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Bowe: Govt’s borrowing plan doesn’t adequately address nat’l debt
The government’s recently released annual borrowing plan (ABP), while useful, does not lay out a strategy for reducing the country’s…
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Farquharson: Employers can’t force employees to pay for COVID tests
Chairman of the National Tripartite Council (NTC) Robert Farquharson said yesterday that the law couldn’t be more clear on the…
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Rate reduction bond bill amendments to get BPL better interest rates
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Works Desmond Bannister said yesterday that new amendments to the Electricity Rate Reduction Bond…
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Report: Bahamas FDI inflows grew 47% to $897 million despite COVID-19
The Bahamas was one of only seven small island developing states (SIDS) that saw increased inflows for foreign direct investment…
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BPL seeking to place rate reduction bond before year’s end
Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) has set its sights on completing its rate reduction bond (RRB) process – to raise more than…
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Cable Bahamas commits to cooperation with URCA on customer complaints
Cable Bahamas Limited (CBL) said last week that it intends to be fully cooperative with the Utilities Regulation and Competition…
Read More » Financial Intelligence Unit investigating a real estate scam
The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) has revealed it is investigating a real estate scam, following several suspicious transaction reports (STRs)…
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Govt’s debt management plan revealed
The government will seek to source $892.4 million of this fiscal year’s borrowing from local markets and $959.2 million in…
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Crowdfunding platform ArawakX attracts 1,000 interested investors so far
One thousand interested investors have already started crowdfunding platform ArawakX’s onboarding process, which tells the company’s spokesperson and Chief Technology Officer D’Arcy Rahming…
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URCA reveals two frequencies available for radio station licences
Following a review of the market, the Utilities Regulation and Competition Authority (URCA) has determined that there are two radio…
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