The Bankers Association in Antigua is worried that the country’s entire banking system could be destabilised if customers continue to withdraw their deposits.
The French government is to dispatch more than 200 military officers to Guadeloupe after the killing of a protester amid a crippling month long strike.
The Bahamas and China have renewed their bilateral cooperation with the signing of an economic and technical agreement that will make available some 10 million US dollars for projects in The Bahamas.
Antigua and Barbuda\'s Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer is worried that the fraud charges against Texan billionaire Allen Stanford will have implications for the country.
Organizers of the Plymouth Jazz Festival in Trinidad and Tobago said the event has been cancelled as the country grapples with the effects of the deepening financial crisis.
The foreign ministers of Spain and Trinidad and Tobago have signed a double taxation agreement, which is designed to make the Trinidad market more attractive to Spanish investors.
Guyana\'s Prime Minister Samuel Hinds is expressing concern that the global slump in alumina demand will force the closure of a key bauxite plant in the south-eastern part of the country.
And the Spanish monarch, King Juan Carlos and his wife Queen Sofia, are now in Trinidad and Tobago at the start of a two-day state visit to the twin island republic.
A court in Australia has lifted a ban on identifying an arson suspect in the country’s deadly bushfires, despite fears of possible vengeance attacks by angry residents.
Antigua\'s Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer is expressing concern that the investigations into Allen Stanford\'s banking business will damage the island\'s image.
Twelve employees of the Barbados-based Caribbean Development Bank are to be made redundant, as part of an ongoing restructuring exercise at the financial institution.
