The Trade Ministry is addressing the digital divide that exists in the local economy with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between Cyber Food Fiji and South Pacific Business Development.

Cabinet has approved a new phase of economic reforms set to be undertaken by government.

As the much-anticipated festival of light draws near, the Consumer Council says the euphoria of the festival can sometimes lead to unscrupulous business practices

The cabinet has approved the release of $8.2 million to top up payment for the final 2022 sugar cane season.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation, in collaboration with Business Link Pacific and Business Assistance Fiji, has unveiled BizPitchComp 2023.

Quality and resilient infrastructure development is important for any country as it enhances service delivery.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has partnered with the Lautoka City Council’s Health Department to inspect supermarkets and retail outlets.

The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association is emphasizing the importance of the agreement in labour negotiations with the National Union of Catering, Hospitality, and Tourism Industry Employees in ensuring fairness and worker welfare within the sector.

Boosting and sustaining sugarcane production in Fiji remains a top priority for the Fiji Sugar Corporation in the current financial year.

The government will look into grievances raised by the Fiji Taxi Association.

Suva retailers, facing staff shortages are actively calling out to the unemployed to seize opportunities and address the employment gap caused by migration.

In a remarkable milestone, a group of 24 women cane farmers hailing from the northern division made history today by actively engaging in a pioneering workshop organized by the Fiji Sugar Corporation in Labasa.