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Youth ‘not interested’ in trade unions
Changing mindsets by a younger work force which do not regard the benefits of trade union membership as a priority need to be addressed...
Children’s TV exec files lawsuit over documentary
Former Nickelodeon producer and writer Dan Schneider has filed a defamation legal case against the producers of a TV documentary series, claiming it has...
Tesla staff say firm’s entire Supercharger team fired
Tesla has fired its entire Supercharger division, staff who worked in the team say.
There are over 50,000 Superchargers globally, the company says, making it...
Fifth body found after Baltimore bridge collapse
The body of a fifth construction worker has been recovered after a ship hit Baltimore's Key Bridge in March, causing it to collapse.
Miguel Angel...
Machel Montano returns as headliner for Tipsy Music Festival 2024
Barbados, May 1, 2024 – Tipsy Music Festival is thrilled to announce the return of Soca King, Machel Montano, as one of the main...
Real and Bayern play to 2-2 draw
Vinicius Jr scored twice as Real Madrid came away with a draw in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final tie with hosts...
Two perish in early morning accident
Update: 2:55 p.m.
The deceased have both been identified by their respective family members.
They are Tammi Tonas Tammetha Bryant, 39 years, of Vaucluse Tenantry, St...
BLP ‘the real enemy’
Political leader of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) Ralph Thorne has acknowledged his disruptive influence on the party, but reiterated the real enemy remained...
Extra fees for IMF
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is charging Government millions of dollars in fees being collected whenever Barbados repays money it borrowed from the institution.
These...
How to stop being the other woman?
Dear Christine, FOR WHATEVER REASON, I seem to draw the attention of men who are either married or in serious relationships. The problem is...
New guidelines on commercial bank fees coming soon
The Central Bank of Barbados will be issuing new guidelines to commercial banks. It will include information regarding the fees they charge customers.
Central Bank...
Governor fears impact of bad weather on food crop
Local agriculture is feeling the heat from climate change.
Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge says this can negatively impact the sector’s economic contribution this...