Stabroek Weekend

Business Page

On the Line: New Building Society Limited Annual Report 2008 $200M exchange lossNotice to Readers Two weeks ago I wrote that I was taking two months off, and Business Page would not be appearing during that period.

US President Barack Obama addresses the opening ceremonies of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain on Friday. (REUTERS/Carlos Barria)
US President Barack Obama addresses the opening ceremonies of the 5th Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain on Friday. (REUTERS/Carlos Barria)

The View From Europe

A turning point As this is being written, the fifth Summit of the Americas is about to begin in Trinidad.

Guyana and the wider world

Beware of boasting At the press conference of January 30, held in Trinidad, and discussed in last week’s column, Chairman Duprey of the CL Financial Group had indicated that the credit squeeze caused by German bankers refusing the company credit was a main reason for its troubles.

Consumer Concerns

Littering is just a Guyanese trait The heavy rainfall on Thursday morning awoke consumers to the dangers we still face in flooding.

Obituary

Kenneth George, OR, CCH, March 12, 1930 – April 6, 2009 Kenneth Montague George, OR, CCH, former Chief Justice and Chancellor of the Judiciary, died on April 6, 2009, aged 79.

Obama arrives in Mexico.

The Obama era

‘All Obama, all the time’ Wayne Brown is a well-known Trinidadian writer and columnist who now lives in Jamaica.

This male dog (already neutered) waits expectantly at the GSPCA for some kind person to offer him a home.

Pet Corner

The ear: General considerations -Continued Last week, I ended the article by saying that after every dog/cat fight, you should look at the ears for wounds. 

Consumer Concerns

Avoid ‘quack’ dentistsNow that Dr Makepeace Richmond is no longer with us I am learning the true cost of dentistry.

Pet Corner

The earGeneral considerations Quite unlike the eye, which we have already established is not the dog’s most important organ, the ear is of great value. 

A Gardener’s Diary

Don’t cram your patio We are in the middle of the great Christian festival of Eastertide, and tomorrow is the marvellously exciting time devoted to the flying of kites along the East Coast, in the National Park and throughout the interior of Guyana, all of which, I suppose, might be symbolic of the Resurrection.

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