Thursday, March 28, 2024

Business

Disgraced ‘Crypto King’ to be sentenced

Sam Bankman-Fried, the former billionaire crypto boss who was convicted of fraud and money laundering last year, will return to court in New York on Thursday to be sentenced...

Debt sustainable, says Governor

Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge is maintaining that Barbados debt “remains quite sustainable," but he says...

Mallalieu: Bosses need protection

GOVERNMENT SHOULD COME out and support employers who are being vilified after following the COVID-19 directives issued during...

Subaru to recall over 118,000 vehicles in US, NHTSA says

Subaru of America is recalling 118,723 SUVs and sedans in the U.S. over an issue which prevents air...

FTC investigating TikTok over privacy and security

The Federal Trade Commission is investigating TikTok for its data and security practices, two sources told CNN on...

Lashley: Make cover a must

Minister of Transport and Works Michael Lashley is suggesting that insurance coverage for dwelling houses be made compulsory.Speaking against the background of about 50...

US$90m target for CDF cycle

Negotiations for the second funding cycle of the Barbados-based CARICOM Development Fund (CDF), which had a start-up of around US$100 million from member states...

Enough taxes, says Farley

No more taxes, please! We’re already up to the hilt in taxes.This is one of the messages which the Institute of Chartered Accountants of...

‘Time to face marijuana issue’

Speaker of the House Michael Carrington is calling on Barbadians to look at the legalisation of marijuana, given its widespread use and campaigns for...

A done deal

After years of legal fights and loud disputes, the West Indies Cricket Board and the West Indies Players Association are seeing eye-to-eye like never before.The...

New footbridge

Pedestrians will be stepping out on firmer footing with the completion of a footbridge at Welchman Hall, St Thomas. Work started on the project...