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Man in Dallas with Ebola initially sent home with antibiotics

From Newsmax A man with Ebola in Dallas was initially sent home from the hospital with antibiotics after seeking treatment for an unknown illness, officials said. The man, whose name wasn’t released, is the first case of the deadly viral…

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Caribbean Export contributes towards strengthening trade relations between The Caribbean and China

By Joellen Laryea From The Bahamas Weekly Bridgetown, BARBADOS – The Caribbean Export Development Agency (Caribbean Export) supported a contingent of representatives from four (4) of the Region’s Business Support Organisations (BSOs) to participate in the 8th China LAC Business…

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Judge cues trial in iPod antitrust case

By Marisa Kendall, The Recorder SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge has hit the play button on antitrust allegations targeting Apple Inc. iPods, sending the case toward trial after nearly 10 years of litigation. Plaintiffs presented sufficient evidence to show…

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Dart Realty relaunches the Cayman Islands Yacht Club

By Lee From Scuba News Dart Realty (Cayman) Ltd. has officially relaunched the Cayman Islands Yacht Club, an integral part of the North Sound boating experience that boasts daily traffic of more than 700 boat owners and passengers. The Yacht…

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7th Annual CISPA Gala Honours New Caymanian Accounting Professionals

George Town, Grand Cayman – 30 September 2014 – The Cayman Islands Society of Professional Accountants (CISPA) will be honouring eleven Caymanians who have recently attained their accounting designation at the Society’s 7th Annual Gala at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman…

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Studying medicine abroad in English – Caribbean and Europe

By Dr. Moshe Cohen From The Student Doctor Network Over the past decade, there has been a rise in North American applications to English-taught medical programs abroad. The competitive nature of medical school admissions and studies, coupled with expensive tuition…

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Dominica confuses and embarrasses CARICOM

From Caribbean News Now NEW YORK, USA — The insistence by the government of Dominica to sponsor the candidacy of a sitting member of the British parliament and former minister in the British government for the post of Commonwealth secretary-general…

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Kamla blanks latest request for meeting from Trinidad environmentalist [who is on hunger strike]

From Caribbean360 PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad, Wednesday September 24, 2014, CMC – Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar has blanked the latest request for a meeting by environmentalist Dr. Wayne Kublalsingh, saying “there will be no productive outcome”. Kublalsingh, who is on an…

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Japan business delegation visits China amid thaw hopes

From Business Insider Tokyo (AFP) – A large business delegation left Japan Monday for China with hopes of being granted an audience with President Xi Jinping as the two countries take baby steps towards patching up tattered relations. More than…

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Conservation philanthropist Louis Bacon receives Land Trust Alliance President’s Award

From Bahama islands info Louis Bacon presented with Land Trust Alliance President’s Award for Conservation Leadership. Pictured l-r – Michael Dowling, Board Chairman, Land Trust Alliance; Louis Bacon, Chairman, The Moore Charitable Foundation and Rand Wentworth, President, Land Trust Alliance.PROVIDENCE,…