Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-02-17

• No quick fix at CRH
• Prime Minister Andrew Holness (seated) manoeuvrin­g a backhoe yesterday during the groundbrea­king for the Portmore Informatic­s Park, St Catherine.
• Trade unions failing to provide political leaders
• Samuels cleared to resume bowling
• Missing in action
• IS BOBBY Hercules? MONTAGUE
• Burrell’s big dilemma
• Time for gender justice
• Why Brian Wynter should eye Barbados
• Is Andrew Holness a demagogue?
• Bennett was a stalwart in the community of Nain
• Hurt by depths we’ve plunged
• ‘Don’t be dismayed’
• Blue Hole residents wresting community from thugs
• How can I love the Lord?
• … He thought he might catch leprosy
• Islamic State suicide bombing kills 75
• Trump’s pick for Israel envoy goes on damage control
• ‘Day Without Immigrants’ protest closes many US restaurant­s
• Green all over at Melbourne Oval
• Spotlight on Mobay
• Melbourne wants younger turnout for road race
• Expanded Scotiabank-WICB Kiddy Cricket programme launched
• St James hoping to become nursery for national netball
• Do not oppose Fearless Samurai
• Hydel’s Hemmings fast in the hurdles
• While Barca struggles, Real getting better
• Tertiary programme met with opposition
• Minister commends management of Worthy Park Estate
• US billionair­es experience Destinatio­n Jamaica
• JMA wants overhaul of procuremen­t process
• Beres the boss of Valentine’s Day at Woodstock in Negril
• Guests given choice at ‘Big Deal’ launch
• Red, hot concert for Cool Ruler
• JMTC remembers Cecil Cooper
• Hanover art on Charities show
• JMMB introduces rewards programme for women
• NCB rolls out Phase 2 of tokens
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• Diaspora welcomes Ja’s new UK high commission­er
• Amber connects, detects and protects
• Scotiabank gets Caribbean award from leading financial publicatio­n
• Manufactur­ing is key – Seaga
• ...Tailor-made solutions for business
• ‘Corporate veil’ gives UDC cover
• C&WJ shareholde­rs asking to be ‘Liberated’ of their shares will know the outcome next month:
• Carreras continues to boost its bottom line, despite illegal smokes and itself getting smoked by taxes:
• Wisynco costs to climb in green production, but willing to absorb it:
• Tewani soon to roll out parking garage in New Kingston:
• Jamaica, China formalise business ties:
• Centralise­d portal for economic data makes its debut:
• Starbucks is evaluating Jamaica:
• Revenue administra­tion tax law seems incompatib­le with basic rights
• Argentina: Fair weather friends
• Bad news as social media commodity
• Gov’t should await 190MW plant before selling JPS shares – Paulwell
• Snapchat parent values itself up to US$22b ahead of IPO
• Insurer Anthem fires back at Cigna
• EU parliament clears CETA trade deal with Canada

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