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Sandals adding 7,000 jobs, expanding beyond Caribbean (opens the original)
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Sandals Resorts International plans to grow its workforce by more than a third, adding 7,000 jobs at new hotels, some of them outside the Caribbean, Executive Chairman Adam Stewart said. “The time has come for us to go further than the four corners of the Caribbean,” Stewart told travel advisors at a briefing last week—after Royal Caribbean Group agreed to buy half the company for about US$3 billion. “We have 7,000 new jobs that we’re creating for these new hotels,” he said. He gave no breakdown
One-quarter million square feet of BPO-outsourcing space hits market (opens the original)
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More than 245,000 square feet of office space sits vacant, reflecting higher-than-usual inventory amid a downturn in the outsourcing sector. The vacant offices span Half-Way Tree Road, Mona Road, Grenada Way and Saxthorpe Avenue in Kingston, along with Fairfield Road and Market Street in Montego Bay. Jamaica Sotheby’s International Realty co-founder and CEO Julian Dixon said the volume of large-format space currently available runs slightly above normal levels. “While not abundant, this inventor
Jardiance drug searches spike 50% amid Usain Bolt campaign (opens the original)
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Contributed Harro Ten Wolde, of Boehringer Ingelheim’s corporate communications division. The makers of the chronic kidney disease (CKD) drug Jardiance say that enlisting retired sprinter Usain Bolt as the face of their latest campaign has raised awareness, amid a spike in online searches. The campaign draws on the contrast between Bolt’s reputation as the world’s fastest man and Jardiance’s message about slowing the progression of kidney disease. The drug is co-owned by German pharmaceutical co
New AI platform launches as Ja prepares public debate on AI rules (opens the original)
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Yale University Anu El, founder of Crimson Tide AI Limited, developer of the OpenJM, AI platform. A Jamaican-developed artificial intelligence (AI) platform has entered the market just weeks before the National Artificial Intelligence Task Force launches public consultations on Jamaica’s first AI policy framework. OpenJM, an agentic AI platform developed by Crimson Tide AI Limited, was built partly in response to concerns that Jamaican businesses and consumers are increasingly relying on foreign
VM Group $3b in moratorium affect profit (opens the original)
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VM Group placed $3 billion in loans under moratorium following Hurricane Melissa, absorbing a short-term hit to fee income, as it balanced member relief over near-term profit Group Chief Financial Officer Frederick Williams said members had to apply for the moratorium rather than have it applied automatically. He did not immediately have figures on how many took up the offer or the breakdown of loan types deferred. The moratorium was offered for up to six months, and select fees were also suspen
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