Joel Julien

Trinidad and Tobago’s commuters spend an average of 33 days a year in traffic, with congestion costing the economy an estimated $2.26 billion annually.For many Trinidadians, the workday begins long

THE sale of the Tru Valu supermarket chain is nearing completion, but the fate of several other major CL Financial assets remains uncertain, with the collapse of a court-approved deal

ECONOMIST Dr Vaalmikki Arjoon says the proposed fiscal reforms targeting marginal gas fields and pension taxation could unlock investment in the energy sector while strengthening long-term savings and domestic capital

Trinidad and Tobago will need to achieve the largest expansion of non-energy exports in its history if it is to meet the Government’s target of generating an additional US$5 billion

RUDOLPH Hanamji was just 15 years old when he began his professional career, balancing classes at Queen’s Royal College with a part-time communications role for a United Nations-backed publication.The opportunity

Amid uncertainty over the future of its dairy and juice businesses, Nestle yesterday assured the Government that jobs and local factory operations will be preserved as the company evaluates strategic

The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago says it is preparing to strengthen oversight of cross-border cash shipments and foreign exchange reporting under planned reforms to the Exchange Control Act.

CARIBBEAN Airlines did not have a formal procurement contract with Blue Waters for bottled water supplied onboard its aircraft, according to a senior airline executive, who said supplies were previously

A TOTAL of $3.46 billion (US$510.8 million) was withdrawn from the Heritage and Stabilisation Fund (HSF) during the latest two reporting quarters for which data is available, according to documents

Amid growing debate over the economic benefits and environmental costs of data centres, chief policy officer of the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) Caroline Vik said Trinidad and Tobago