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JSE now live on Nasdaq
Business
22 January 2020

JSE now live on Nasdaq

The Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) has successfully gone live with Nasdaq Matching Engine and Nasdaq Market Surveillance, enabling it to introduce new products and services, and attract investors.

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Private sector urges gov't, opposition to combine efforts towards fighting crime
Business
12 December 2019

Private sector urges gov't, opposition to combine efforts towards fighting crime

Jamaica's major private sector groups are urging the government and opposition to end their combative utterances on crime and channel their efforts towards expediting the national consensus on crime.

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Jamaica Broilers records 2 per cent profit increase
Business
06 December 2019

Jamaica Broilers records 2 per cent profit increase

Jamaica Broilers Group says revenues for the first six months of  its current financial year amounted to $26.3 billion  - a 2 per cent increase over last year.

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PM directs NHT to lower the cost of its houses
Business
06 December 2019

PM directs NHT to lower the cost of its houses

The National Housing Trust (NHT) has been directed to lower the cost of the houses it builds.

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Digicel Facing A Challenging Future
Business
26 November 2019

Digicel Facing A Challenging Future

On the heels of international ratings agency Fitch warning that telecoms giant Digicel faces imminent refinancing risks and will likely have to restructure its 2021 bonds, news has emerged that the company suffered a dip in earnings for the July to September quarter.

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  1. Palace Amusement continues to hold its own despite declining audiences
  2. Knutsford Express Services Ltd drives revenues to new highs
  3. CCCL revenues cracked in third quarter by heavy rainfall
  4. Scotch Boyz breaks into the Canadian market
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