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Posts from BSJ Biznews for 01/19/2020 -

Posts from BSJ Biznews for 01/19/2020

Who's Who in Barbados Business 2020 is now in production. If your company has never listed in the magazine and its related website, please see our special introductory offer in the flyer attached.

Posts from BSJ Biznews for 12/21/2019 -

Posts from BSJ Biznews for 12/21/2019

Posts from BSJ Biznews for 11/17/2019 -

Posts from BSJ Biznews for 11/17/2019

foreign lenders accuse Barbados negotiators of not acting in "good faith" The lobby group said that, instead, the Government of Barbados had released so-called “restructuring scenarios” that ignored its suggestions during negotiations over the past several months.

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Case of the recurring column Even though there is a hole in the government’s ozone layer policy that you could drive, well, a diesel truck through, it’s never mentioned.

LIAT: Leave Incorporation Any Time Long ago and far away, possibly in a distant galaxy, times were much simpler. With little a-doin’ in our island paradise, we would sit around and try to come up with ways to “burn” the region’s airlines for their lousy service.

World Bank praises Flow, LIAT and Massy Group praised for risk mitigation strategies Ming Zhang, Practice Manager at the World Bank, told representatives of the companies during a panel discussion that the bank was confident that businesses were treating disaster preparedness as a priority.

Mottley: We're ready to sell our shares in Liat Ms. Mottley told Parliament on Tuesday that the Barbados government did not believe Liat could do what it needed to under its current structure.

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Health organisations call for ban on sugary drinks at all schools in Barbados The group says government must enact legislation and programmes to “protect our children by significantly improving their school food environment.”

Mottley still Barbados’ guiding light We have taken for granted a smiling “Mia” hugging probably every man, woman and child alive in this country to date, giving each that special look of sincerity and encouragement which every one demands of her.