The intended sale of ScotiaBank's assets in nine Caribbean countries could have anti-competitive effects in at least three Member States, the CARICOM Competition Commission said.
ScotiaBank last November announced its intention to sell banking assets in nine English- and Dutch-speaking countries…
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Regional jurist wants Caribbean countries to hold referendum together on CCJ
ROSEAU, Dominica, Apr 1, CMC – Former Antigua and Barbuda attorney general, Queen Counsel Justin Simon is calling…
Antigua & Barbuda refuses vesting order in ScotiaBank sale – CARICOM…
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LIAT pilots agree to pay cut
Pilots employed with the cash-strapped regional airline, LIAT, Friday confirmed that they had agreed to a less than…
Shaping Caribbean Communications … 30 Years Later!
Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU) – In 1989, the CARICOM Heads of Government recognising the importance of…
PM Skerrit says Dominica on ‘clear growth’ path after Hurricane Maria
“Dominica has defied the odds and we are on a clear growth trajectory. Our national recovery has been led by the…
New permanent logo coming soon for CARIFESTA
A permanent logo is coming soon for CARIFESTA.
Members of the Regional Cultural Committee (RCC) were on Thursday…
PM Gonsalves calls for unity, cricket governance reform
“I think one of the first things they have to do is to unite the whole of the cricketing family in the West Indies.…
CARICOM Meeting with the International Contact Group on 28 March
A delegation from the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) led by the Chairman of the Conference of Heads of Government,…
Reporting on the 25th CARIFORUM Council of Ministers’ Meeting
By Elizabeth Morgan
As I had anticipated last week, regional media coverage of the 25th Meeting of Ministers of…