Corporate News
 Peter J. July, Group Chairman, RBTT Financial Holdings Limited, has announced that the Group recorded pre-tax earnings of US$145 million for the nine-month period ended December 31, 2007, an improvement of 5% over the corresponding period last year. The profit attributable to shareholders of US$107 million was affected by a higher effective Group tax rate, which moved up from 21% to 25%, mainly due to changes to the tax legislation in one jurisdiction, increased provisions for tax assessments and higher taxable income generated by the retail banking entities. As a consequence, diluted earnings per share moved down to US$0.31, compared with US$0.32 for the comparable period last year. |
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Made in Grenada
 If all goes well food processing in the region could be getting some very welcome support from an international organization.
Recently a representative of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) was in Grenada as part of the fact finding tour of the Caribbean and parts 9of Latin America to assess the state of agro- processing in this part of the world.
Ms. Clara Isabel Romero who working as a consultant for UNIDA is a specialist in food processing and her mission is assess that state of the agro industry in the Caribbean and report her findings to UNIDO. |
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Local News
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Monday April 28th 2008, St. George’s- Grenadian Prime Minister Dr. The Rt. Hon. Keith Mitchell has congratulated the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States Secretariat, for their efforts to have a full-time Chief Justice appointed. Prime Minister Mitchell said he was concerned that such an important position was held by an Acting Chief Justice for such a long time, and says he is very satisfied with the appointment of Justice Hugh Rollins to the post. |
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Friday, 02 May 2008 |
 Sites of the 2008 Labour Day March |
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SPORTS OFFERS JAMAICAN YOUTH A COLLEGE SLAM-DUNK |
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Wednesday, 30 April 2008 |
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Ex-NFL and NBA Players team up with Jamaica football stars to conduct inspiring sports clinics for young people
MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (April 29, 2008) - The sporting genius of Jamaicans is admirable and should be developed into educational opportunities, said former professional NBA basketball player Zack Jones who is currently in Jamaica conducting sporting clinics in the Montego Bay area. |
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Fabulous Location for the 7th Grenada Hotel & Tourism Association Gourmet Evening |
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Wednesday, 30 April 2008 |
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Following the wonderful setting of the Aquarium Restaurant & Bar, in March, the GHTA was very fortunate to have the use of the Beach House Restaurant & Bar last Sunday night, for the latest of their increasingly popular ‘Gourmet Evenings’. Waves gently lapping on the shore and the backdrop of lush vegetation, lent a feeling of peace and serenity making the venue truly fabulous.
At 4 pm a community table filled with locally grown produce along with a mystery basket containing the protein to be prepared, was handed over to two teams, each consisting of three chefs and one pastry chef. After the allotted half an hour to decide on their menus, the chefs began the race against the clock to have three mouth watering courses for twenty five persons per team, cooked and plated by 8 pm. |
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