Daily Archive: Friday, November 1, 2024

Articles published on Friday, November 1, 2024

Evin Lewis crashes a delivery into the boundary as he marshalled the West Indies chase with an aggressive 94. (ESPN Cricinfo Photo).

Lewis fireworks, Motie four-for power West Indies to huge win

(ESPN Cricinfo) – The only way is up as England seek to reboot their once-glorious white-ball fortunes, but on the evidence of a deeply one-sided first ODI against the West Indies, the journey to the 2027 World Cup will be long, arduous and – perhaps most significantly – unfamiliar to a new generation of cricketers whose unfamiliarity with the rhythms of 50-over cricket was all too plain to see in Antigua.

Stacey Mollison addressing the opening of the Destinstion Guyana Inrestment Forum

Living abroad is about helping to take our country forward, says Stacey Mollison

The staging of an event that would attract interested Guyanese in the diaspora as well as other interested international business people to become better briefed on the investment opportunities that now obtain in Guyana, a country which is in the process of a gradual transformation deriving mostly from the country’s world class oil find, in 2015, is one of the missions of Guyanese-born Stacey Mollison, a United States-based businesswoman whose own entrepreneurial credentials are reflected in her success, owning and operating the Libra Management Group (LMG) in Decatur, Georgia.

Chairman of Tourism Trinidad Ltd
Cliff Hamilton

TT tourism officials differ on future of sector

 A small squall in Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) appears to have broken out between two high-profile figures in the country’s tourism industry over the quality of its product, going forward, and the likely future of the sector even as potential visitors to the country for the tourist season ahead keep an eye on the current crime situation in the twin island Republic.

Scotia cuts US$ limit on credit cards

(Trinidad Guardian) Amid continuing tension about foreign exchange availability, Scotiabank T&T announced yesterday that effective December 1, 2024, it would reduce the maximum US dollar spending limit per calendar month on its credit cards until further notice.

Kitco Market Data

Gold Prices for the three-day period ending Thursday October 31, 2024 Kitco is a Canadian company that buys and sells precious metals such as gold, copper and silver.

Bullying in schools

Two weeks after a troubling incident at the St Joseph High School where two boys were attacked by older students in a toilet, the Ministry of Education is still to offer some assurance to the public that it has handled this matter to the satisfaction of the aggrieved and that the incident and the manner in which it was reported to have been treated are not widely prevalent across the education system.

Stock Market Updates

GSE (https://guyanastockexchangeinc.com/telephone Nº 223-6175/6) reports that session 1095’s trading results showed consideration of $54,372,828 from 48,963 shares traded in 31 transactions as compared to session 1094’s trading results which showed consideration of $15,329,083 from 41,459 shares traded in 33 transactions.