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People in this banana republic just dont want to admit the truth with these shady bussiness.RedVEVO wrote:zoom rader wrote:Alot of these bussiness are nothing more than fronts for washing money.eurotuner wrote:A lot of businesses have closed temporarily, if you have stores in all the major malls, you will close some till things pick back up. One of the more well-known businesses listed here that closed, I know the owners....they closed the one branch in the west and opened another one in the south. Big business has contracted while small to (some) medium have seen great growth (i'm lucky to have seen 60%-75% increase on my end, from the beginning of covid to now). As companies and gen public look at more family/"mom-and-pop" operations for better prices as opposed to big companies. There have been worse, things will be fine, the economy always bounces back.
^^
There is serious truth to this although it may sound farfetched to many .
But the fact that it is funneled into the financial system it has an economic benefit .
There are many examples but that "ole talk" should stay with the academics
RedVEVO wrote:^^
Trincity is like a Ghost Town .
MaxPower wrote:RedVEVO wrote:^^
Trincity is like a Ghost Town .
Hello RedVEVO,
yeh bro, place rel dead.
Most importantly be careful, do not wonder about in remote areas for safety purposes.
You can consider hiring Venezuelan bodyguards if needed. You won’t regret it.
As always, they are willing to work and they will protect you.
A mate of mine had a Trini bodyguard and they got into a situation....the Trini bodyguard was on his cell phone and reacted poorly, slowly and inefficiently as expected.
Be safe out there my good man.
Kenjo wrote:Movie towne cinemas reopening
For broke arse idiots that waste moneyK74T wrote:Trotters in Gulf City Mall reopened
Ben_spanna wrote:So hearing that one of the big commercial banks are now limiting even business credit cards to a monthly limit of $ 500 Usd.. how in the he’ll is a local company supposed to continue to survive if they can no longer even get forex resources vie their credit cards?
Kenjo wrote:Movie towne cinemas reopening
MaxPower wrote:The 1% are always a step ahead.
True leaders and masters of commerce.
MaxPower wrote:The 1% are always a step ahead.
False leaders and masters of crime.
zoom rader wrote:MaxPower wrote:The 1% are always a step ahead.
False leaders and masters of crime.
Fixed
RedVEVO wrote:MaxPower wrote:The 1% are always a step ahead.
True leaders and masters of commerce.
Truth
Only 1% business open
Dave wrote:And the first to cry foulRedVEVO wrote:MaxPower wrote:The 1% are always a step ahead.
True leaders and masters of commerce.
Truth
Only 1% business open
MovieTowne to leave Chaguanas for good
It’s official. MovieTowne Chaguanas will be closed permanently, leaving only the Port-of-Spain and San Fernando branches.
The news broke this morning, via a brief statement issued by MovieTowne Owner, Derek Chin, who said after many weeks of intense negotiations with the landlord of Price Plaza Shopping Mall, both parties could not agree on a resolution.
Chin said as a result, MovieTowne decided to close down permanently and to remove its assets and presence from the mall.
The owner apologised to all the Central and Chaguanas patrons who supported his company for the last 10 years and added that they will look at alternative possibilities once the COVID-19 pandemic is no more.
Last week, Chin said he told the landlords of Price Plaza that he could no longer afford what was being charged and asked for an adjustment on the rent.
He was hoping for a positive outcome.
Chin reopened his other cinemas last Tuesday, after the green light was given by the Prime Minister, for operating at 50% capacity.
The full text of the statement follows…
STATEMENT BY MOVIETOWNE OWNER, DEREK CHIN.
After many weeks of intense negotiations with our landlord we have been unable to resolve our status at MT Chaguanas. As a result MT has made a final decision to close down permanently and to remove its assets and presence from Price Plaza Mall.
We wish to say sorry to all our Central and Chaguanas patrons who have supported us over the last 10 years but can assure you, we will be looking at alternative possibilities once the COVID virus issue is minimized.
Thank you again and please continue to support us at our other two branches at C3 Mall in South, and MovieTowne Mall in Port of Spain.
https://guardian.co.tt/news/movietowne-to-leave-chaguanas-for-good-6.2.1252999.a13af93055
The Caroni land theef.pugboy wrote:yeah them rahael does move dread
they will turn it into something else
RedVEVO wrote:Dave wrote:And the first to cry foulRedVEVO wrote:MaxPower wrote:The 1% are always a step ahead.
True leaders and masters of commerce.
Truth
Only 1% business open
The business owners of the so-called 1% are usually BIG investments - example Malls, Manufacturing, Distribution etc.
It is NOT a hustle like a hot dog cart or a Saturday car wash or peanuts
When Gov't tries to close down their business establishment for NO APPARENT reason , yes they shout and bawl out
COVID continues despite ALL the shut down . Nothing has worked . NOTHING !!
Why the shout and bawl ?
Because they have invested thousand , if not millions and employ people . They have loan commitments and family to maintain after securing hefty loans @ exorbitant interest rates .
Meanwhile the other 99% line up on pavement waiting to enter social services .
There is a difference when they shout and bawl out and work and employ people.
pugboy wrote:yeah them rahael does move dread
they will turn it into something else
You didn't bother to read the article that you posted.
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