Daily Observer (Jamaica) - 2021-09-22

• SECURITY LAPSE
• BOARD CHAIRMAN A NO-SHOW AT MERL GROVE DISCIPLINA­RY HEARING
• Fertile ground for gangs
• Klansman trial set to resume today after technology glitch
• Teachers vow to continue search for missing colleague
• Mandatory vaccinatio­n not likely to be regarded as unconstitu­tional, says Bar Associatio­n
• ‘We must protect ourselves’
• 35 cops get sign language certificat­ion
• J’can doctor facing 10 years in US prison after kickback scheme guilty plea
• It seems like it will be business as usual until next election
• 60 per cent of parole applicatio­ns granted in 2018/19
• Montague’s 5-pillar strategy saved lives
• Big thinking required for our POST-COVID future
• ‘I fear receiving my JPS bill’
• No mere error of judgement
• Where is the political will to fight criminalit­y?
• Today is the 265th day of 2021. There are 100 days left in the year.
• Lupus patients urged to get vaccinated
• Outraged legislator­s call for halt to Haitian deportatio­ns
• Cruise calls set to spike
• Mckenzie mulls transporta­tion for firefighte­rs
• Clarendon farmers call for full-time agri minister
• ‘The world must wake up’
• Trudeau’s election bet fails, but Tory rival might lose job
• Rawlins pitches Traytown
• LA Lewis makes case for court overhaul
• Today’s Horoscope
• Pakistan feels ‘used and binned’ by england over cancelled tour
• CWI and PCB in talks about December tour
• Solid Approach gets the nod in mid-week Caymanas feature
• Mount Pleasant going for the jugular against Harbour View
• Tivoli, Vere ready for gruelling battle for JPL semi-final spot
• STRENGTHEN­ING!
• Chinese builder’s debt struggle rattles investors
• Shipping companies haul in record profits
• Listed Equity Fund prices underperfo­rming despite recovery in NAVS
• Carreras rewards shareholde­rs with generous dividends
• Firstrock Private Equity acquires stake in Bahamian company
• Climate resilience framework developed to enhance SMES
• World Bank to discontinu­e ‘Doing Business’ reports
• Seprod anticipate­s end to supply chain disruption­s
• Business notes
• How to avoid ponzi and pyramid schemes
• WHAT'S HOT IN BUSINESS
• CAC 2000 stalls regional expansion
• Another BPO opens in Jamaica
• Improving broadband services is connected to growth
• Main Event expects more uncertaint­y amid continued restrictio­ns
• Treating with medical redundancy
• Jamaican opens cafe in Japan for new coffee and chocolate experience
• Cuba legalises small businesses
• Digicel signs multimilli­on-dollar deal for network intelligen­ce solutions
• Credit agencies move in on environmen­tal, social, and governance issues (ESG)
• 640 acres in Milk Spring targeted for cashew and macadamia nut production
• Bernard Lodge developmen­t bid submission date extended
• The Ins and Outs of Generators: The Types of Generators and Proper Maintenanc­e
• Why Owning a Generator Makes Sense
• Lestronics Limited-about Us
• Reasons Why You Should Purchase an Emergency Generator for Your Home or Business
• DIGITAL DOCTOR
• DIGITAL SOCIETY
• LINKEDIN READY
• UTECH RECIEVES GIFTS
• Accepting the messy middle of transforma­tion
• Fortinet and Linksys partner on WFH
• What makes online advertisin­g so different from traditiona­l?

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