Affluent suffer more crime than poor says Study
THE TOP 20 per cent of households in Jamaica in consumption levels suffered substantially more criminal victimisation than the poorest 20 per cent, according to 2002 Jamaica Survey of Living Conditions (JSLC).
A first for Jamaican motor sales
No deposit required for purchase of vehicle
NO MONEY down. Could this be a new trend in the car dealership industry in Jamaica? Possibly, because at least one company, GM Challenger, is having a clearance sale that requires no deposit on a particular brand of vehicle. GM Challenger is ...
Stretch your dollar
Better ways to manage your money
Sunday Business challenges the financial experts to give a 'money makeover' to our subjects. The experts will analyse income and expenditure and recommend ways to ...
Construction costs soaring
Developers undaunted by rising material expenses
A YEAR ago developers and other professionals in the construction industry were pessimistic about the future of the industry. There were predictions that imminent, crippling increases in the industry would stymie building development and ...
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