Cayman Islands: Cayman Enterprise City partners with University College of the Cayman Islands to bolster STEM education
CEC will provide year round sponsorship for high school and college club students interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics – knowledge and skills for Cayman’s jobs of the future George Town, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands – Knowing that many…
How the digital revolution can fix scientific publishing and speed up discoveries
By Daniel Marovitz From Techcrunch Editor’s note: Daniel Marovitz is CEO of Faculty of 1000. Prior to that, he was the CEO and co-founder of buzzumi, a cloud, enterprise software company. Scientific, Technical, and Medical (STM) publishing is big business….
T&T talks Caribbean labour mobility with IMF, trade union, and business reps
By Aleem Khan breaking news Trinidad & Tobago The T&T government will sit with representatives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Caribbean’s private sector and trade union movement to discuss the free movement of labour in the Caribbean, at…
Appeals court silent on Texas Abortion Clinic Law
By Tony Mauro From The National Law Journal A Texas law imposing new regulations on abortion clinics fell into Labor Day limbo Monday after a federal appeals court made no response to an urgent plea from the state to let…
The whopper about global taxation
By Megan McArdle ,Bloomberg News From Stripes Jacob Levy, an American professor living in Montreal, made a point on Twitter last week that I wish more journalists would take to heart: If you’re writing about inversions, and you don’t prominently…
Building Brand Caribbean
By David Jessop THE view from EUROPE From Jamaica Gleaner Some years ago, on the table at which I was sitting in a Barbados hotel, there was a small brown packet of sugar. In large letters it identified its contents…
Cuba, DR threat – Single tourism marketing strategy needed
From Barbados Advocate It’s just a matter of time before America lifts its travel ban on Cuba, and when that happens, a flood of pent up demand will be unleashed, bringing with it a monumental threat to the tourism dependent…
Corruption ‘impoverishes and kills millions’
From BBC The ONE group says money lost because of corruption would otherwise be spent on school and medicine A report by the anti-poverty organisation One says much of the progress made over the past two decades in tackling extreme…
SEC Adopts Credit-Rating Reforms
By Jenna Greene, The National Law Journal A divided U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission last week adopted new rules for credit-rating agencies, stepping up review and disclosure requirements and adding safeguards to prevent sales and marketing considerations from influencing the…
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NLS partners with ARC Magazine to stage its second exhibition abroad this year
From First Look ARC and NLS will present at (e)merge art fair October 2 – 5 with an exhibition that puts local artists in direct conversation with contemporary art outside of the Caribbean. The 10 international artists being represented by…
