Apple is leading the way on corporate environmentalism
By Jordan Golson From Tech Republic The iPhone-maker has released its 2015 Environmental Responsibility Report, outlining its progress in keeping green. As it has for the past several years, Apple this week released its 2015 Environmental Responsibility Report. It’s a…
Discovery could ‘boost immune system’s cancer fighting ability’
From NHS Scientists improved the immune system of mice The media is awash with news of a breakthrough that is “turbocharging the immune system to kill all cancers” (The Daily Telegraph) and a “game-changing new way to fight cancer” (The…
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Cayman Islands new fine art photography exhibition at NGCI
Plastic in Paradise – Scenes of Real Life Fictions by Heidi Bassett Blair 24 April – 3 July 2015 Curated by Heidi Bassett Blair & Natalie Urquhart Photography by Heidi Bassett Blair The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (NGCI)…
Cayman Islands Key Clubbers attend conference in Orlando US
On April 10th 2015, 26 Key Clubbers left the shores of Grand Cayman to attend the 2015 Key Club District Leadership and Education Conference in Orlando, Florida. This annual event is attended by over 2,000 students and chaperones from clubs…
Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce 1,500 clean-up for Earth Day
The Chamber of Commerce (COC) 18th Annual Earth Day Clean-Up took place on Saturday April 18. Although the official start was 7 a.m. hundreds of people were out from sunrise as they committed to their goal of cleaning-up Cayman’s roadsides…
ZBB Energy secures energy management and storage system contract for Cayman Islands commercial property
Marketwired Leading edge energy management and energy storage system is the latest success for ZBB in the commercial and industrial building market April 22, 2015: 08:30 AM ET ZBB Energy Corporation (NYSE MKT: ZBB), a leading developer of innovative energy…
In dirty diaper-pail fight, Munchkin loses appeal
By Amanda Bronstad, From The National Law Journal It stinks to be No. 2—that’s why two leading diaper pail makers have spent years wrangling in court over who’s No. 1 at keeping odor out. The U.S. Court of Appeals for…
[US] Court sets limits on dog sniffs during traffic stops
By Marcia Coyle, From Supreme Court Brief Police violate the Fourth Amendment if they extend a lawful traffic stop to conduct a dog sniff for drugs without reasonable suspicion that drugs are present, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday….
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EPA and the private sector
By David Jessop From Trinidad Express Newspapers A little over five years ago the countries of Cariforum signed an Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with Europe. This asymmetrical free trade arrangement was meant to improve exports of Cariforum goods and services…
UK: One of the General Election joys has been watching the Tories recycle their old policies
Opinion By Marksteel From Daily Mirror UK Tories say they will cut taxes and sell off houses, so Mark Steel asks what recycled policies they will be promising next One of the joys of this election campaign has been watching…
