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Jamaican e-commerce and shipping company, Mailpac, is planning the biggest IPO in the history of the Jamaica Stock Exchange's Junior Market.  Here's what we know so far.

What's the big deal about Juliet Holness describing her husband's body as "tight and firm".  If anyone has the right to comment on the Prime Minister's body, it's his wife!  Sex appeal has been a part of politics for decades.

Cash flow management is critical to a company's management.  Managing Director of Elizabeth Sloane, Melanie Wynter, is back with some more tips.

American rapper, Kanye West, came off as genuine in his "Sunday Service" gospel concert at Emancipation Park in Kingston, Jamaica. Traditional churches should take a page from this unlikely prophet, on how to reach people and authentically impact lives.

JMMB is offering up to 325 million additional shares to the public via the Jamaica Stock Exchange and the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange. It's widely believed they're raising funds towards their 22% purchase of New Sagicor.  I find out more about the offer from JMMB's Chief Investment Officer, Damion Brown, and Karl Townsend, Chief Country Officer, Capital Markets Unit for Jamaica.

I was shocked to learn that the majority of women diagnosed with breast cancer have had no family history of the disease! Do your regular breast self examinations and get your annual mammograms as soon as you hit 40.

With interest rates in Jamaica at record lows, now is the time for small and medium businesses to raise capital using debt or equity.  But many are unable to access capital due to poor accounting and bookkeeping.  Managing Director of Elizabeth Sloane, Melanie Wynter, shares some advice on what investors and lenders are looking for.

The Jamaica Stock Exchange recently launched its Manufacturing and Distribution Index.  I explain what is an index and how it's useful.

The arrest of former Education Minister, Ruel Reid, on corruption charges is one of only a handful of times a government minister or former minister has been arrested for corruption in Jamaica. But many people are cynical that anything will actually come out of it.

Poor customer service is one of the biggest complaints about Jamaican businesses. Lecturer at the Heart Trust/National Training Academy, Erika Heslop Martin, offers tips to improve your business's customer service.