Barbados putting in $3M to help keep LIAT flying
Barbados is putting $3 million into the operations of regional airline LIAT to keep it in the air during the COVID-19 crisis, the Nation...
Bleak prognosis for LIAT amid COVID-19 fears
With the wings of the global aviation industry temporarily clipped by the Coronavirus pandemic, one respected Barbadian economist is suggesting that the blow is...
LIAT to continue flying with reduced schedule, CEO says
LIAT is continuing to fly across the region with a reduced flight schedule commencing Sunday, March 22.
The new reduced schedule is in response to...
Scotiabank taking important steps to help customers, employees stay protected
Scotiabank is important steps to help you stay protected.
We continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation closely, and are following the latest guidance from health...
LIAT cancels several flights
LIAT says it has been forced to cancel several flights due to travel restrictions imposed by countries as they try to stem the spread...
Improving the fortunes of LIAT will be a tall order
With all the pleasantries and the compliments having been showered on Owen Arthur, the former Barbados Prime Minister, on his elevation to the Chairmanship...
Former Antigua Immigration Chief leads SVG’s Inaugural Investment Forum
The investment promotions agency of St. Vincent and the Grenadines – Invest SVG has announced that the country’s inaugural SVG Investment Forum will be...
Antigua and Barbuda opens economic office in Dubai
Prime Minister Gaston Browne was in Dubai this week, to support a series of initiatives aimed at strengthening economic ties with the United Arab...
LIAT 2020: From Holder to Arthur
By Dr. Basil Springer
‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you,...
Caribbean Chamber of Commerce set to launch in Europe
The newly founded Caribbean Chamber of Commerce in Europe (CCCE) is opening its doors soon, offering Caribbean-based companies an alternative gateway to the continent...