Australia’s east coast has a ballooning oversupply of houses
By Wolf Richter, Wolf Street From Business Insider Investment in the Australian housing sector has become a frantic activity, and prices have soared. This has been accompanied by a construction boom, particularly of large multi-family developments. But that construction boom…
India finish 2016 at the top of ICC Test Team Rankings
From Deccan Chronicle Following the series defeat against India, England have slipped from second to fifth position in Test rankings. Dubai: India have ended the year as the No.1 ranked Test side after posting a 4-0 win over England in…
7-Eleven has already made 77 deliveries by drone
By Nicole Lee From engadget Way ahead of you, Amazon. Sure, Amazon made its first drone delivery last week, but 7-Eleven already has it beat. Today, the convenience store company announced that it has already made a total of 77…
Sir Ronald Sanders: Exceptionailsm and failure: Lessons from Brexit
By Sir Ronald Sanders From Sir Ronald Sanders Blog The Brexit chickens are coming home to roost in a troubled British economy, however much British government ministers and other English nationalistic hopefuls are trying to suggest otherwise. It was a…
Officials hint MH370 crash site could be just north of search area
From Wn.com News Investigators announced their findings on Monday that the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 said it’s unlikely the plane would be found in the expanse of the Indian Ocean that crews have been focusing on for two years….
Travel tech accessories
10 must-have travel tech accessories By Brandt Ranj, Insider Picks From Business Insider The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you’ll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we may get a share of the revenue from your…
How 2 of the world’s most powerful and dangerous drug lords compare
By Samantha Lee, Amanda Macias and Christopher Woody From Business Insider Since the late 1970s, two men have emerged as the most powerful and most dangerous drug lords in the world. Pablo Escobar, a farmer’s son from rural Colombia, and…
‘Thunderstorm asthma’ deaths in Melbourne rise to six
From BBC The number of people dying in the Australian city of Melbourne from a rare phenomenon called thunderstorm asthma has risen to six. Three others are in a critical condition. Heavy rains and winds on Monday triggered thousands of…
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Martyn Bould Cayman National Cultural Foundation Chairman represents the Cayman Islands at 7th Annual World Cultural Summit in Malta
The Cayman National Cultural foundation (CNCF), which Martyn Bould chairs was invited by the International Federation of Arts Councils and Cultural Agencies (IFACCA) to attend a world summit of culture held from 18th to 21st October 2016 in Valetta, Malta…
Receivers ruffle as [Cayman Islands’] Pie Face falters
Posted By: Peter Gosnell 4 November 2016 O’Brien Palmer’s Chris Palmer has appointed receiver of Pie Face Pty Ltd. Chris Palmer has been appointed receiver of Pie Face Pty Ltd. The Cayman Islands-based backer of the ailing pie and pastry…
