Business growth requires a solid foundation that includes prudent risk-management. The principle is simple - Normally, when you cut your risk, you cut your losses and increase profits.
Premier Hon. Alden McLaughlin was pleased on Monday to announce the issuance of the new $1 banknote that commemorates the 60th anniversary of the first written Constitution of the Cayman Islands.
During the 1990s, agriculture grew in leaps and bounds, kick-started by a new headquarters for the Department of Agriculture at Lower Valley, where they worked in tandem with the Agricultural Society.
Micro and small business owners and persons desirous of starting their own businesses are set to benefit from a series of twelve free training workshops in 2020, with the first scheduled for Thursday, January 30, at the offices of the Chamber of Commerce in Governors Square.
Attendees at the 17th annual National Heroes Day celebrations today (Monday, 27 January 2020) in George Town, Grand Cayman enjoyed a special surprise as five new memorial busts were unveiled at the celebration.
The Cayman Islands was rocked on Tuesday afternoon by a massive earthquake registering 7.7 on the Richter scale.
Dart is now accepting applications from locally registered non-profit organisations for the 2020 Dart Grants programme. Launched last year, Dart Grants supports well-run, registered non-profits with high-impact work in the areas of youth development, education or the environment.
Cayman Islands swimmers battled it out in the pool last weekend during the first competitive swim meet of the year.
Kids, mums and dads, grannies and grandads all headed out to the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park last Sunday for a great day filled with activities, music, food and fun.
It’s not just the basketball world that is mourning the death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant, who was tragically killed in a helicopter crash on Sunday in California – literally billions of people with a smattering of sporting knowledge knew who he was too.