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Messe Frankfurt’s Digital Editions off to a great start
Messe Frankfurt’s New Digital Experience has drawn rave reviews: large numbers of exhibitors and visitors have taken advantage of the digital programmes for Hypermotion and Formnext Connect to share ideas, network and strengthen their business relationships. Participants at Cleanzone (18-19…
Ogier Cayman team recognised in new Legal 500 Caribbean directory
Ogier has an unrivalled presence in the Cayman Islands thanks to its expertise in handling the most demanding and complex transactions and providing expert, efficient and cost-effective services. That’s the view of clients whose endorsement of the law firm in…
Bosch and BASF establish joint venture for digital technologies in the agricultural sector
Farmers to benefit from automated, agronomic digital solutions Accelerated digital innovations foster precision farming, resource efficiencies and sustainability First joint product to be released in Brazil, followed by Europe and North America Reduced need for crop protection products in specific…
Dr. Stuart Weiss: COVID-19 Update Wed 11-November-2020
By Dr. Stuart Weiss Rapid Test Center of New YorkDr. Stuart Weiss, FACEP, FAAP, CBCP Nov 11, 2020 CoViD-19 News and Information you can trust. Welcome new members from the Rapid Test Center. Topics: Rough times ahead Rough Times Ahead…
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IKEA to remove non−rechargeable alkaline batteries by 2021
Following IKEA’s commitment to inspire and enable people to live a healthier and more sustainable life at home, all non-rechargeable alkaline batteries will be removed from the global home furnishing range by October 2021. With this decision, IKEA wishes to…
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Jamaica: Agriculture and Fisheries can recover losses in tourism – Minister
WRITTEN BY: Ainsworth Morris From JIS , believes that with more investments in both sectors, Jamaica can recover earnings being lost in tourism as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Addressing the Kiwanis Club of Eastern St. Andrew Zoom meeting…
Jamaica: Tourism Minister says stakeholders must appreciate that it will not be business as usual
WRITTEN BY: GARWIN DAVIS From JIS Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, says that while Jamaica prepares for a return to normality in tourism, “partners and all stakeholders” should also be cognisant of the fact that never again will it “be…
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STAY IN THE LOOP
From CARICOM In this episode, Communications Officers at the CARICOM Secretariat, Ms. Michelle Nurse presents a weekly news roundup of the latest from the Caribbean Community. Highlights:0:01:00 ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES 2020 ELECTIONSPM GONSALVES GET RECORD FIFTH CONSECUTIVE TERMS 0:03:38 CARICOM…
The most vulnerable parts of the house
By Universal Contracting of Florida Most people consider their home as the safest and most comfortable place they could stay at where they could lower their guards down. However, even the most secure and sheltered properties have vulnerabilities that homeowners…
How to reduce your risk of dementia
By Lynn Allison From Newsmax While we are currently facing a pandemic with a surge of coronavirus cases nationwide, experts warn that dementia, the umbrella term for severe decline in mental ability that includes Alzheimer’s disease, will reach epidemic proportions when the…
