Business

A new study reveals Haiti, Venezuela, Nepal, Ethiopia, Chad and Pakistan are now the riskiest countries in the world to do business...

Negotiations continue around gas prices in Haiti, the government wants to seriously increase the price of fuels at the pump but the public transportation labor unions are saying otherwise.

Gas prices in Haiti is about to go SKY HIGH compared to current prices. Haitian consumers can expect up to a 50 percent increase in gas prices in the days to come.

Once upon a time in Haiti, one US Dollar was worth no more than 5 Haitian gourdes; that's why the 5 gourdes bill was called 'one dollar'. Nowadays, in commercial banks in Haiti, the US dollar is around 70 gourdes whether you are buying or selling it...

There is fear growing among Haitian consumers of a 'PLASTIC chicken' out there and, because of that, many consumers are making the switch from imported boxed frozen chicken to the live Haitian chicken (poule pays / poule dur)... Do they have a good reason to be scared? Keep reading...

A group of Haitian professors and businessmen sat on a round table recently discussing the most immediate way to positively impact the Haitian economy today. One of them said: "If the value of the Haitian currency (gourde) were to increase slightly compared to the US dollar, this would be an immediate relief to parents across the country."

Gas prices in Haiti go up 30 gourdes overnight during the weekend. Saturday night, most gas stations closed up shop waiting for the spike before selling or a huge profit...

Bad News from the Haitian Banking sector -- Haitian banks are at risk of losing their correspondent US banks with the new measures taken by the US government to combat money laundering and terrorism, Haiti Press Networks reports...

True Story from Haiti -- A local Haitian business is in trouble today, unable to provide its services to the local community simply because the qualified technician who used service its equipment has moved to Brazil...

Have you ever wondered how the US dollar affects the Haitian economy? I just realize life in Haiti is NOT more expensive then it was before, it's just the US dollar that is to high... Read this and you will understand...