In a tale of perseverance and ambition, a 23-year-old from Ba is determined to turn his fish-selling venture into a full-fledged seafood shop in Raviravi along the Kings Highway.

The veteran business owners of Labasa have refuted the nickname given to the town by many over the years.

The Textile, Clothing, and Footwear industry which once employed 20,000 people, is facing headwinds with a 25 percent decline in exports and a range of operational hurdles.

Business owners in Ba Town are expressing mounting frustration over the prolonged issue of flooding that has plagued their shops for decades.

Getting tourists into the country and booking hotels is easier, but getting them to experience more in Fiji needs to be enhanced.

The Textile, Clothing and Footwear industry has suffered a staggering decline in employment, plummeting from 20,000 workers to just 5,000, according to TCF Council President.

David Group is about to start an ambitious project to build a state-of-the-art smart city, which is a vision that will change the way people live.

Labasa Town Council Special Administrator Chair, Paul Jaduram, says he will focus on beautifying the area and building more recreational parks and centres for the youth.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is once again stressing the importance of vigilant shopping practices.

The Lautoka Wharf restaurants that sell a variety of seafood have been enjoying good sales over the past years.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is investigating the use of Hindu deities in product branding, specifically concerning the labels of Brookvale Union Ginger Beer.

Women Entrepreneurs Business Council Chairperson Sharyn Fong has highlighted how women in Fiji are taking charge and making significant strides in establishing their own businesses.