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Detachable cut-out jeans are genuinely the worst thing we’ve ever seen

BY RACHEL THOMPSON From Mashable Something terrible is happening to jeans. First we had Topshop’s clear plastic jeans. Then Nordstrom decided to sell fake mud jeans for $425. And, now Opening Ceremony is trying to make “detachable cut-out front jeans”…

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Online shopping is larger than High Street shopping

From WN.com With an increase of money being spent on the web than in our main streets, the way in which has altered we purchase our products, from food purchasing to christmas-gift buying, we are able to purchase everything we…

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There’s another hacking attack going on right now, and it’s bigger than WannaCry

BY STAN SCHROEDER From Mashable WannaCry, the hacking attack that took thousands of computers’ data for ransom over the last week, hasn’t apparently been very lucrative for its makers so far. But another, apparently larger and smarter hacking attack that…

Work experience for Lighthouse students

Cayman Islands Govt. gives work experience to Lighthouse Students The six students of the Lighthouse School’s graduating class took part in a day’s work experience at the Government Administration Building on Friday, 12 May 2017. The initiative, organised by Lauren…

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Foster Care Cayman Islands Recruitment Drive at Grand Old House The Foster Care and Adoption Team is holding a Foster Care Recruitment Drive in the Colonial Room of the Grand Old House from 5.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Saturday,…

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Amadeus IT Group participation at the Social and Sustainable Tourism Summit 2017

The future of the ethical traveller at the Social and Sustainable Tourism Summit 2017 Amadeus presented perspectives on the future of ethical tourism in the study Future Traveller Tribes 2030 It was also highlighted a  growing trend of the future…

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Probe locates $62mn held by Moreira family [account in Cayman Islands]

From Mexico News Daily US Treasury Department investigation finds cash in offshore bank accounts A United States Treasury Department investigation has located US $62.1 million held in offshore bank accounts by the wife and sister-in-law of ex-Coahuila governor Humberto Moreira….

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Cayman Islands University’s business programmes achieve IACBE accreditation

It took four years and thousands of hours of evaluation, development, and refinement, but the hard work bore fruit this week when the University College of the Cayman Islands UCCI) received the formal communication confirming that the International Accreditation Council…

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Cayman Islands Customs arrests more suspects: E-cigarettes a concern

From CI Customs Department On 11th May 2017 Officers from the Customs Department arrested a 29 year old male Caymanian national for possession and importation of a liquid identified as a concentrated form of ganja (hash oil). Assistant Collector of…

President of Tynwald to head Cayman Islands Election Observer Mission

By LC From isle of Man.com The President of Tynwald, Steve Rodan MLC, is to head a Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) British Islands and Mediterranean Region (BIMR), election observer mission to the Cayman Islands. Mr Rodan will lead the six-strong…