1,513 articles tagged "business"
Digicel Fiji has today announced a massive partnership with a renowned fuel distributor, Pacific Energy SWP Limited which includes mobile services, vehicle tracking and internet services. Signing the partnership de
32 families of Nabutautau Village in the Nadroga/Navosa province have received food rations from the RC Manubhai Group and other prominent local businesses. Managing Director of RC Manubhai Group of Companies, Dine
FMF Foods Limited Managing Director Ram Bajekal says it is critical to restructure the supply chains during the COVID-19 period as they experienced a dip with change in schedules in shipment and air freights. While
Two people today received grants under the government’s Young Entrepreneurship Scheme. The first recipient is 32-year old James Colata who owns the Crossfit Fitness Gym. He has been given a grant of $30,000.
There has been a drop in the number of property sales in the country during the COVID-19 pandemic period and the prices of properties now are not as lucrative as it used to be in the past. This has been confirmed b
The Bank South Pacific will be closing down their Pacific House branch from 17th July as part rationalising their operations in Suva Central Business District. BSP Fiji Country Head, Haroon Ali says that they have
166 employees will be made redundant by Sofitel Fiji Resort and Spa from early next month due to no tourist arrivals as a result of COVID-19. This has been confirmed by Director of Human Resources Mereoni Gusuivalu
166 employees will be made redundant by Sofitel Fiji Resort and Spa from early next month due to no tourist arrivals as a result of COVID-19. This has been confirmed by Director of Human Resources Mereoni Gusuivalu
More supermarkets have been found selling rotten meat while the Suva City Council is still in the process of taking legal action against one supermarket who was allegedly selling rotten meat in Suva City. 199.70kg of r
As calls are being made for locals to take part in tourism, the CEO of the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, Fantasha Lockington says it is absolutely necessary for locals to be treated the same way as other guests ar
Digicel Fiji says it has not let go of any of its staff although the company has encountered it's fair share of challenges throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Although there was an increase in data demands of up to 4
Digicel Fiji says there was an increase in data demands of up to 40% during the lockdown in Suva and Lautoka as many companies had to resort to working from home. CEO Farid Mohammed says in the central business dis
British American Tobacco has managed to sign up more than 600 farmers to grow tobacco leaf this year. While opening the British American Tobacco’s new leaf processing facility in Nadi, General Manager Jeremy Hack
Taki Mai has now launched their new 25g Taki Mai Gold label that will be $5 a pack. Speaking at the launch of the new product, General Manager of Sales George Kotobalavu says the new product is affordable and it wi
President of the Fiji Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Doctor Nur Bano Ali is now hoping that the new concessional business loan initiative will help the struggling micro, small and medium enterprises who have been ser
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says in the coming months, COVID-19 will trigger financial decisions that have the potential to reshape the world as we know it. While speaking to leaders from Africa, the Caribbea
Walesi has today clarified that 109,761 Fijians have access to Walesi services through their Free Walesi Set Top Box provided through the government subsidy for those families earning $30,000 or less, there are 450,499
Lami Kava has confirmed that a baby mix or 50 grams of grog which earlier cost $7 is now $5 while a 100 grams or Kota pack which was $14 is now $10. The company has also dropped the retail price for a kilogram of grog
66 businesses across the 13 municipal councils have closed down due to the impact of COVID-19 to date. This has been revealed by the Minister for Local Government Premila Kumar who says 25 businesses in Suva, 14 i
9 more traders have been charged by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission for various breaches of the FCCC Act 2010. These traders were found to be selling price-controlled items at an excessive price, fal
