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Jamaica Gleaner Business
published: Wednesday | November 5, 2003

JAMPRO doing more with less
THE 22 positions made redundant at Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO) last Friday brings its staff count to 73, a massive fall from the over 300 employees it had at full stretch.

JMMB looks to Barbados
LOCAL MONEY market company, Jamaica Money Market Brokers (JMMB) is to launch a fixed income arm and then later an equity arm in Barbados.


Millions for energy campaign
A $12-MILLION budget had been allocated to creating public awareness and understanding of the benefits of efficient energy use, said Raymond Wright, managing director of the Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica.


Does the market need a few nudges now and then?
Question: My wife and I live in Norbrook, St. Andrew. We own and live in a three-bedroom house. It has not been insured for the last 15 years after we suffered a break-in.


Jamaica Stock Exchange has its best year ever
THE JAMAICA Stock Ex-change (JSE) is reporting significant increases of over 90 per cent in trade volume and value in its nine-month report, over last year's performance.


JMA supports hike in cement tariff
THE JAMAICA Manufacturers' Association (JMA) supports the recommendation of the Ministry of Finance and Planning in respect of the application of the bound rate of 50 per cent CET on imported cement.


Carib Fashion Week being restructured
FHE MAIN focus of Caribbean Fashion Week this year will be on generating business for local and regional fashion houses, says Kingsley Cooper, chief executive officer (CEO) of Pulse Investments.
















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