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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Digital Security: how Barbadians are exposed (opens the original)
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Naivety about data security was once forgivable. It is not anymore. The tools that watch us are no longer hidden in spy films. We wear them on our wrists, our faces and in our ears, and we carry them into the rooms where decisions are made. During the DLP rule the Chinese donated some laptops to the members of parliament, and they were warmly accepted. When I made an enquiry, the assurance from the IT person was that these computers would be wiped, that response caused me to laugh, for that was
Generational Wealth (opens the original)
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Wealth earned by one member of a family may be invested to benefit that generation and successive generations in that family. Anyone can make those investments at any time, but most do not. A popular investment type before the global financial crisis of 2007 was to flip houses. An investor would: (i) get a loan, (ii) purchase a dilapidated house, (iii) renovate it, (iv) sell it at a profit and (v) repay the loan. In this way, the investor made a one-time profit on the investment. This is not gen
COB CEO fallout could destabilize the credit union sector (opens the original)
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The breaking news that COB CEO Steve Belle has been suspended by the newly minted Board is not a trivial matter; it is a significant event for members and non‑members alike. A suspension at that level signals an investigation with enough gravitas that the Board felt compelled to suspend a long tenured executive. In the cooperative movement, where trust is key, such a move is of serious concern. For decades, the credit union movement has been one of Barbados’ few genuine economic success stories
SUNNY HILL (opens the original)
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A PAINTING BY RAS JAHAZIEL (inspired by his sojourn in the hills of Jamaica) Please share this blog Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Share on Telegram (Opens in new window) Telegram Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Share on Threads (Opens in new window) Threads Share on X (Opens in new window) X More Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Print (Opens in new
Bajan academics drawn in Cambridge University row about race, rigour, and reputation (opens the original)
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Sonita Alleyne, OBE, the Barbados-born 41st Master of Jesus College, Cambridge, and the first woman to lead Jesus College since its foundation in 1496, has been drawn into an international storm over Professor Jason Arday’s resignation. Since the controversy began, she has faced online abuse, including posts sharing her contact details, amid disputed claims that she was involved in the selection process that brought Arday to Cambridge. That Barbadian connection widened further with Lord Simon Wo
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