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Leaders told to develop workforce

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The gap between strategy and execution remains a critical challenge.This was pointed out by lead strategy development and implementation consultant Dionne Harris in her...

Visa transactions ‘help spending surge’

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Barbadian consumers contributed to a surge in spending via their use of debit cards, credit cards and other platforms of global digital payments company...

Chamber of Commerce has new president

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The Barbados Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) has a new president.Anthony Branker, an experienced businessman with a wealth of knowledge in the retail...

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Some BCC staff stage protest

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