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Yes, you can fight invasive species by eating them

Popular Mechanics Two years ago, Glenn Reynolds reported on how Caribbean divers and chefs are fighting lionfish, an invader from the Indian Ocean, by putting them on restaurant menus. Now he returns to Grand Cayman and finds the result: Yep,…

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Thatcher ‘death tweet’ policeman Jeremy Scott quits

BBC A police officer who reportedly wrote on Twitter that he hoped Baroness Thatcher’s death was “painful and degrading” has resigned. Sgt Jeremy Scott of the Metropolitan Police is understood to have published a number of offensive messages since the…

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Austria will stick to banking secrecy laws: minister

(AFP) DUBLIN — Austria will not change controversial banking secrecy laws, its finance minister insisted on Friday, despite becoming isolated in a European Union push to clamp down on tax evasion and fraud. Finance Minister Maria Fekter said Austria would…

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SYSWIN announces completion of merger

(RTTNews.com) – SYSWIN Inc. (SYSW) announced the completion of the merger contemplated by the previously announced Agreement and Plan of Merger dated December 24, 2012. The company said that the merger is among Brilliant Strategy Limited, a business company with…

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EU’s six largest members agree to fight tax havens

By John O’Donnell and Jan Strupczewski DUBLIN, April 12 (Reuters) – The European Union’s six biggest countries agreed on Friday to cooperate in the fight against tax havens, piling pressure on Austria to follow Luxembourg in ending bank secrecy. The…

Hopi tribe masks fetch record prices at Paris auction

BBC A mask from a native American tribe in Arizona has fetched 160,000 euros (£135,000) at auction in Paris, more than three times the pre-sale estimate. Friday’s auction of 70 masks fetched some 930,000 euros after a legal challenge to…

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Ecotourism Can Be Animals’ Pet Peeve

From Scientific American Stingrays that interact with humans at an interactive tourism area change their normal activity patterns and interact with each other more aggressively than animals not dealing with people. Amy Kraft reports. Some ecotourism offers visitors close encounters…

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Third repatriation of Cuban Migrants as other Cuban boaters arrive

Cayman island Immigration officials on Friday, 12 April, 2013 carried out the third repatriation of Cuban migrants for 2013. Four migrants were escorted home by the Department of Immigration’s Enforcement Section, following approval from the Cuban government. There are plans…

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Global Forum confirms Cayman’s ability to provide tax information

George Town, Grand Cayman – In the practical application of its legal and regulatory systems, the Cayman Islands has been found to be transparent and robust, according to an independent assessment by the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of…

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Irish church links with Grand Cayman

PRESBYTERIAN Moderator the Rev Dr Roy Patton begins a visit to Jamaica today as a guest of the United Church in Jamaica and Grand Cayman. During his week-long visit, Dr Patton will undertake various preaching and speaking engagements as well…