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Bond Offering expenses not paid
A U.S. law firm is demanding payment from the Belizean government for unpaid expenses related to a failed bond offering.
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BETEX shows off the Belizean product
The Belize Tourism Expo 2004 opened, allowing travel agents to learn about and showcase Belizean tourism products.
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Largest Fishermen’s Cooperative in trouble
The Northern Fishermen Cooperative Society faces financial troubles with significant debts and management issues, prompting a special meeting among its members.
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Failed partnership ends in lawsuit
The Belize Diagnostic Center is suing KHMH for breaching a contract regarding exclusive imaging services and unpaid emergency patient services.
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Will GOB's New $100 million Bond Stay Afloat?
The government proposes to float a US$100 million bond to address its debt obligations and fund capital projects amid economic uncertainty.
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Mayor Fonseca Says CITCO Has No Money To Pay off Workers
Belize City Mayor David Fonseca informed former sanitation workers that CITCO lacks funds to pay their severance after their employment was terminated.
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Intelco Closes Its Doors
Intelco has closed its doors, leaving 50 employees jobless as CEO Glen Godfrey announced the termination of operations after months of financial struggles.
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Another Round of Layoffs at Coastal Zone
The Coastal Zone Management Authority has laid off six staff members due to decreased visitation and funding from Goff's Caye.
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Unions Voice Support for BSI Workers
Unions are advocating for alternatives to the termination of 124 workers at Belize Sugar Industries amid ongoing negotiations with management.
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Novelo’s and Disgruntled Workers Strike Deal
Novelo's Bus Line Limited and its employees reached an agreement regarding employee benefits after a meeting with Jose Villanueva and Dean Barrow.
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S&P Gives Belize Another Thumbs Down
Standard and Poor's has downgraded Belize's credit ratings again, citing poor creditworthiness and high risk of default on its debt.
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Print Belize Boss Calls for Truce
Lawrence Nicholas, CEO of Print Belize, calls for collaboration with the Printers Association amid criticism and upcoming CARICOM market changes.
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