Jamaica's food and nutrition security and rural development held at The Knutsford Court Hotel in New Kingston on February
Professor Trevor Munroe (second left), executive director of the National Integrity Action (NIA), in discussion with (from left) Andrew Colburn of USAID, Fitz Jackson and Minister of Justice Delroy Chuck at NIAs St Andrew office yesterday. The occasion was to present the findings of the 2017 Corruption Perception Index. Jamaica
Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett is promising that the long-awaited pension scheme for tourism workers is to come on stream in June. Speaking on Monday, Bartlett said the final touches were being put in place for the launch of the scheme by midyear. He said the tourism ministry has been sensitising
Dr Lucien Jones, vice-chairman of the National Road Safety Council (NRSC), said he is optimistic that the new Road Traffic Act will help to reduce road fatalities and injuries. The Act was passed by the Lower House in Parliament last Tuesday and carries stringent fines or even imprisonment for traffic
