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Cayman Islands to Power its International Banking, Insurance and Securities Regulation with SQL Power’s XBRL Power Suite

TORONTO, Canada and GRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands (PRWEB) August 14, 2014 SQL Power will integrate its pre-engineered, eSignature ready regulatory platform at the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) to handle collection, analysis, and reporting of prudential returns and entitlements data…

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Citigroup Endorses Revamp of U.S. Stock Exchange Trading Fees

By Doni Bloomfield From Bloomberg Citigroup Inc. (C), the third-biggest U.S. bank, told regulators they could steer more stock trading to public exchanges by making it more affordable. The bank suggested the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission cut the highest…

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North Vancouver couple’s disappearance remains a mystery

By Lori Culbert, From Vancouver Sun North Vancouver banker and his wife have been missing for 20 years NORTH VANCOUVER — The disappearance of the wealthy banker and his beautiful wife has all the hallmarks of a classic whodunit: the…

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Scotland’s Independence: Should the Commonwealth Caribbean care?

By Sir Ronald Sanders from Caribbean360 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Thursday August 14, 2014 – On September 18, the electorate in Scotland will vote in a referendum to decide if Scotland should be independent of the United Kingdom (UK). A vote for…

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Five including three Jamaica police officers charged with murder of entertainer

From Caribbean360 KINGSTON, Jamaica, Thursday August 14, 2014, CMC – Three police officers and two civilians will be charged with the 2009 murder of entertainer Robert Hill also known as Kentucky Kid. Charges are to be laid against the five…

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Google turns in a user for allegedly possessing criminal material

By Scott Matteson From TechRepublic Find out how Google detected illegal activity on their systems and how they responded to the discovery. The lines between good and bad don’t get much clearer than this. It was recently reported that Google…

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The Editor Speaks: Tortuga Rum owner says Cayman Liquor Board chairman should have resigned

I normally don’t comment on other persons’ viewpoints even when sent to our media but there have been exceptions and this is one of them. Robert Hamaty, owner and Managing Director of Tortuga Rum Company Ltd has penned a letter…

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Judge rejects $324.5M settlement in anti-poaching case involving Apple, Google

From The Times of India The ruling by US District Judge Lucy Koh scotches a settlement reached in April, prolonging a 3-year-old case. SAN FRANCISCO: A federal judge has decided a $324.5 million settlement isn’t enough to cover the damages…

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Business confidence growing in the Caribbean—ACCA/IMA

From Guardian Media Business confidence in the Caribbean grew in the second quarter, according to the largest regular economic survey of finance professionals around the world. The latest findings of the Global Economic Conditions Survey organised by the Association of…

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Barry Silbert’s latest investment is more evidence Bitcoin’s biggest opportunities may lie outside the US

By Rob Wile From Business Insider A gas station attendant looks at an Indian rupee. American venture capital in Bitcoin continues to cross the ocean. On Monday, Barry Silbert’s Bitcoin Opportunity Corp. announced it had invested $250,000 in Bangalore-based Unocoin….