Revenues for the quarter of $14.2 billion represent an increase of 7.2% above the $13.3 billion achieved in the corresponding quarter of the previous year however this fell slightly below our expectations. The…
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Massy 2025 – Advancing Strategic Clarity to Deliver Sustainable Growth
Massy enters 2025 with strong momentum, building on a successful 2024. Last year, we delivered record revenue growth and cash flow and enhanced our balance sheet. These results provide a solid foundation for…
Corporate Movements – February 2025
Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited (SJ) wishes to advise that Mr. Gilbert Palter resigned as a Director of SJ and its subsidiary, Sagicor Life Jamaica Limited (SLJ) effective January 31, 2025. SJ is pleased…
Sir Anthony Smellie appointed a judge of Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Former Chief Justice of the Cayman Islands, Sir Anthony Smellie, a Jamaican, has been appointed a…
OIC concerned about data breaches
By Kimone Witter The Office of the Information Commissioner is concerned about the…
Security authorities bracing for spike in gang-related murders
The Crime Monitoring & Oversight Committee [CMOC] says the security forces are bracing for a…
St. Elizabeth Community Reels After Woman Killed by Brother in Alleged Refusal of Sexual Act
THORNTON, St. Elizabeth – The quiet community of Thornton is reeling from a devastating tragedy […] The post St. Elizabeth Community Reels After Woman Killed by Brother in Alleged Refusal of Sexual Act…
St Elizabeth woman’s death becomes first murder for 2025
St Elizabeth recorded its first murder for 2025 on Friday, when a woman was stabbed during a…
Industry Minister Wants More MSMEs Listed on Junior Market of Stock Exchange
Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Senator the Hon. Aubyn Hill, says he wants to see more micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) listed on the Junior Market of the Jamaica Stock Exchange…
Jamaican Businesses Urged to Explore New Markets
In light of evolving global trade dynamics and recent trade tensions involving the United States (US), Jamaican businesses are being strongly encouraged to proactively diversify their markets, exploring both regional and international opportunities….
