Stabroek Weekend

LUCAS STOCK INDEX
The Lucas Stock Index (LSI) rose 0.54 per cent in trading during the fourth week of December 2013.  The stocks of three companies were traded with a total of 11,500 shares changing hands.  There was one Climber and no Tumblers.  The Climber was Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL) which rose 0.54 per cent on the sale of 6,700 shares.  The stocks of Republic Bank Limited (RBL) which sold 4,000 shares and the stocks of Sterling Products Limited (SPL) which sold 800 shares remained unchanged.
LUCAS STOCK INDEX The Lucas Stock Index (LSI) rose 0.54 per cent in trading during the fourth week of December 2013. The stocks of three companies were traded with a total of 11,500 shares changing hands. There was one Climber and no Tumblers. The Climber was Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL) which rose 0.54 per cent on the sale of 6,700 shares. The stocks of Republic Bank Limited (RBL) which sold 4,000 shares and the stocks of Sterling Products Limited (SPL) which sold 800 shares remained unchanged.

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Winston Appadu
on a race horse
Winston Appadu on a race horse

Port Mourant

Port Mourant, Corentyne, the home village of the late president of Guyana, Dr Cheddi Jagan as well as some outstanding cricketers, was described as the only village that offers education from “nursery to university.” 

Mining in the Muri Mountains

Like every other serious investment venture in recent times, the PGGS (Permission for Geophysical and Geological Surveys) granted to Muri Brasil Ventures Inc in November last year has come under serious questioning and has given rise to suspicion and innuendo.

Lines for a hard journey

Writing a column on the celebration of Christmas is a little like trying to illustrate the scope and scale of Shakespeare with one or two quotations; you can succeed about as well as the man who tried describing the marvellous cathedral at Chartres by showing a carved stone and single piece of stained glass as specimens of the building’s majesty.

Latin America’s educational divide

What’s most worrisome about Latin America’s disastrous performance in the recently released international PISA student tests are not the results themselves, but that many countries in the region are not even recognizing that they have a serious problem.

Dogs are basically lazy

We have this picture of dogs as frolicking creatures, leaping about in an open area, splashing happily in water, and never seeming to tire of playing games of fetch. 

A real boozy pudding

Hi Everyone,  De Trini(s) might never let me back in deh country for what I have done with their beloved Punch de Crème but I think if they stop long enough to taste my Punch de Crème Bread Pudding they might forgive me.

From the frying pan into the fire: Money laundering in Guyana and the tightening grip of the US tax evasion regime

Introduction   If perchance any reader might have had doubts about the serious intent of the United States as it opens a new front against tax evasion and money laundering, under its Foreign Account Tax Compli-ance Act, 2010 (FATCA), he or she should ponder the pointed remarks made by a Senior United States Treasury official (Robert Stark) on September 2013: “Offshore tax evasion is a significant contributor to the tax gap.”

Romancing the fort

Guyana’s foray into bone fide tourism was recently given a boost within a fortnight by two developments – one from abroad and one from home. 

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