Stanford stumped - Texan cricket promoter charged for multibillion US dollar fraud - WICB halts sponsorship talks
Texan billionaire and cricket promoter Sir Allen Stanford was yesterday charged over a US$8-billion investment fraud. Stanford, who has been living in Antigua for years, bankrolled the Twenty20 Super Series cricket...
- King and Queen worth the wait
- Jamaica to benefit from Spanish investment
- Social intervention curbing crime - police
- Alcoa Foundation backs volunteer projects
Six more added to most-wanted list
Two men accused of the June 2008 murder of Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) Chairman Douglas Chambers are among six new faces added to the police 10-most-wanted list released yesterday by Assistant Commissioner of Police Les Green....
- Allen gets honorary doctorate
- Net widens on illegal fishers - Nine sanctuaries formed
- Advice for Cash Plus depositors
- X hits the spot - Heavy-handed ban will hurt adult entertainment, say cable execs
Pay fight at Sagicor - Fixed salaries to make way for performance-based strategies
Sagicor Life Jamaica is introducing a new 'pay for performance' compensation scheme that will not only revloutionise the fixed-salary system, but also form the basis on which the company will eliminate staff in a tough year. The plan is already raising hackles in the company...
- Sagicor Cayman strikes deal with Guardian
- Smash-me-Bernie a hit
- Casserly lands new contracts, leases new space - Expansion to create 1,000 jobs
- Broilers has backup plan - Far East, Europe potential ethanol markets
- Chris Bovell retires from DunnCox - New senior partner named
- Petrojam Ethanol stands alone
- Michael Misick bows to pressure
- Trump casinos file for bankruptcy
- Japan finance chief quits over alleged drunkenness
Careless Windies concede big lead
ST JOHN'S, Antigua (CMC): Spin, an eternal blight to West Indies' batsmen, returned to haunt them when Graeme Swann bowled England to a 281-run first innings lead in the third Test yesterday. Ramnaresh Sarwan hit the top score of 94 for West Indies ...
- Cricketers uncertain about their investment
- Bet on Jet Blaster for knotty feature
- Ardenne, JC claim crowns
- Arnett, Village clash
- Campion, Calabar hunt title
EDITORIAL - Well done, Mr Shaw!
We welcome Finance Minister Audley Shaw's forthright repudiation of remarks by his Cabinet colleague Karl Samuda, who suggested that Jamaica might reintroduce foreign exchange or capital controls, or whatever may be the definition from Mr Samuda's subsequent attempts...
LETTER OF THE DAY - From daggerin' to better dancehall
The Editor, Sir: The emotive hype caused by the Broadcasting Commission's ban on lewd lyrics from the airways, gives need to a conversation that is long overdue.Having listened to various players involved...
- Imagining a peaceful nation
- Too many cowards in Jamaica
- Excellent job
- Is Falmouth cruise port reckless spending?
- The Church's role in society
- Handling the effects of global recession
- MP's views on gays backward
- JFLAG refers to constitution
- Politicians sharing power
Shirley goes down Lovers Lane with God
Valentine's Day holds special meaning for pastor Shirley Caesar. At 12 years old, she was saved on a Valentine's Day. Two days later, on the 16th of February, she was baptised. "I always say, when the lovers were going down Lovers Lane...
- Red Stripe launches 'Project Artist'
- Late but great Negril Awards
- Something extra
- Showing love, redemption in prison
Women's achy-breaky heart
You must have seen a movie with the role of the type A-personality man - driven, ambitious, focused, working long hours and then forced to slow down after a heart attack. Women are hardly ever typecast in this role. Perhaps because the general view is...
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