Issue No. 666 Monday, 31 May 2004
Dart Building a New School
 As
part of phase one of its 240-acre master-planned development, Dart Realty
(Cayman) Ltd announced last Wednesday night that it was building a
state-of-the-art school that will be leased to the Cayman International
School. The new school is scheduled, pending Central Planning Authority
approval, to be ready in time for the start of the 2006/07 school year and
will be located east of Esterly Tibbetts Highway...
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Cuban Refugees Repatriated
The group of Cuban migrants that arrived in the Cayman Islands by boat between
23 and 27 April were repatriated to their native country last Wednesday,
according to a press release issued by the Portfolio of Internal & External
Affairs...
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Halliburton clarifies its legal corporate standing
Through correspondence with the Halliburton Corporation based in Houston,
Cayman Net News has received clarification of the international oil
services conglomerate’s reasons for its Cayman Islands incorporation...
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Hedge fund fears tackled during SEGOES forum
 On
Thursday 10 May SEGOES Securities hosted a seminar on the Truth about Hedge
Funds at the Hyatt Britannia Ballroom. At the invitation of SEGOES, Dr
James Park, JD, a graduate of Wharton School of Finance and Chief Executive
Officer of PARADIGM Global Advisors, brought his 12 years of experience in
hedge fund portfolio management to the Cayman audience...
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Cayman Free Press shareholder narrows scope of assets sales
 Hollinger
International Inc, owner of a 40 percent interest in Cayman Free Press, has
shifted its focus and now plans to sell its high-profile British media assets,
taking its Chicago newspaper group off the market and ruling out a sale of the
entire company, the Toronto Globe and Mail reports. Sources close to the
company also said last week it might still consider selling The Jerusalem Post,
and smaller newspapers and trade magazines in Canada...
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Person of the Day - Joan Stanley
 The
new decorator of ice-cream cakes at Baskin Robbins is Joan Stanley, originally
from St Ann’s parish in Jamaica, which she lovingly refers to as “the garden
parish of Jamaica.” She arrived in Grand Cayman a mere two-and-a half
months ago to join her husband Paul. The two of them work hard to provide the
best future for their children, Yanique and Oshaim. Joan describes
herself as a friendly person...
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