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Economy, job no. 1, private sector - Barbados Today

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The local private sector has placed the state of the economy at the top of its priority list for the re-elected government to urgently tackle, as it expresses “tremendous” concern over the island’s growth trajectory. Chairman of the Barbados Private Sector Association (BPSA), Trisha Tannis said on Monday that her umbrella agency is keen to […]

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