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Prestige profits fall 45.7%
Posted: Saturday, July 4, 2026
Prestige profits fall 45.7%
Increased supplier costs, NIS contributions as well as foreign exchange constraints took a major bite in Prestige Holdings profits for the six-month period ended May 31, 2026.
Single mom loses home she spent 30 years building
A LIFETIME of sacrifice by a single mother of Princes Town to build a home for her family vanished in minutes, when a fire destroyed the structure on Wednesday.
PM directs ministers to meet with Nestlé
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says the Government will move to engage Nestlé officials, following the multinational company announcing this week that it is reviewing its operations in Trinidad and Tobago as part of a wider global restructuring.
Jearlean: Revitalisation contracts coming soon
Minister of Works and Infrastructure Jearlean John said yesterday that the Government’s revitalisation plan is currently at the request for proposal stage, with contract awards expected within the next two to three months.
Dr Harris: Young people matter too—are we properly investing in them?
Hadeeds claim land dispute, ethnicity behind Govt action
Lawyers representing businessman Dominic Hadeed and his wife Genevieve are claiming that their clients are being targeted by the Government, based on their ethnicity and an ongoing legal dispute over the termination of leases for State land.
Dr Teelucksingh: Celebrate SEA success generously; comfort disappointment compassionately—encourage every child equally
Two killed in separate road accidents
Two people were killed in separate road traffic accidents between Friday night and Saturday morning, with the latest fatality occurring near the Santa Phillipa Bridge along the Caparo Valley Brasso Road.
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