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Standard and Poors Affirms Jamaica's Credit Rating at B+, Stable Future Outlook
Business
06 October 2022

Standard and Poors Affirms Jamaica's Credit Rating at B+, Stable Future Outlook

Standard and Poor’s Global Ratings, yesterday, October 5, 2022, affirmed the Government of Jamaica’s Long-Term Foreign and Local Currency Issuer Default Rating (IDR) at ‘B+’ with the outlook remaining Stable.

Read more: Standard and Poors Affirms Jamaica's Credit Rating at B+, Stable Future Outlook

Tags: jamaica, Standaard and Poors, Credit Rating, Economy, Dr Nigel Clarke
Increased profit for Pulse Investments
Business
28 September 2022

Increased profit for Pulse Investments

Pulse Investments registered higher profit during its financial year ended June.

Read more: Increased profit for Pulse Investments

Tags: Pulse Investments, Kingsley Cooper, Safia Cooper
Scotia Group reports improved financials
Business
10 September 2022

Scotia Group reports improved financials

Financial company Scotia Group Jamaica saw another quarter of improved financial results.

Read more: Scotia Group reports improved financials

Tags: Scotiabank
Ireland fines Instagram €405 million for its handling of children's data
Business
06 September 2022

Ireland fines Instagram €405 million for its handling of children's data

Ireland's data privacy regulator has agreed to levy a record fine of 405 million euros against social network Instagram following an investigation into its handling of children's data.

Read more: Ireland fines Instagram €405 million for its handling of children's data

Tags: Children, Instagram, Ireland, Fine
BoJ will still accept British 50 and 20 Pound Notes After Cut Off Date
Business
06 September 2022

BoJ will still accept British 50 and 20 Pound Notes After Cut Off Date

The Bank of Jamaica says it will still accept 20 and 50 pound banknotes even after the cut-off date set by the Bank of England.

Read more: BoJ will still accept British 50 and 20 Pound Notes After Cut Off Date

Tags: Bank of Jamaica, 50 Pound Note, Bank of England
  1. Mark St. Hill Named CEO of First Caribbean International Bank
  2. PM Talks possible economic benefit in training teachers for export
  3. JSIF offers $15 million in micro-business loans
  4. Jamaica’s Export Earnings Plummet as Imports Climb
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