Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the confidence visitors take home from Jamaica helps attract investment, jobs and talent, speaking at RIU Jamaica’s 25th anniversary in Montego Bay.

Roadshows are teaching MSMEs how to bid for the 20 per cent of government contracts reserved for them, a share worth about $37 billion that is not being fully used.

Cabinet has approved additional cement imports to fill a shortage caused by production setbacks at Caribbean Cement and rising demand from post-hurricane rebuilding.

RIU Hotels and Resorts marked 25 years in Jamaica, where it has invested more than US$750 million and grown from one Negril hotel to seven properties.

State Minister Delano Seiveright urged overseas Jamaicans to invest at home, citing reserves of about US$6.5 billion, exchange rate stability and falling crime.

Jamaica’s property market is not dead. It is changing shape.The headline numbers still show strong activity: MLS data reported approximately J$99.3 billion…

The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) has unveiled plans for a significant expansion of housing and development projects in St Ann, with between…

Jamaica is reportedly in discussions with the United States regarding a Third Country Nationals agreement that could see non-Jamaican deportees transferred to…

A decades-long effort to regularise one of Montego Bay’s most controversial commercial settlements has moved into a new phase following the signing…

Jamaica’s development strategy may be entering a new phase, with the Government signalling that the country’s future growth could depend less on…