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- Living Large -- Cash-strapped Angostura's culture of executive excessEven as Angostura Holdings Ltd, now under state control, prepares to bite the proverbial bullet and do some financial engineering on its balance sheet, questions are being raised about the culture of excess and corporate greed inside the iconic rum and bitters company.
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- No major losses for PoS retailers -- Browne outlines traffic, security plans at opening of CHOGM Village:Trade and Industry Minister Mariano Browne says he does not expect major losses to be incurred by Port of Spain businessmen during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) at the end of this month.
- Hundreds turn out to 'axe tax' -- Gypsy joins COP meeting in protest against GovtHUNDREDS of supporters of the Congress of the People’s Axe the Tax initiative gathered at Woodford Square, Port of Spain, yesterday afternoon as the political party hosted a public meeting to protest the implementation of the new property tax bill as outlined in the 2009/ 2010 Budget presentation.
- Dad drowns trying to rescue his children -- A man drowned at the Le Raffine Beach in Moruga yesterday while trying to rescue his two young children.
- Prison visits in limbo after scuffle with officers -- PRISONS officers said yesterday they were uncertain what may happen this week with regard to visits by relatives and friends of inmates at the Golden Grove Prison, Arouca, following a scuffle between visitors and prisons officers on Friday afternoon.
- Call him Mr Parang -- Q & A on a SundayChristmas comes but once a year and one man who not only has his ’cheer’ but shares it with his fellow citizens is parang aficianado Holly Betaudier.
- Criminal probe into senior managers -- Tim Gopeesingh writes Philbert, Gaspard, calling for...United National Congress Caroni East MP Dr Tim Gopeesingh has written to the Ag Police Commissioner and Ag Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) requesting a criminal probe into senior managers of the Central Bank and certain State-owned companies to determine whether they have breached insurance laws by failing to properly monitor and regulate some insuranc […]
- La Brea recognises its high achievers -- EDMUND Dillon is the Chief of Defence Staff of Trinidad and Tobago. John Rougier is the Commissioner of Prisons. His brother Herman retired earlier this year as Deputy Prisons Commissioner. Martin Martinez is the current Acting Prisons Commissioner. Trevor Paul is a retired Commissioner of Police. Nathaniel Douglas is a retired Transport Commissioner.
- 3 media veterans honoured -- THREE stalwarts of local media were honoured on Friday night for their contribution made over the years, in some cases over 40 years, during the Trinidad and Tobago Publishers and Broadcasters Association annual dinner and awards.
