Issue No. 792 Monday, 7 March 2005
Business Monday
ECAY's role in the economic future of the Cayman Islands
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21st Century has seen a drive in technology that could never have been imagined
just a couple of decades ago. Suddenly, with the astronomic rise in popularity
of the Internet, information is accessible 24 hours a day seven days a week and
it seems there is no stopping the technology drive or our thirst for instantly
available information. Translated into the
business environment, the Internet has become an essential tool ...
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Real-time checking at the Port
After the introduction of internet tracking at the Cayman
Islands Port Authority’s website, companies, individuals and shipping agencies
can now check the real-time status of their shipping imports...
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Net News’ CiNTV to hit the internet
Publisher and Editor in Chief of Cayman Net News, Desmond Seales has announced the launch of the trial broadcast of
Cayman Islands Net TV, (CiNTV), an internet-based video news service that
can be accessed through the Cayman Net News website. Mr Seales,
a media pioneer in the Cayman Islands introduced local television to the country
in the late 80’s via satellite...
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Government gets stake in Cayman General
Facing insolvency from an overwhelming $270 million in claims from Hurricane Ivan, Cayman General Insurance (CGI) made a full settlement with their biggest claim holder – the Government. As part of that settlement, Government will get a stake in the ownership of Cayman General Insurance said Stuart Dack, CEO of Cayman National Corporation (CNC) speaking exclusively to
Cayman Net News...
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CUC and Government spar over Electricity Regulatory Authority
Caribbean Utilities Company (CUC) and Government appear to be in disagreement over the passing of the electrical firm’s new license, after Government tabled the new Electricity Regulatory Authority bill apparently without the company’s prior knowledge. In its response to the Government’s action CUC said the company was surprised...
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Entrepreneur of the Week - Rosie Jamieson
When a prominent business official
returned from lunch one day to find a four-foot high model ship, wall-mounted in
his office, he described it as a once-in-a-lifetime kind of surprise. When he
heard that the wooden beauty was actually assembled right there in his office
while he was out, the gift took on even greater meaning. And it was local
entrepreneurs Rosie Jamieson and Carol O’Neill...
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