Business

Businesses urged to ensure brand stands out

Businesses were encouraged to explore what makes their brand stand out as the adoption of generative AI is leaving information, flyers and business models looking the same. Managing partner of...

Pitch to boost business facilitation

The global business sector is keen to continue working with Government and other partners to improve business facilitation...

Barbados helping to spearhead US$500m disaster emergency fund

Barbados is playing a leading role in an international effort to secure a major new financial lifeline if...

Power hike concern

Questions and concerns are being raised about the fuel-related hike in electricity costs which Barbados Light & Power...

Accountants target social change

Finance is emerging at the frontline of social change in the Caribbean, according to the world’s largest talent...

Rehab centre coming for women

BARBADOS WILL SOON have its first rehabilitation centre for women battling with various forms of addiction.Plans for Marina House, which will be based in...

Gov’t gets $2.5m for excess rainfall

GOVERNMENT HAS received more than $2.5 million as part of an insurance policy due to damage from rainfall.And White Hill, St Andrew may well...

Shooting victim dies

POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING another murder after a shooting victim succumbed to his injuries.Dead is 20-year-old Albert Boyce of Cats Castle in the City.Boyce was...

Tracking e-cigarettes

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Just a few years ago, early adopters of e-cigarettes got their fix by clumsily screwing together a small battery and...

Guardians of Our Heritage: Cou Cou and Flying Fish

BARBADIANS HAVE LONG CLAIMED COU-COU (or coo-coo) as their native dish, which is also served in other Caribbean islands, particularly by those of Bajan...

Guardians Of Our Heritage: Local Cuisine

SUN-DRIED PLANTAIN, breadfruit or guinea-corn porridge is a rarity at breakfast tables in Barbadian homes as would be the sight of village women traversing...