Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-07-18

• MURDERS DOWN
• KingAlarm fires second employee
• Kartel’s attorney blasts trial judge
• Amber Connect hits US market through Best Buy.
• ‘WCup was about tactical discipline’.
• Jeju Island tourism product a lesson for Ja?
• Jamaican students in Korea back Vision 2030
• Koreans warming to reggae music
• Green: Jobs will go but skills are irreplacea­ble
• Youth feel unsafe on roadways – U-Report
• Appeal court gives hope to residents in dispute with JPS
• Can Holness teach old dogs new tricks?
• Beyond the Carolyn Warren spin
• Marriage no benchmark of success for women
• The danger of irresponsi­ble journalism
• Carolyn Warren opens door to national dialogue
• Classism fuelling pregnancy debate
• Laugh at Trump at your peril
• Poppycock editorial biased against Holness
• Attorneys, stop trying cases in public
• Coral Gardens Rastas will accept $100m gov’t offer
• CDF Committee approves 40 projects ahead of summer break
• Do to others what you want them to do to you
• Police outpost now at Portmore Toll Plaza
• Cooperatio­n between Jamaica and Belgium to be strengthen­ed
• GATES using technology to enhance inclusive growth
• NJ still in shock after sudden death of second VP
• This one should not slip!
• Hats off to Gayle, Patterson
• Windies A collapse leaves Surrey in driver’s seat
• Sambo team flies out today for Pan Am Champs
• Guyana remain out front with easy win
• It’s Crucial Appeal
• NBA preps for expanded betting on games
• Ja needs to implement technology to fight cybercrime – Expert
• Jamaicans are creative and can innovate for our benefit
• Global expert in crop modelling for UWI summer programme
• May Day honours a selfless servant
• Mines district bids farewell to a legend
• Rose Hall youths introduced to HEART training programmes
• JAMPRO forecasts business and investment boom
• Message of Jamaica being the business hub of the Caribbean is getting through - Edwards
• SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS
• FCJ offloading 58 properties
• Tewani company triumphs in suit over forex loan
• AMG Packaging hurt by inventory cost
• Kremi invests $100m in assets
• Finance Hub Jamaica Limited aims to broker best loan rates for customers
• US firm tried to enlist ambassador­s to help Rusal
• ECLAC to correct FDI data on Jamaica
• Red Stripe annual sales surpass $22b
• Lab-grown meat could be in restaurant­s in three years
• Virtual currencies not a threat, says stability board
• May faces fresh revolt over Brexit trade bill vote
• Ex-Venezuelan energy official pleads guilty in graft case
• Blankfein to retire as Goldman CEO, Solomon to take over
• Dealing with the frustratio­n of Erectile dysfunctio­n
• ‘Death is the number one killer!’
• Infotainme­nt in diabetes education
• Health minister emphasises need for behaviour change to reduce obesity
• Laughter is social and contagious
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,728
• HOROSCOPE
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Writer ‘tek bad tings mek joke’
• Count Prince severely ill in England
• A tribute in pension, funeral funds advice
• Florida-based musician wants to reconnect with Jamaican audience
• Church members not disappoint­ed with Festival Song results
• Raging Fyah needs continuity, versatilit­y in new lead singer
• Thousands of foreigners seek Jamaican citizenshi­p – PICA
• No residentia­l requiremen­t for foreign spouses or minors

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