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Marketing in the technology age: Cayman Islands SME attendees learn about online marketing options
With the constant evolution of technology and with new advancements every day, it is unsurprising that businesses are moving away from traditional forms of marketing in favour of the World Wide Web & social media. New forms of marketing are…
Cayman Islands law firm Conyers welcomes new Corporate Associate
Conyers Dill & Pearman congratulates Ryan McConvey on his call to the bar of the Cayman Islands Law Society and his appointment as Associate in the corporate department of the Firm’s Cayman Islands office. Ryan joined Conyers in September 2015…
Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce get the gloves on for the 2017 Earth Day Clean-up
The Chamber of Commerce is making the final preparations ahead of their 2017 Earth Day Clean-up on Saturday, April 22. This year they have partnered with Guy Harvey to design an exclusive t-shirt, which features a one-of-a-kind logo designed by…
Leading internet service provider Logic partners with IMPACT17, Cayman Islands’ high-tech internet marketing conference
Logic’s lightning-speed internet is a perfect fit for IMPACT’s ‘Leadership in a Lightspeed Industry’ conference theme. George Town, Grand Cayman 7th April 2017 – Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) and the Internet Marketing Association (IMA) co-hosts of the IMPACT 17 Conference…
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Worldwide: Fertile grounds for dispute
Article by Ray Davern and Alex Way Maples and Calder Rapidly changing concepts of the family and advances in reproductive technologies have, in recent years, presented well-publicised and much-discussed problems for legislators worldwide. These include questions of the status of…
A group of students wants to house the homeless in these light-filled $25,000 tiny homes
By Leanna Garfield from Business Insider Nearly 47,000 people don’t have a home in Los Angeles. Instead, they resort to living on sidewalks, in cars, in campers, or in tents. A group of architecture students from University of Southern California designed…
Best US breweries
The 7 best breweries in America By Leanna Garfield From Business Insider Every year, the Great American Beer Festival holds a prestigious competition to select the best beers and breweries in the country. Approximately 1,752 breweries participated in the most…
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Fifa loses nearly £300m in 2016 and scheduled to lose further £400m in 2017
World football governing body Fifa lost nearly £300m in 2016 and is scheduled to lose close to £400m in 2017. Legal costs related to the corruption scandal which engulfed the organisation and “ill-considered previous investments” contributed to the losses. The…
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Losses from virus total $18bn – UNDP
Pulse News Agency Local By NAN The UN Development Programme (UNDP) says that the social and economic cost of the recent spread of the Zika virus in Latin America and the Caribbean will total up to 18 billion dollars between…
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A scientist tried to teach a computer how to write a recipe and the results are hilarious
By Susmita Baral From The Kitchn Research scientist Janelle Shane conducts quirky experiments during her free time and shares them with her Tumblr following. One such experiment involves neural networks; she provides the program with hundreds of pages of cookbooks…
