Just a frontman
Kingston businessman Rodney Chin said yesterday that he had been only a frontman for Kern Spencer in the companies he helped him to form to allegedly benefit from the infamous Cuban light-bulb programme.
- 'Sitting' out the recession; Stool maker says she won't quit on her business
- Steely's thanksgiving today
- Tax cuts a big mistake - Davies
Jamaica set to get on the track with Bolt;Country heads into round-the-world yacht race sporting track star's name
WESTERN BUREAU:The Ministry of Tourism says it is in 'lively negotiations' with triple world record holder, Usain Bolt to help in marketing the...
- Across the nation: PM arranges with private pharmacies to dispense medications
- JPS worker, firefighters injured
- Police question Stern
- Cops seek person of interest in Terry case
Stars hunt final glory
THESSALONIKI, Greece (CMC):Jamaican sprint sensation Usain Bolt heads a plethora of World Champions going for more glory at this weekend's IAAF/VTB Bank World Athletics Final meet, a two-day event carrying total prize money of US$3.02 million.
- Bolt has fun with kids
- Exciting, tough season ahead
- Racing Machine to rock Reggae Trophy
- The west ... gifted players and quality coaches
- Five teams to watch
- In your neighbourhood
- Eagles, Alligators in big T20 showdown
- Knights, Bulls tip off NBL
EDITORIAL: The real tax relief that downtown Kingston needs
Yesterday, The Gleaner reported yet another attempt to resuscitate business in downtown Kingston with tax-relief inducements.
LETTER OF THE DAY: Grade 4 literacy publication - the good and the bad
The Editor, Sir:Let me congratulate all my colleagues for the outstanding work being done in our schools.
- Perplexing toll operations
- Government must lead the way
- Faulty comparisons
- Yes, Dr Ford, but ...
- NOTE-WORTHY: Literacy problems
Second Jamaica Digital Arts Festival on next weekend - Free admission to the public
If a week is a long time in politics, two years is eternity in the digital domain.So when the Creative Production and Training Centre (CPTC) staged the first Jamaica Digital Arts Festival in 2007
Fashion, food & frolic
Ports 1961 took a nature walk, presenting a spring collection of drapey but womanly pieces in seashore colours like coral, sand, white pearl and grey.
- Coming home with Jamaican author Patricia Powell
- Sweet smartphone deals tempt users
- Shooting on a budget
- New driving game has losers eating dust - Jaw-dropping graphics push 'Dirt 2' ahead of the pack
- Cooking with bay leaves
- A tough Pill to swallow
- Let's Talk Life: Weary from life
Social: Lois Samuels' The Vessel scores big at New York Fashion Week
"Jamaican-born former model Lois Samuels put an English accent on her menswear and uniform inspirations, creating a prim, tailored collection with an emphasis on the jump-suit." - Women's Wear...
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