Carrier aims to cut costs with airport investment
By John Mulligan From The Independent.ie Aer Lingus is examining ways of participating in infrastructural investment and development at Dublin Airport, according to the airline. A spokesman for the carrier declined to say what projects are being looked at or…
Warder held by killers in bid to stir Yorkshire ‘jail jihad’
From Yorkshire Post UK PRISON authorities are under pressure to explain how two convicted killers were able to gain access to weapons as they staged a religiously-motivated uprising at a maximum security jail in Yorkshire. Muslim inmates Feroz Khan, 26,…
Copper price falls on Chinese concerns
By Jamie Robertson Presenter, BBC World News It’s called Doctor Copper because you are meant to be able to tell the health of the global economy from the way it behaves. And at the moment copper is looking pretty sick….
West Indies dish out thrashing to enter semis
The Report by Karthik Krishnaswamy From espncricinfo West Indies 166 for 6 (Bravo 46, Sammy 42*) beat Pakistan 82 (Badree 3-10, Narine 3-16) by 84 runs West Indies scored 84 runs in their first 15 overs. They nearly doubled their…
Woman visitor knocked down crossing WB Road
On Sunday (30) a 55-year-old woman from Chicago was knocked to the ground near the Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, as she was attempting to cross the West Bay Road. Although the woman was taken to the George Town Hospital, according to police, she…
The Editor Speaks: More secrecy, more theories
Keep quiet and it will go away. Oh, and here is a nice tidy sum to make sure it does disappear. I am talking about the iNews Cayman story today filed under iNews Briefs “Ex Cayman police commissioner settles suit…
UK on-shore shale gas and land rights: Can a so called “legal block” stop the UK shale play in its tracks?
From Eversheds 2013 was a year in which the UK environmental lobby began to mobilise against the UK unconventional gas industry. The autumn saw the establishment of a protest camp at Barton Moss in Greater Manchester in response to exploratory…
Record participation in Caribbean tsunami warning exercise
REPORT from UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization The level of participation in the tsunami warning exercise that took place on 26 March in the Caribbean was unprecedented, compared with similar exercises in 2011 and 2013. Organized under the auspices…
iNews Briefs
Ex Cayman police commissioner settles suit for undisclosed sum Joint statement issued by the Campbells law firm representing Mr. Stuart Kernohan and Attorney General Samuel Bulgin’s office, represented in the matter by the HSM Chambers law firm: “The Cayman Islands…
Islamic Finance: From the Cayman Islands to the Middle East and beyond
By Louise Groom and Joanna Hossack From Harneys The use of off shore companies in Islamic finance is driven by many of the same factors as in conventional banking, as tax efficiency, bankruptcy-remoteness and privacy are considerations common to most…
