$4m A DAY IN LOSSES

Date:12/11/2011  By:Trinidad Express

Businessmen are bracing for massive losses over the upcoming Christmas season after the continued stand-off between union and management left the Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago crippled for four days. With over 4,000 containers at a standstill,

REDjet On its way to a perfect cruising altitude.

Date:11/17/2011  By:T Snape

REDjet is of to a high start with some of the lowest fares allover the caribbean.

Debt Collapse - $20,000 Gold - Mike Maloney On Gold, Silver & Economics

Date:11/15/2011  By:Mike Maloney

Why Buy Physical Gold And Silver!

Air Jamaica joins Caribbean Airlines

Date:6/27/2011  By:Staff

Effective July 1, 2011 Air Jamaica joins Caribbean Airlines using the BW code for all flights. Air Jamaica's flight numbers will remain the same with the BW code added.

$175m boost for Govt in energy deals

Date:4/18/2011  By:Trinidad Express

Energy Minister Carolyn Seepersad-Bachan will announce the award of deepwater acreage in three weeks as the Government continues to push for new exploration of oil and gas offshore Trinidad and Tobago.

Olint's David Smith must forfeit US$128 million

Date:3/29/2011  By:Jamaica Observer

Under the terms of his plea agreement, David Smith must forfeit US$128 million which prosecutors say were proceeds from fraud, a house purchased in 2006 for US$730,000 for his sister and brother-in-law and gemstones and jewellery.

Barbados: $700m wage bill

Date:3/8/2011  By:Nation News

THE PUBLIC SECTOR wage bill is set to increase to nearly $700 million even as Government tries to plug a $584.4 million hole in its 2011-2012 expenses and income.

Sales boom for Carnival

Date:3/6/2011  By:Trinidad Express

SALES of Carnival accessories in Port of Spain got a boost this year because of the extended season and the Government-sponsored People's Band, Steve Samaroo, managing director of Carnival supply company Samaroo's, said yesterday.

REDjet conducts test flight at CJIA

Date:3/2/2011  By:Stabroek News

Regional airline REDjet, the Caribbean’s first low cost airline, yesterday conducted a “proving flight” at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA), Timehri as it moves closer to setting up operations here. A DC-9 aircraft operated by the company touched.

Bahamas PM pleased with economic performance

Date:2/24/2011  By:CMC

Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham said Wednesday that the local economy “has turned the corner” and that The Bahamas could look forward to better days.