Ganga hosts golf April 23

The Daren Ganga Foundation (DGF) is hosting its second annual fundraising golf tournament on April 23 at the Millennium Lakes Golf & Country Club in Trincity. The tournament will host 60 teams of two golfers from throughout the Caribbean who will…

CARICOM’s problems create doubt for trading partners

Could a moment come when the Caribbean's partners in Europe and North America reconsider the way…

T&T manufacturers looking to set up plants in Jamaica

MANUFACTURERS in Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) including one large player are eyeing Jamaica with a view to establishing operations here, Minister of Industry Commerce and Investment Karl Samuda revealed last week. "They (Trinidadians) are satisfied…

European banks face ‘tougher’ stress tests

Europe's banking regulator has said that banks will be subject to tougher tests in its latest examination of their finances. It includes some Irish banks, including one which passed last year's test but later needed a government bail-out. The…

TNT shares drop 10% on impact of higher oil price

Shares in the Dutch logistics group TNT have fallen 10% after the company warned high oil prices and other problems would hit profits at its express unit. The company cut its earlier forecast of operating income of 400m-420m euros ($607m, £370m)…

Toyota to restart Japanese output at reduced capacity

Toyota will restart production at all of its Japanese factories between 18 and 27 April, the company has said. However, the world's biggest car manufacturer said that production at its domestic factories will resume at a reduced capacity. Production…

S. African Leader: Gadhafi Accepts Cease-Fire Plan

South African President Jacob Zuma, leading a delegation of…

Life Sentence for Australian Who Threw Daughter from Bridge

An Australian court sentenced a man to life in prison Monday for killing his four-year-old daughter in front of her two young brothers. Arthur Freeman, 37, was convicted of murdering his daughter Darcey by throwing her from Melbourne's West Gate…

Nationalist Leading in Peru Vote

Election officials in Peru say left-wing nationalist Ollanta Humala is leading in the first round of the presidential election with 18 percent of the vote counted. Officials said Humala has won more than 26 percent of the vote in Sunday's poll.…

Xinhua: Blogs Accuse Chinese Artist of Plagiarism in 2007

Chinese official media say the Chinese artist, whose recent detention has drawn international criticism, has been accused of plagiarizing the idea for a 2007 exhibit. Ai Weiwei was detained in Beijing a week ago as he tried to board a flight for…