In a statement, the JSE noted that the cyber breach occurred recently and has since been contained.It said the accessed information includes clients' full name; residential and or mailing address; email address and telephone number; date of birth; government-issued identification (taxpayer registration and passport numbers); and account number or client reference.The JSE said its current investigation has not identified evidence that passwords and security credentials were exposed.

Several organisations and entrepreneurs whose resilience, innovation and leadership have helped shape the country’s economic recovery following Hurricane Melissa were celebrated at the Jamaica Chamber of Commerce's 41st Annual Awards at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston on June 11.

The Stephenson Town community in Seaview, St. Elizabeth, is in shock and mourning this morning after a dispute among members of one family turned deadly.A 19-year-old man, accused of chopping his mother and two brothers at their home, is in police custody.

He made the statement at the Spring Village bridge opening in Old Harbour, St. Catherine today. According to the Prime Minister, the Government must be objective when carrying out projects

Minister of Water Matthew Samuda, noted that the project marks the latest phase of the broader Santa Cruz water supply improvement programme. Speaking at the ground breaking ceremony yesterday, Mr. Samuda said the project will replace the three-inch cast iron pipeline installed over 50 years ago, with a durable six-inch ductile iron pipeline.