Analysts studied what traditional divorce might tell us about Brexit
By Rupert Hargreaves, ValueWalk From Business Insider What does real-life divorce tell us about what to expect from the Brexit process? Analysts at Source, the multi-asset research platform ask this question in a research report published last week. Brexit is…
Cayman Islands: 40-year-old female robbed of her handbag
From RCIPS April 22 2017 Just before 7:00 pm on Friday, 21st April 2017, 911 received a report of a robbery involving a 40-year-old female (victim), a resident of Bodden Town. The victim was getting out of her vehicle when…
Cayman Islands: Man charged with Burglary in Court Fri, 21 April
From RCIPS A 43-year-old man of George Town has been charged with Burglary in connection with an incident at a residence on Templeton Street in George Town on 22 October 2016. During that incident the resident had interrupted a burglar…
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Beach volleyball teams in Cayman Islands for ninth consecutive year
From FIVB Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, April 19, 2017 – The Cayman Islands Beach Volleyball Tournament, second stop of the 2017 NORCECA Beach Volleyball Circuit, gets underway on Friday featuring twelve pairs per gender including the champions in La Paz,…
Acorn International sues former directors, Andrew Y. Yan, Gordon Xiaogang Wang and Jing Wang for misconduct and USD43m in damages
SHANGHAI, April 19, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Acorn International, Inc. (NYSE: ATV) (“Acorn” or the “Company“) stated today that the Company continues to focus on enhancing corporate governance standards as it pursues damages claims against former directors Andrew Y. Yan, Gordon Xiaogang Wang, and…
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Cayman Islands Chamber raises $25,000 reward for armed robbery convictions
The Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce has raised $25,000 from members as a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspects behind the robbery at Foster’s Food Fair (Dorcy Drive) on Saturday, April 8. One suspect…
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Cayman Islands IJSBA racing season begins
By KEVIN SHAW From Water Craft Journal According to a piece on the IJSBA website, a long time affiliate, Cayman Islands Watercraft Association (CIWA) started its 2017 season in the Caribbean with a small, yet serious competition. The first round…
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Cayman Islands police becomes hub for UKOT Ballistic Information Network; forensic equipment funded by FCO
RCIPS Becomes Hub for UKOT Ballistic Information Network; Forensic Equipment Funded by FCO From RCIPS – Correction to below; Anguilla is part of the network, although they weren’t at the conference yesterday. Turks and Caicos is part of the network…
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Cayman Islands Election Candidates invited to meet with Acting Information Commissioner
The Acting Information Commissioner, Mr. Jan Liebaers, has issued an invitation to all candidates in the upcoming election to meet with him and/or members of his staff to discuss the principles and operation of the Freedom of Information Law (2015…
As global warming continues, scientists prep tests to artificially cool the planet
By ANDREW FREEDMAN From Mashable With the U.S. backsliding on climate progress under President Donald Trump, and scientists issuing increasingly dire warnings about the quickening pace and sweeping impacts of global warming, the possibility that we can somehow engineer our…
