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Watson to challenge BLPC nod for costs

Attorney Tricia Watson will be challenging the Fair Trading...

No immediate rise in bills

Utility regulators have approved a Barbados Light & Power...

Bajans deeper in debt

Barbadian families are deep in debt. While the latest Financial...

Mortgages rule loans sector

The continued expansion in mortgages to facilitate the increased...

Growing risks threaten financial stability

Barbados’ financial system is stable but local regulators are...

Receiver invites bid for Solar Dynamics assets

Long-standing Barbados manufacturer Solar Dynamics Limited, an internationally-recognised pioneer...

Govt sticking with Barbados dollar

Government has no plan to abandon the Barbados dollar in favour of using United States (US) currency as the country’s legal tender – a...

Caribbean CEOs optimistic

A majority of corporate bosses surveyed by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in Barbados and five other Caribbean countries are optimistic about this year’s global economic prospects. PwC says...

DeepSeek shows business opportunity

The top level generative artificial intelligence (AI) model created by Chinese technology company DeepSeek is a potential game-changer for businesses and the wider society...

$1.2b more savings

Criticisms about low interest paid on savings persisted last year, but that did not stop Barbadians from depositing another $1.2 billion in their accounts...

C&W three-year cap

Barbadian households and businesses with a standalone fixed telephone service from Cable & Wireless (Barbados) Limited (C& W) will be spared price increases for...

Watson taking on BL&P

Attorney and intervenor Tricia Watson is opposing Barbados Light & Power Company Ltd’s (BL& P) application for a regulatory exemption related to the fulfilment...

Greenidge: Debt on good track

The international monetary fund (IMF) has concluded that Government’s debt is sustainable and Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge agrees with this assessment. More than...

2025 prospects ‘looking bright’

Barbados is set for a thriving 2025, driven by growth in tourism, sustainable development, and a progressive business environment. That is the view of chartered...

Not an unfair move by banks, says Greenidge

The Central Bank does not believe a decision by some commercial banks to reduce their in-branch operating hours is being unfair to customers. Central Bank...

Caution on salary hikes

With salary negotiations for public sector workers expected this year, Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge says any increase in pay for them should...