From Cattle to Cod: Cayman-Japan Boost Jamaica’s Farms.

- Advertisement - Jamaica’s Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining, Floyd Green, praised the Cayman Islands, Japan, and other partners for their help in developing Jamaica’s farming sector. The praise came during the 71st Denbigh...

Cayman Annual Healthcare Conference to Focus on Sustainable Health

The annual Cayman Islands Healthcare Conference takes place from 23 to 25 October at the Ritz-Carlton Grand Cayman under the theme Healthy People, Healthy Planet: A Call to Action for Sustainable Healthcare. The event will bring together local and...

Cayman: Road Safety Campaign Focuses on Smart Versus Reckless Driving

Government has launched the second phase of its national road safety campaign, focusing efforts to promote responsible driving behaviours and reduce dangerous practices on the road. The campaign which is under the theme, “Smart vs Reckless...

Endangered ‘Blue Dragon’ of the Caymans Roars Back from the Brink as Population Climbs Above 1,000

credit – supplied by Laura Butz, National Trust A Caribbean island’s beloved “blue dragons” have come roaring back from the brink thanks to diligent conservation efforts. Green iguanas are the most common species of their kind, though they can...

Transmission of liquidity shocks through non-bank financial intermediaries: Evidence from the International Banking Research Network

As non-bank financial intermediaries (NBFIs) have become more important in recent decades, their involvement in funding markets as well as roles in financial crises have also increased. With substantial heterogeneity across NBFIs' business models...

CAYMAN ISLANDS-ENVIRONMENT – Modern technology being used to protect native bats

Satellite tags reveal more of sharks’ secret lives

(CNS): The Department of Environment’s shark research team is taking an even deeper dive into the still largely secret lives of Caribbean reef sharks and blacktip reef sharks with the help of satellite tags. Fieldwork restarted in July to tag more...

Interest Payments on America’s Soaring National Debt Will Enrich Foreign Bondholders and Governments With Taxpayers’ Dollars

If America was a family or a business, its present debt situation would be considered a crisis. According to the Congressional Budget Office, the current national debt held by the public is $29 trillion. This is 98 percent of our gross domestic...

Misconceptions Of Asset Protection Planning

Asset proection shields assets against judgments. AI Generated There has lately been a renewed interest by clients in asset protection planning. A problem for these clients and their planners who are unfamiliar with asset protection planning is...

Book Review | ‘Offshore: Stealth Wealth and the New Colonialism’ by Brooke Harrington

The world of elite and oligarchic money is shrouded in secrecy. A series of leaked documents — the Panama Papers, Paradise Papers, and Pandora Papers — allowed the public a rare peek inside the walls of offshore finance in places like the Cayman...

SBE Honors Irwin, Bialik for Engineering Achievements

The Society of Broadcast Engineers has announced the recipients of the 2025 SBE National Awards, which recognize outstanding achievements by individual members, local chapters, and Sustaining Member companies. Among the organization's highest...

Faith Hospital Enhances Dental Care with Cayman Brac’s First Cone Beam CT Scanner

Patients in Cayman Brac can now benefit from advanced dental diagnostics closer to home, as a result of the installation of a new cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) scanner at Faith Hospital, the first of its kind on the island. The cutting-edge...

Florida women’s basketball set to face Memphis, Georgia Tech in 2025 Cayman Island Classic

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - Florida women’s basketball will be spending Thanksgiving hitting the hardwood in the Cayman Islands, the team announced Thursday. The Gators will initially face Memphis in the opening game on Friday, Nov. 28 at 7:30 p.m....

CCMI LAUNCHES SUSTAINABILITY THEMED ECO-WARRIOR CHALLENGE FOR GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS

Four classes (years 5 and 6) will receive full class scholarships to attend a 3-day/2-night Marine Ecology Course in Little Cayman Little Cayman, Cayman Islands;21st August 2025 – The Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI) is excited to...

CCI approves Carlyle Group’s stake purchase in Quest Global, other key deals

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) on Tuesday said it has approved four proposals, including the acquisition of a stake in engineering services provider Quest Global Services by a Carlyle Group entity and Bequest Inc. CA Plume Investments,...

Colorado Legislature Begins Special Session to Address Federal Budget Cuts

Colorado State Senate chambers. Photo courtesy of KUNC. Bills Introduced to Close Corporate Tax Loopholes and Protect Access to Services to Resolve Looming State Budget Deficits One minute the Colorado state budget was balanced. The next it was...

Two-bed dialysis unit opens at West Bay clinic

(CNS): The Health Services Authority has opened a new dialysis unit at the West Bay Health Centre, making it easier for patients in the district to receive this critical care. The unit, which opened its doors earlier this month, is equipped with...

Marriott gets the nod for precedent-setting beach work

(CNS): The Cayman Islands Government approved a coastal works permit for the Grand Cayman Marriott Resort on Seven Mile Beach to begin replenishing its eroded beachfront. According to a summary of a Cabinet meeting last week, the project was given...

TCLE (01070.HK) Adjusted Profit Attributable to Owners of the Parent Surged by 62.0% YoY in H1 2025

Mid-to-High-End Strategy Yield Tangible Results with High-Quality Growth in Global Business Focusing on its strategy of mid-to-high-end positioning and globalisation initiatives, TCL Electronics' core business achieved quality growth and...

New Data Protection Bill released for consultation

The Office of The Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) has launched public consultation on the draft Data Protection Bill 2025, which will replace the Data Protection (Privacy of Personal Information) Act of 2003, and will improve the protection of...