Jamaica Stock Exchange to hike penalties

In four decades of operation, the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) has imposed monetary punishment against infringers of only two rules of the 413 markers it has laid down for orderly stock market trading. But now the exchange's Regulatory and Market Oversight Committee (RMOC) has devised a new schedule of fees covering more of the rules...

Digicel baulks at £15.5m fee from LIME lawsuit

Mobile service provider Digicel Group is believed to be seeking a negotiated settlement as one option in its bid to have its rival, Cable & Wireless Communications (CWC), lower the £15.5 million (J$2.09 billion) figure it said it had to shell out to defend a case unsuccessfully brought against it in the English High Court, by Digicel.

Venezuelans to the rescue - 2% deal gives PDVSA affiliate majority ownership

A wall of silence has been thrown up around the takeover deal with PDV Caribe SA, in which Jamaica has agreed to give the energy company majority ownership of Petrojam Limited.

'Follow my blueprint' - Paulwell still pushing for break-up of JPS monopoly

Phillip Paulwell is advocating that the Government use its 20 per cent minority interest in the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) to break the power generator and distributor's monopoly on the sale of electricity in Jamaica, and allow other producers to sell directly to users.

Walk good, Air Jamaica

Effective midnight tonight, Air Jamaica will cease to be a Jamaican-owned entity, and the 'little piece of Jamaica that flies' will be operating under a transition agreement on behalf of the Trinidad-based Caribbean Air-lines Limited (CAL).

Jamaica as an international financial centre

In modern Jamaica, for at least a decade and a half, the idea of creating an inter-national financial centre has been alive, with greater or lesser enthusiasm as the country's projected economic fortunes ebbed and flowed.

Clashes break out as Greece downgrade looms

Prime Minister George Papandreou warned of more "painful" decisions for Greeks Thursday amid violent protests and a caution from rating agency Moody's of a possible "multi-notch downgrade".

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