Former CIAA financial controller seeks judicial review
Former Cayman Islands Airports Authority (CIAA) financial controller (applicant) is seeking a Judicial Review to clear name and reinstatement back to original position with the Authority. The applicant claims the CIAA board acted unlawfully and unfairly when dismissed. The applicant…
GIGTANK draws global startups to Chattanooga
By Laura Baverman, Upstart Business Journal GIGTANK promised startups the fastest Internet speeds around, unique corporate partnerships, dollars and mentors—and all in the outdoorsy, artsy setting of Chattanooga, Tennessee. And they responded, coming from France, Bulgaria and the Cayman Islands…
Chief Minister defends Isle of Man’s tax status
BBC The Isle of Man’s Chief Minister has defended the island’s work against tax evaders as international pressure mounts on overseas territories. On Monday UK Prime Minister David Cameron wrote to 10 British overseas territories, urging them to “get their…
HBO Latin America and Logic form broadcast agreement
The Cayman Islands cable operator also offers high definition channels Miami, FL, May 20th, 2013 – HBO Latin America Group and Logic—the internet, data and voice provider for both residential services and small businesses in the Cayman Islands—have formed a…
Nonprofits: Cayman Islands of political money
By Julie Bykowicz, Political Capital, Bloomberg Social welfare nonprofits, which can keep their donors secret, are a lot like Russian nesting dolls: Open one, and you’ll find a smaller version inside. That’s what courts in California discovered last year when…
New social network unites global community of 20 million creative professionals
A new social network taking two years and almost €1 million to develop was launched today in the heart of Bohemian Prague. ‘Toadsquare’ aims to unite the world’s 20 million creative professionals – artists, photographers, filmmakers, scriptwriters, designers – and…
Harvard University Announces : Free tuition for low-income families
by Sharon Chambers Harvard University announced over the weekend that from now on undergraduate students from low-income families will pay no tuition. In making the announcement, Harvard’s president Lawrence H. Summers said, “When only ten percent of the students in…
The Met gagged Leveson Inquiry over claims that senior police officer sold secrets to the News of the World
From London Evening Standard Campaigning Labour MP calls on May to ensure vital documents were not withheld from probe The Met “gagged” the Leveson Inquiry from revealing intelligence that a very senior former police officer passed on sensitive information to…
OAS Cultural Heritage Initiative invites participation of Caribbean Delegates
The United States is a proud supporter of the Organisation of the American States (OAS) Cultural Heritage Project, and has allocated approximately $200 000 towards the initiative through the US Permanent Mission to the OAS. This was disclosed by Mr….
Cayman Islands Monetary Authority : CIMA Public Relations Executive wins International Communication Award
Public Relations Executive with the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA), Dr. Sharon Marshall, has won a Gold Quill Award of Excellence from the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC). The Gold Quill was awarded in the Communications Skills Division in…
