Global banks fined billions
LONDON (AP) – United States, British and Swiss regulators have fined five global banks $3.4 billion for attempting to manipulate foreign exchange markets -...
NATION newscast November 11, 2014
IN TONIGHT’S NEWS:Independence Day windfall for tourism.A call to make it mandatory for financial institutions to report security breaches.Windies women lose again.
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Sealy: ‘Success’ from World Travel Market meetings
This island’s Minister of Tourism and International Transport, Richard Sealy, is reporting successful meetings at the recently-concluded World Travel Market (WTM).Speaking from the Barbados...
Final Parliament lecture on Wednesday
The People’s Parliament: Sixty years of Parliamentary Democracy in Barbados, will be the topic under discussion, when the final in a two-part series commemorating...
Police seeking injured men
POLICE ARE SEEKING the public’s assistance in locating two men who were seriously injured in an altercation at Bush Hall, St Michael today.Public relations...
Business laws to be amended
BARBADOS IS CHANGING several pieces of legislation with a view to making it easier to do business in the island.Minister of Industry, International Business,...