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Caribbean Telecom Companies Meet in Belize
Executives from Caribbean telecom companies meet in Belize to discuss industry growth and the impact of foreign VoIP providers on local rates.
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DFC Paid Millions in Fees for Godfrey's St. James
The DFC Commission of Inquiry resumed hearings, revealing that the DFC paid $4.56 million in fees for St. James, which was not to be covered by the company.
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90% of Bondholders In on 'Superbond'
The Superbond offering is expected to close successfully with 90% participation from major bondholders including the International Bank of Miami and the Royal Merchant Bank.
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Two Days To Go Before Closure of 'Superbond' Offer
Belize's government and RBTT Merchant Bank Limited have reached a settlement regarding a missing $3 million from a bond sinking fund ahead of the Superbond offer closure.
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Relief at the Gas Pump
The price of premium gasoline has decreased by 35 cents, while regular gasoline has dropped by 23 cents.
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Fin Sec Says Senator Hulse Got It Wrong
Financial Secretary Dr. Carla Barnett clarifies the $50 million fee for bondholders in Belize's 'Superbond' package after Senator Godwin Hulse's complaints.
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A Hard Sell to Citrus Growers
The Citrus Growers Association is holding a meeting to discuss the transfer of shares and address growers' concerns about the investment agreement.
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New Minimum Wage Could Drive Prices Up!
Cabinet approved a minimum wage increase to three dollars per hour effective April 1, benefiting nearly 16,000 workers in Belize.
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BNE Raked In $87 million in 2006
Belize Natural Energy reported gross earnings of $87.8 million for 2006, with tax disputes ongoing regarding government revenue from the company.
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GOB's Take from BNE Oil Sales
Belize Natural Energy reported $87.8 million in oil sales, with the government receiving $7 million in royalties and taxes so far.
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Citrus Products Co. Calls Meeting to Remove Directors
Citrus Products of Belize is facing a special general meeting to discuss the removal of six directors over a controversial investment agreement.
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Carnival Corp. Greenlights Espat's Cruise Terminal Project
Carnival Corporation has approved Luke Espat's cruise terminal project on Belize City's south side, with a commitment from CEO Mickey Arison.
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