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The Editor speaks: Government can’t handle healthcare and no one really knows if we are healthy

It is a shocking affair when our own government, or should I say, our own Civil Service cannot manage its own health care system. Auditor General Sue Winspear made this statement in her report ”Cayman Islands Health System”. “The government…

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Cayman Alternative Investment Summit at Kimpton Grand Cayman Feb 15-17

Deutsche Bank is a sponsor of this year’s conference which provides a singular experience including a cutting-edge educational agenda, and a forum to discuss and debate issues facing the industry at this time. Working with Deutsche Bank you not only…

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Link-Caribbean awards $125,000 USD to 5 Caribbean firms

Bridgetown, BARBADOS, January 30, 2017. Five Caribbean businesses are at a stage closer to securing private investment having each received $25,000 USD through the LINK-Caribbean Investment Readiness Grant programme. The five firms are Carepoint and Caribbean Transit Solutions from Barbados;…

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Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants to open new resort in Grenada in 2019

Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants has announced its second property in the Caribbean with the new Kimpton Kawana Bay Grenada Resort, slated to open in early 2019. A hillside retreat tucked away between tropical rainforest cliffs and the world-renowned Grand Anse…

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World Bank arbitration mechanism ICSID rules in favour of El Salvador

From Brettonwoods Project SUMMARY ICSID, a World Bank arm for investor-state dispute arbitration, ruled that the $250 million case brought by Pac Rim Cayman against El Salvador in 2009 was without merit. In October 2016, the International Centre for Settlement…

9 things that crush the value of your home

By Emmie Martin From Business Insider Noise pollution can make a huge dent in the value of your home.Shutterstock While it’s often desirable to live somewhat close to a good school, supermarket, or public transportation, living too close could cost you when…

Ford is undergoing a huge business transformation—but its future still includes dealers

By Matthew DeBord From Business Insider IMAGE: A Ford dealership. Scott Olson / Getty Images Car dealers have been around for as long as there have been cars — and for over 100 years, many of those dealers have sold…

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CHTA’s annual Marketplace kicks off

By Gay Nagle Myers From Travel Weekly This week promises to be a busy one as delegates gather at Atlantis Paradise Island in Nassau for the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association’s annual Caribbean Travel Marketplace. The event allows Caribbean tourism…

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A bright future for the Caribbean’s heritage hotels

By Sarah Turner From Forbes I cover and analyse trends in destinations and accommodation. When, after World War II, the first wave of glamour washed up in the Caribbean, Ian Fleming and Noel Coward led a vanguard of writers and…

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Antigua & Barbuda’s cruise sector looks promising

From South Florida Caribbean News Antigua & Barbuda Tourism Minister Presents Cruise Masterplan To Us Cruise Executives MIAMI – After three days of discussions and presentations to cruise industry decision-makers in South Florida, Antigua & Barbuda’s Minister of Tourism, Honorable…