AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI & Business Tech: Intelli-Co AI Agency Limited launched its Intelli-Co Autonomous ERP, pitching “virtual employees” (150+ AI agents) to automate workflows like accounts payable/receivable and help Caribbean firms scale overseas. Public Finance Pressure: Former finance minister Colm Imbert says government wage promises could swell arrears beyond $25bn and add about $1.5bn yearly to recurrent costs, warning essential services may face cuts. Local Costs & Infrastructure: UDeCOTT will raise monthly parking at Government Plaza Parkade from Sept. 1 (reserved $600→$650; VIP $700→$750) and shift to a flexible reserved system. Energy/Trade: Trinidad Cement’s 1H26 profit rose to TT$62.1m as Jamaica lifted group performance, despite weaker Trinidad demand and higher fuel/natural gas costs. Tobago Governance: THA says procurement delays are leaving vacancies unfilled and slowing school repairs, with Tobago’s Independence fireworks nearly affected. Telecom Disruption: TSTT/bmobile service dropped after fibre breaks along the East-West Corridor; repairs restored later. Sports & Diaspora Economy: Flow’s “Every Six Gives Back” ties CPL sixes to donations in T&T and across the region, including TT$200 per six for the National Centre for Persons with Disabilities.
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