“Ride with Pride” with Cayman Flag Car Air-Fresheners
A new product designed to promote the Cayman Islands and boost national pride is anticipated to be launched just in time for National Heroes Day celebrations. Cayman Flag air-fresheners can be displayed in vehicles so that everyone in Cayman can…
Chamber commends Government for saving $6 million in interest on loan repayments
From The Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce The Chamber of Commerce Council wishes to publicly commend the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development and the Hon. Marco Archer, in particular, for initiating and implementing the renegotiation of five Government loans…
Portable charging device jump-starts your dead smartphone battery
By Alex Magdaleno From Mashable Van Halen has likely been on repeat in the Native Union offices after the smashing success of the Kickstarter campaign for its new product Jump. It’s an answer to the frustrating issue of the dead…
Trinidad high court dismisses claims filed by insurance agents against CLICO
From Caribbean360 PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad, Thursday January 16, 2014, CMC – A High Court judge has dismissed claims filed by two insurance agents challenging the constitutionality of the Central Bank (Amendment) Act 2011, which they said prevented them from taking legal…
Diversity of food expected at Taste of Cayman
Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands – As Cayman’s largest culinary event approaches on Saturday, 8 February, organisers say that attendees at the 26th annual Taste of Cayman Food & Wine Festival can expect an assortment of foods that will appeal to…
Barbados central bank forecasts sluggish economic growth
From Caribbean360 In an analysis of Barbados’ current economic performance, the CBB said that its forecast is based principally on expectations for the tourism sector and on major investment projects planned by the private sector and the government. BRIDGETOWN, Barbados,…
Cayman Government and WSPA have positive talks
The Cayman Islands Government and the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) have held positive discussions on several key issues carried forward from meetings last year. It was agreed that turtle meat has huge cultural significance in the…
Canned cocaine tampered with, says Trinidad company
By Rhondor Dowlat By Caribbean News Now contributor PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad — According to SM Jaleel & Co Ltd, which describes itself as Trinidad and Tobago’s number one exporter of non-petrochemical products, a 20-foot container of cans labeled as…
Destination paradise [Cayman is one – of course!]
By Maura McBride From Irish Independent For Ireland’s young professionals, utopian destinations are no longer just to be explored while on holiday. Twenty and thirty-somethings are moving to far-flung destinations in search of higher pay and a better quality of…
Call to lift medical tourism
By Julia Medew From Brisbane Times Lord Mayor supports medical tourism bid Wealthy medical tourists would “absolutely” help Melbourne, agrees Robert Doyle, but he says the system should not impact on Victorians seeking treatment at the new Comprehensive Cancer Centre….
