The deVere Group ventures into the Cayman Islands
The deVere Group, the world leaders in international financial consultancy, is delighted to announce that it is to establish a new regional presence in the Cayman Islands and is days away from opening its doors to prospective clients living in…
DMS celebrates Earth Day with coastal cleanup and party for the planet
Caymanian business conglomerate DMS celebrated Earth Day 2013 with its customary cleanup, busing a team of forty-eight employees to Grand Cayman’s eastern districts for its annual event. Several hours of hard labour that included DMS founder and President Don Seymour…
No more conch
Conch Season Ends April 30th The Department of Environment reminds the public that conch season ends on Tuesday, 30 April 2013, whereby conch can no longer be harvested after this date. It is illegal to catch conch between 1 May…
Joey Ebanks now charged with drug offences
To add to Joey Ebanks long list of charges of: 8 counts of obtaining property by deception 7 counts of theft 1 count of obtaining a money transfer by deception 1 count of transferring criminal property 9 counts of making…
Marchant to identify 2 active Ponzi schemes
Active Ponzi schemes to be named and shamed at OffshoreAlert Conference OffshoreAlert publisher David Marchant will identify at least two active Ponzi schemes at next month’s OffshoreAlert Conference in Miami Beach, Florida. “Both are hedge funds that are domiciled in…
Grand Old House: Where tradition lives and life is celebrated
From Garfene Grandison, Food Writer, The Gleaner Grand Old House, formerly known as Petra Plantation, is one of Cayman’s most beautiful and well-known historic homes. The Biblical city of Petra was described as a place of refuge and to many…
Lifting the veil on Grand Cayman
By Aaron Friedly, from AFAR.com Grand Cayman is not all offshore banks and transplanted NYC fund managers in Teva sandals and bad Reyn Spooner shirts. Nor is it purely the monolithic mega-resorts dotting the well known Seven Mile Beach. Fortunately…
Nothing but empty promises from this former mobile giant?
From Seeking Alpha To a limited extent, BlackBerry’s (BBRY) current performance is reminiscent of a dotcom’s. Fourteen years ago, any company even mildly associated with the internet could list itself with no profits and yet see its stock rise on…
Health Screening required for current reception students
The Public Health Department advises parents and guardians that all reception students who entered the school system in September 2012, are required to have health screenings to continue to year one of primary education. “Since 2012, the reception program was…
Child Month in the Cayman Islands is MAY
Thursday 9th May 2013 “Educate, Motivate and Advocate for all Children” At Book Nook Galleria Plaza. 6pm – 8pm. Friday 10th May 2013 Island-wide Dress Down Day” Dress down and make a difference. $5 donation. Proceeds benefit Feed our Future…
