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Day: July 29, 2019

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How crypto heavyweights including Ripple and Circle pulled in $781 million using a little-known crypto funding tool

By Ben Munster Decrypt From Yahoo Finance Major crypto companies including Coinbase, Kraken and Shapeshift have been using a little-known investment platform called “Bnk to the Future” to raise hundreds of millions of dollars from investors—without having to limit themselves…

Glamping

Glamping: 3 Destinations to Experience the Luxury Trend Going on a camping adventure doesn’t have to mean roughing it in the wild, or even buying or renting gear for that matter. If you love the idea of camping out under the…

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Grand Theft Tender? How €56bn went to tax havens

By Piotr Arak From Eurobserver The Juncker Commission was struck by the Luxleaks scandal and Panama Papers but it did not deliver any sound solutions to money-laundering. In the last 12 years, €56bn from public tenders around Europe went to tax havens and nobody…

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Haiti advance to next stage of CONCACAF qualifying process for Tokyo 2020

By Dan Palmer From Inside The Games Haiti reached the next stage of the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) qualifying process for the Tokyo 2020 men’s Olympic tournament after a 2-2 draw with Cayman Islands….

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Polar Bear Air Conditioning celebrates over 30 years of keeping the Cayman Islands cool

George Town, Cayman Islands — (SBWIRE) — 07/29/2019 — Polar Bear Air Conditioning started out in 1988 as a tiny business operation with just a couple of technicians and only two humble service trucks. In 2019, they are proud to call…

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How to start a business in the Caribbean

How many of us like our bosses? Probably not that many. Think about it. How many hours have you worked in your life with the sole purpose of making money for somebody else? Probably too many. It is no surprise…

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How to get England Football Results

England is a top-performer in football and it’s not a surprise why the country’s clubs have so many fans all over the world. If you need to have a reliable service at hand, Fscore is a perfect solution for you….

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Jamaica: Freemasons donate $2 million to National Children’s Home

By Jamaica Observer From St Lucia Online (JAMAICA OBSERVER) — Two days after donating just over $2 million to the Jamaica Cancer Society, English freemasons presented a similar amount to the National Children’s Home, one of the charities that constantly receives…

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ECCB launches ECCU Public Debt and Market Information Web Portal

By Elizabeth Wayland Senior Corporate Relations Officer, Eastern Caribbean Central Bank ECCB an Institution of the OECS Monday, July 29, 2019 — The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) launched the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union (ECCU) Public Debt and Market Information Web…

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Any credible argument against a Corruption Court Mr Chuck?

By Glenn Tucker From Jamaica Gleaner Senator Lambert Brown hates corruption with a passion. Many of us worry about him when there are senate sittings. Choking with rage and righteousness at the very hint of this scourge, we harbour fears…