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The United States economy expanded at a surprising three per cent annual pace in the April-June period, bouncing back at least temporarily from a first-quarter drop that reflected disruptions from the US trade wars. Still, details of the report...
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Manufacturing and distribution company Seprod Limited is looking to extract maximum benefit from its acquisition programme over the last two years. Reporting to shareholders on Monday, CEO Richard Pandohie said since the company’s last annual...
Jamaican Copyright Licensing Agency, known as JAMCOPY, paid out $30.3 million in royalties at the end of last year to more than 900 rightsholders whose works appeared in print, the organisation reported at its annual general meeting. JAMCOPY...
Stellantis hopes to counteract some of the expected €1.5-billion (US$1.7-billion) cost of tariffs this year by boosting North American profitability with new model launches like the discontinued Jeep Cherokee, the carmaker’s new CEO said on Tuesday...
For decades, the United States was the champion of democracy, the rule of law, and human rights. Of course, there were glaring discrepancies between rhetoric and reality: during the Cold War, the US overturned democratically elected governments in...
A cyberattack on Russian state-owned flagship carrier Aeroflot caused a mass outage to the company’s computer systems on Monday, Russia’s prosecutor’s office said, forcing the airline to cancel more than 100 flights and delay others. Ukrainian...
The Jamaica Coffee Exporters Association, JCEA, wants the authorities to withdraw the proposed blockchain platform for commodity exports, arguing it will impose over $100 million in costs on stakeholders. Chairman of the JCEA Dr Norman Grant said...
Portland JSX Limited will now invest directly into businesses rather than pool with other funds. “Going forward, PJX has transitioned from a fund-based investment model and will pursue a strategy focused on direct investments,” the company said in...
QUESTION: We are in the construction industry and recently discovered that our lead workman has been poached by one of our most valuable clients. This represents a substantial portion of our business because of large, recurring contracts. This is...
Today’s essay is my response to the Jamaica Observer’s July 23 article, ‘Looming crisis: 80 per cent without pensions, 70 per cent uninsured, industry demands tax breaks, micro schemes to incentivise saving’. That reporting was the product of...