Immigration surges from Muslim-majority countries
By Thomas Lifson I guess because it has worked out so well for European countries (see Rotherham), the United States is welcoming more and more immigrants from Muslim-majority nations. A new report form the Center for Immigration Studies reveals (via…
Apple and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day
By Chris Taylor From Mashable As Oscar Wilde might have put it: To lose one tech news cycle may be regarded as a misfortune. To lose two looks like carelessness. That’s the state of affairs for Apple on Wednesday, when…
Latin American and Caribbean festival to open in Taipei
The Latin American and Caribbean Cultural Festival will get underway Sept. 20 in Taipei City, underscoring the government’s commitment to bolstering ties between Taiwan and countries throughout the region. “Such an event is a key plank in the government’s viable…
Cayman Islands ex-premier on trial over credit card splurges, sloppy accounting
By Jay MacDonald From Taking Charge Serving as the elected leader of the Cayman Islands is no day at the beach. Just ask William McKeeva Bush (no relation to the American political family), the first and now former premier of…
Floods, landslides damage Grenada’s historic tunnel
From Caribbean360 CMC – Grenada says it will spend an estimated two million EC dollars (One EC dollar =US$0.37 cents) on upgrading structures, including the century old tunnel in the city, damaged by floods and landslides over the last weekend….
Armed robbery McRuss Grocery at Prospect
From RCIPS Thu, Sep 25, 2014 at 11:59 AM At about 8:18 pm last night (24/09/’14) two masked men each armed with silver hand guns entered the McRuss Grocery store at the intersection of Shamrock Road and Marina Drive, Prospect….
The guy who turned down $500 million for his startup just landed a $1 billion valuation
By Julie Bort From Business Insider Ryan Smith, CEO of Qualtrics, feels validated. Investors just told him his company was worth $1 billion, and they ponied up another $150 million in a series B investment to help him grow it…
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Cayman Islands customs to inspect outgoing packages The Cayman Islands Customs will now be inspecting all packages being sent from the Cayman Islands to overseas using shipping agencies. The reason for this is help decrease the growing problem of stolen…
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‘$Million shootout’ for Cayman Crime Stoppers
GEORGE TOWN, Grand Cayman: A one million dollar prize is up for grabs at the annual Cayman Crime Stoppers golf tournament, the organization’s major fundraising initiative for the year. Teams will compete in a scramble format tournament, with prizes for…
